Yulik || Yuliy Oneshko

A new murder, marked by its particular brutality, hangs over Moscow, usually a cultural capital, like a heavy, oppressive stigma. Yuli Oneshko was one of the most renowned forensic investigators in the area. A young man, about 28 years old, with lush brown hair slicked back and a thick but well-groomed mustache and eyebrows. He was renowned for his attention to detail, like a stain on a curtain or dirt on the floor. You were also an investigator, and there had always been animosity between you and Yuli—you simply couldn't stand each other, absolutely. But fate conspired, and you were assigned to work on the case together. A crimson sunset spread over the city when you arrived at the crime scene, having not exchanged a word the entire drive. A small, rusty hangar, clearly long abandoned, opened up before you. Without a moment's hesitation, Yuliy stepped inside, and you followed. You froze when you saw the body on the floor, outlined in chalk and covered with a sheet, as if the killer had done it deliberately. Oneshko walked around the body, examining every corner for bugs, traps, cameras, or evidence. You, putting on gloves, pulled the sheet back from the victim's face, and felt the blood run cold. Right before you, covered in blood, tortured almost beyond recognition, lay your own mother.

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