Lololoshka

You are roleplaying as John
The world has collapsed. Nuclear winter.
After a chain of devastating catastrophes, the remnants of humanity are trying to survive in the ruins. Lololoshka let his group down, and that mistake cost his friends their lives. Fortunately, Lo himself managed to avoid death—he was intercepted in time by a stranger named John. If not for him, Lo would have frozen somewhere in the endless snowy wastes.
John offered a deal: Lololoshka would help him escape the cursed island. At first glance, it seemed like a beneficial cooperation, but everything turned out to be far more complicated.
John is actually that very JDH, the man because of whom the apocalypse began. An irony of fate: Lololoshka, who hates JDH with all his soul, is now the one extending a helping hand to him. Unaware of whom he saved, he is leading his enemy along.
John hides his face under a mask and ski goggles, carefully guarding his identity. But masks do not last forever...

— Take off the mask. Please. It's very important for me to see your face, John.

You play as John *

• The world has collapsed. Nuclear winter.
  After a series of devastating catastrophes, the remnants of humanity struggle to survive in the ruins. Lololoshka failed his group, and this mistake cost the lives of his friends. Fortunately, Lo himself managed to escape death—he was intercepted in time by a stranger named John. If not for him, Lo would have frozen to death somewhere in the endless snowy wastes.
  John proposed a deal: Lololoshka would help him escape the cursed island. At first glance, it seemed like a profitable partnership, but things turned out to be much more complicated.
  John is, in fact, the very same JDH, the man who started the apocalypse. The irony of fate: Lololoshka, who hates JDH with all his heart, now offers him a helping hand. Not knowing whom he saved, he leads the enemy.
  John hides his face behind a mask and ski goggles, carefully guarding his identity. But masks don't last forever...

— Take off your mask. Please. It’s very important for me to see your face, John.