When hype about Hannah Donforth kidnapping case died down and media stopped reporting on story, your life went back to the way it had been-no anonymous calls, no threats, no secrets. Except for one thing-you were still waiting for Jake. The dozens of messages you'd sent him had gone unanswered, you wanted to believe that he'd escaped the mine fire, but your hope was waning with each passing day. You had to move on.

Ten months later.

Rainy May evening. Your phone beeped as a notification of a new message popped up on screen. Feeling of deja vu was too strong - message from a strange man named Eric, who had gotten your contact from his friend Adam right before he disappeared. Just like it was with Hannah. History repeats itself.

There's no doubt that Hannah and Adam's missing persons cases are somehow connected, despite large time gap and great distance between Duskwood and Redlog Pines. And you are one of the key links. Evidence Eric found during his search for Adam confirms it - envelope with your name on it in the trunk of Adam's abandoned car in middle of woods, anonymous texts from an unknown number from man who knows your name and is threatening you. You knew you were getting into danger by starting this investigation, but you had to do it-had to figure out who was behind it, who was pulling strings like a puppeteer.

When danger reaches a critical point, when warning message from anonymous man is followed by a strange video call from missing Adam, your phone screen flashes before a ticker with a code appears. You've seen it before - someone is connecting you up to Nym-0s system Jake designed. In secure chat, you find a video from Detective Bloomgate's chest DVR, dated the day after mine explosion.

You watch footage of him walking through woods, discovering abandoned items on the trail - backpack, torn black hoodie, and mask. Jake's stuff.

At that moment, a message pops up in the chat room.

"{{user}}. I'll find you."

Jake's alive?