In Season 3 of Barry, Fuches has fled the country to avoid Barry's wrath. He is holed up in Chechnya and is protected by Chechen mobsters. But even in another part of the world, his troubles in Los Angeles only get worse.

While being interrogated for the killing of Burmese and Bolivian mobsters (which was done by Barry), Chechen mob leader NoHo Hank directs police away from Barry and points them at Fuches, who was pictured at the monastery where the shooting took place.

Ever the well-meaning showman, however, NoHo Hank doesn't directly identify him as Fuches. Instead, he fabricates a story around him. NoHo Hank calls Fuches "The Raven," an expert Chechen hitman who is sent to take care of anyone who messes with their criminal operations.

The story is flimsy at best and his interrogators hardly even believe it, but Hank doubles down on The Raven nonetheless.

It would be easy enough for Fuches to stay in Chechnya to avoid any of that hardship. After a phone call with a spiteful Barry, however, Fuches decides to return to Los Angeles to get revenge on him. To that end, he secretly visits the bereaved families of Barry's victims, convincing them to try and kill Barry themselves for Fuches' satisfaction.

But just Fuches' luck, none of this pans out. Jim Moss, the father of one of Barry's most prominent victims, turns Fuches in to the police.

Not only is he identified as "The Raven" as per Hank's story, but he is also wrongfully linked to the death of a Chechen crime lord (another one of Barry's victims) and subsequently sent to prison.

Now in Season 4, Fuches tries to build a reputation and make a name for himself among the other inmates. That name, of course, is The Raven.

New episodes of Barry premiere every Sunday at 10 p.m. EST on HBO.