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Tom: Klim, what is the meaning of this?
Klim: I'm one step ahead of you, that's what it means! Did you think I had no idea that you were getting rid of me? Do I look blind to you? Or dumb? Haha! Tom, I used to respect you, but just listen to yourself: "the true Shining City on a Hill...", "won't have to use it"... Bullsh-t! You're gonna keep all the world at the point of a nuclear gun and still come out all clean? Ain't happening! Nobody's gonna give you a sh-t about your threats if you don't even shoot once! I, on the other hand, already have a couple of targets in mind!
~ Klim's most famous dialogue, revealing his true intentions to Tom.
So you're trapped in that tin can with nowhere to go and it's my game that's up? You're delusional! Let's see if some smoke will help you clear your mind!
~ Klim to Tom.

Klim is the main antagonist of Metro Exodus: Sam's Story.

He is the unhinged, traitorous right-hand man of Tom, as well as the former enforcer of his mercenary unit and later the leader of his own loyalists, who seeks to depose his post as its leader at a given opportunity. He eventually betrays him near the end of the DLC, intending to use the U.S.S. Mayflower's nuclear weapons to mass-murder anyone he sees fit.

He is voiced by Dave B. Mitchell, who voiced Mirsky in the same game.

Background[]

Past[]

Before World War III started, Klim once worked for Tom's arms company who was the handler of connections coming from Russia. Twenty years after the bombs fell, Klim still works as Tom's second-in-command, who also acts as the commander of Tom's personal armed forces, known as Tom's Army.

Metro Exodus: Sam's Story[]

Sometime after Tom and Captain Eduard Baranov reached a deal to fix the submarine, it is revealed that before Tom and his men are leaving Vladivostok, Tom had plans to remove Klim as he considers his services as no longer useful.

During Sam's travels to the upper marsh in Vladivostok, it is revealed that Klim and his bandits were responsible for killing Baranov's officers who were responsible for disabling the submarine.

Once Sam and Baranov arrive in USS Mayflower with Tom waiting, Klim then initiates a full-scale coup, where he notices the truth behind his imminent removal was a deal made by Baranov itself. Commanding his own bandit army, he later orders them to eliminate Tom, Sam, and Baranov.

He confronts Sam later in the dry docks control room, but he was killed by him in the final confrontation via getting stabbed by a piece of broken glass, resulting in his death.

Personality[]

Klim, at some point, is initially neutral during Sam's first visit to the USS Mayflower. However, as the story goes further, he is shown to have a strong opposition towards Tom's pacifistic nature, even mocking Tom for his inability to use the submarine's nukes. He is highly calculating, murderous, and violent, who is later seen commanding his own bandit army in a failed rebellion to eliminate Tom's crew, Tom, Sam, and Baranov, as a warning of Tom's attempt in getting rid of him.

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