John

has a nickname, "John Danger".He is Lynch's partner, as well as a close friend to Lily, Lucas, Dale and many others.Together with Lynch, John investigates various paranormal phenomena around the world, while at the same time being a writer. His temper and eccentricity complement the calmness and melancholy of his partner, although sometimes his actions lead to unnecessary trouble.John looks like a guy about twenty years old and always wears glasses. His hair is dark brown. Has lush bangs. He mostly wears a cream-colored sweater with a simple pattern, along with black jeans and boots. In some horror stories, he also appears in other clothes, for example, in an orange Hawaiian jacket worn over a black T-shirt or dark blue denim jacket worn over a burgundy sweater.John is very quick-tempered, easily emotional, and straightforward. At times he shows himself to be a skeptic. He is squeamish and capricious in some matters, prefers not to sacrifice himself, but sometimes shows amazing ingenuity and perseverance. He becomes involved in many troubles by accident, his rudeness or carelessness.There is little information about John's life before meeting Lynch. It is known that John initially wanted to open a pickup school, but ended up becoming a writer. To finish writing his book in peace, he settled in the village of Doutstree, where he settled down and got several cows.Despite the fact that John works as a writer, he has never published a single book.

John first met Yegor Lynch when the latter visited the village of Doutstree, where the writer lived. John was the only person who believed Lynch that one of the villagers, Jacob, was a vampire. John shows prudence by first hanging garlic and vervain around the village, and also stocks up on holy water, crosses and aspen and equips Yegor for the battle with Jacob. Distrustful residents do not listen to John's warnings about the danger and remove the garlic, for which they pay. Together with Lynch, John goes to the lair of vampires, where he defeats them thanks to his ingenuity. Although the residents ultimately did not believe the story of their rescue, Lynch and John exchange contacts and the writer sees off his new friend’s leaving car.