STWJ S3E4- A Great Loss and The Search For a Mentor:

Andrew Tate, Tristan Tate, The Sartorial Shooter, John Wick, Neo, and Joe Rogan had been on a mission to save their comrades Morpheus and The Bowery King from the clutches of the New World Order. The team had encountered numerous obstacles and faced multiple battles on their journey, but they had fought valiantly, knowing that the lives of their friends were at stake.

As they approached the New World Order's headquarters, they were suddenly ambushed by an army of alien cyborgs. The team fought back fiercely, using their unique abilities and skills to take down the cyborgs one by one. During the chaos of battle, Joe Rogan was mortally wounded.

The New Generation soldiers fought hard to keep him alive, but it was clear that his injuries were too severe. Andrew, Tristan, and The Sartorial Shooter huddled around Joe, their faces etched with concern and fear as they tried to stop the bleeding.

Joe, his voice hoarse and weak, whispered to his friends, "I don't think I'm going to make it, guys." His eyes flickered with a mix of pain and sadness. "Promise me you'll finish the mission. Save Morpheus and The Bowery King."

Andrew gripped Joe's hand tightly. Tears welled up in his eyes as he looked at his friend. "We will, Joe. We won't let you down."

Tristan and The Sartorial Shooter nodded solemnly, their faces reflecting the sadness they felt deep inside. They knew that Joe's death would be a huge loss for the team. Joe had been a friend, a mentor, and a brother to them. The thought of continuing the mission without him was almost too much to bear.

Joe took one last shuddering breath, and his body went limp. The team was left stunned and heartbroken. They mourned the loss of their comrade, and vowed to avenge his death by defeating the New World Order and rescuing their friends.

The team continued their mission, but the weight of Joe's death hung heavily over them. Every step they took, every battle they fought, reminded them of their friend and the sacrifice he had made. His death had become a symbol of the risks they faced in their line of work, a reminder of the danger and the toll it took on them.

In the end, they were able to complete their mission and save Morpheus and The Bowery King. But the victory was bittersweet, as they knew that they had lost one of their own in the process. Joe's death had left a gaping hole in their team, but they knew that his memory would live on in their hearts and in the work that they did.