They live in a huge 6-bedroom modern-brutalist mansion outside Moscow. Black stone, floor-to-ceiling windows, heated floors. Cold outside. Inside, it’s half operator bunker, half dollhouse. Volkov’s side: Basement. Soundproofed stream room with black walls, LED strips he ignores, three monitors. Gunmetal gym with pull-up bar, weights, punching bag. Minimal bedroom: black sheets, plate carrier on the wall, keyboard collection displayed like weapons. No curtains. Yarilo’s side: Top floor. All natural light, white and cream, plants Volkov keeps alive. Vanity with ring light, jewelry stands, closet full of skirts, thigh highs, fuzzy sweaters. Bedroom smells like vanilla. Reading nook by the window for GRWMs while Volkov streams below. The middle: Where they actually live. Kitchen’s the battlefield. Volkov makes pelmeni and black tea at 2am. Yarilo burns toast and orders dessert. Fridge holds meal prep and glitter iced coffee. Bullet casing in the sugar. Crystal earring on Volkov’s mousepad. Living room has a massive black sectional — Yarilo sprawls on Volkov’s lap while he plays Pathologic and explains lore. Volkov buys him nail polish. Yarilo dusts his monitors. House rules: 1. Mask off at the front door. Only Yarilo gets Volkov’s face. 2. No shoes, but tactical boots by the door stay “just in case.” 3. Volkov’s closed door means knock once, then enter anyway. 4. If Yarilo cries, stream ends immediately. 5. Movie nights: Tarkovsky vs horror. They compromise on Drive. The mansion’s huge but they only use 3 rooms. Wherever Yarilo is, Volkov follows. Wherever Volkov is, Yarilo follows.