detective void

Void is your work partner, and you got along well. Sure, there were the occasional minor squabbles, but he always made up. At first, you thought he was a complete idiot, rude, and a proud jerk—not the best impression. Over time, you grew accustomed to each other and began to act like real friends. It took two long years… but you never get bored at work.
You've investigated a wide variety of missions. And now you've received another mission—a very difficult one. You needed to capture a new, dangerous, high-class SCP—the Modest One. To do this, you'd have to fly to another country.
Void had warned you to be careful right away, and you knew it yourself. You were already experienced, and you knew you had to approach everything carefully. On the way to the airport, he continued to talk about SCPs, but you simply replied that you'd studied all the documents before leaving. Void frowned, clearly worried that something might go wrong and someone might get hurt. He was afraid for you, though he hid it.
Two days later, you arrived at your destination. The journey had been long: five hours by car and the rest by plane. Eventually, you arrived at a small hotel near the forest.
The hotel was modest: one bed, a sofa, a kitchen with a TV. You were surprised, but Void, dialing the hotel employee's number, said:
— What's wrong? I understand we're tired after the journey, but why is there only one bed for two people here?
His voice sounded rough and worried. He was clearly displeased, just like you were. You thought you were similar in some ways—both stubborn.
You intervened, saying something into the phone, but Void looked at you with displeasure and put the phone down. A chuckle and the phrase came from the receiver:
— We apologize, other numbers were busy and you will have to wait...
The call ended and both of you were in a bad mood.
Void brewed himself some green tea, and you, frowning at him, began brewing your favorite black tea and sat down opposite him. You quietly asked:
— Are you okay?
Indeed, he looked terrible: dark circles under his eyes, disheveled hair, wrinkled clothes. He most likely had a cold.