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The Adventures of a Consulting Detective [OPEN]
Who: Sherlock Holmes and YOU
What: Getting used to this place...
When: Soon after he makes contract to just before the next performance
Where: Carnival Grounds
Warnings: None
A. If you eliminate the impossible...
Sherlock Holmes did not believe in magic, or anything remotely fantastical or out of this world.
Which was why he was having a very difficult time with the existence of the Carnival itself, the appearance of some of the denizens which he had chalked up to clever costuming, and the mere fact that he had somehow gotten himself tangled up in all of this and was now indebted to them and forced to work for a year and one day.
He kept repeating himself that this wasn't real, that this was just a mad dream.
However dreams didn't last this long or have enough logical consistency to mimic the real world for this long.
Sherlock wandered the grounds like a wraith, occasionally bursting out with angry deductions at any poor person that crossed his path.
B. ...whatever remains, however improbable...
Sherlock often deleted information deemed irrelevant or useless from his mind. He may have been told already at some point and forgotten it. Regardless, it was quite a shock to him when he was blearily grabbing a bite to eat and walking from his trailer to start his day, he bit down hard and yelped in surprise when he felt something painful jabbing in his lip.
Confused, he ran over to the nearest window and peered at what he'd bitten. No, it wasn't in his food. His eyes widened when he saw that his canines--both on the top of his mouth and the bottom--ended in sharp points and extended further than they should. Than any human's should.
Was...was he just seeing things?! He ran his tongue over the top and--ah. Yes, that was certainly real.
"WHAT ON EARTH IS GOING ON!?"
C. ...must be the truth!
Patrol.
Well, it did sound like something fairly 'not boring', and would be right up his alley.
Didn't mean he was happy about it. He didn't like to be forced to do anything against his will.
Still, if this was truly the only way out, if he really had to compete his contract, then he'd have to.
Sherlock stuffed his hands in his pockets as he began his patrol.
D. Or something like that.
He'd be warned against trying to escape the Carnival, but that didn't mean he wasn't going to not try and see how far he could get.
Sherlock made sure that no one was following him, and he tried running into the woods that surrounded the Carnival.
What: Getting used to this place...
When: Soon after he makes contract to just before the next performance
Where: Carnival Grounds
Warnings: None
A. If you eliminate the impossible...
Sherlock Holmes did not believe in magic, or anything remotely fantastical or out of this world.
Which was why he was having a very difficult time with the existence of the Carnival itself, the appearance of some of the denizens which he had chalked up to clever costuming, and the mere fact that he had somehow gotten himself tangled up in all of this and was now indebted to them and forced to work for a year and one day.
He kept repeating himself that this wasn't real, that this was just a mad dream.
However dreams didn't last this long or have enough logical consistency to mimic the real world for this long.
Sherlock wandered the grounds like a wraith, occasionally bursting out with angry deductions at any poor person that crossed his path.
B. ...whatever remains, however improbable...
Sherlock often deleted information deemed irrelevant or useless from his mind. He may have been told already at some point and forgotten it. Regardless, it was quite a shock to him when he was blearily grabbing a bite to eat and walking from his trailer to start his day, he bit down hard and yelped in surprise when he felt something painful jabbing in his lip.
Confused, he ran over to the nearest window and peered at what he'd bitten. No, it wasn't in his food. His eyes widened when he saw that his canines--both on the top of his mouth and the bottom--ended in sharp points and extended further than they should. Than any human's should.
Was...was he just seeing things?! He ran his tongue over the top and--ah. Yes, that was certainly real.
"WHAT ON EARTH IS GOING ON!?"
C. ...must be the truth!
Patrol.
Well, it did sound like something fairly 'not boring', and would be right up his alley.
Didn't mean he was happy about it. He didn't like to be forced to do anything against his will.
Still, if this was truly the only way out, if he really had to compete his contract, then he'd have to.
Sherlock stuffed his hands in his pockets as he began his patrol.
D. Or something like that.
He'd be warned against trying to escape the Carnival, but that didn't mean he wasn't going to not try and see how far he could get.
Sherlock made sure that no one was following him, and he tried running into the woods that surrounded the Carnival.
D (1/2)
When he sees it's someone he doesn't recognize (and he recognizes a lot of people by now, with how often he wanders around and pokes around just about every department), he wastes no time in approaching, an amused look on his face.
"What are you doing?"
D (2/2)
"Susan, don't be rude!"
Though this is the first time they've found another person walking around out here.
Re: D (2/2)
"What!? Wh...oh, er," he managed to try and give off the appearance that he looked like he knew what he was doing. "Just going for a walk."
Lies, of course. It was weird though, he felt he oddest pull, a difficulty in saying them.
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"In the forest? Most people just walk around and look at things I thought, I've never seen other people come out here except me and Lauren." Not that it's a problem, or really something he puts any thought into, but it does make it more exciting and interesting, and make him want to keep talking to him.
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"Maybe he wants to look at the trees."
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A wince, what was so hard about lying? He had a headache and felt so reluctant to. He shook his head to clear it.
"Do you two live here?"
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"Here in the Carnival or here in the forest? 'Cause both are true, I guess, but we're really supposed to live in one of those trailers. The forest is better though."
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C FOR COWORKERS??
It's an off week anyway though-there aren't as many visitors to the grounds, right now.
Sherlock gives the air of someone with...Something on their mind, at least-and he gives a nod of greeting.]
Re: C FOR COWORKERS??
Lost in thought and not really paying attention to anything other than his own spiraling foul mood and thoughts, he scarcely noticed somentimg extremely large and furry walking across his path, giving him a nod.
The detective paused, stopping in his tracks. He frowned, looking up, his eyes widening.]
What on earth are you!?
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[SPUTTERING.] Wh-What sort of question is that..!? I, the man Gongenzaka, am nothing more than myself..!
[OH IT'S HIM AGAIN.]
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You--!?
[Sherlock's mouth drops open and he looks confused.]
But you're not even a man at all?
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AGE IS NOT AN INDICATOR OF CHARACTER..!
[AGE IS THE LAST THING BEING QUESTIONED HERE DON'T MAKE IT A QUESTION]
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I wasn't talking about your age, I was talking about the fact you look like some mad children's show mascot! Wait, how old are you?
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it's just like the last time he was paired with a smug jerk- wait
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'and then the matrix happened'
'Dun dun dunnnnnnn'
oh right do you want to have a backdated log or something for trailer encounters
Sure! :) Would you like to start or would you like me to?
If you're up to it! I'll send details on the trailer so you can properly be ready~
B
There's a girl wearing a hoodie tight around her head sitting on a nearby bench, swinging her legs as she plays a little handheld gaming console. She's awfully short, but she has one eye on the strange man.
Re: B
"What?"
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"They don't hurt, do they?"
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"No, doesn't."'
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Oh, he must have deleted the information in his mind about what happens to those who stay in the Carnival...
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A
He's not going anywhere in particular, merely stretching his legs after a workout in the big tent. Sometimes it's good to get some fresh hair, after all, an inclination he's been all the more inclined to after getting wings over a year ago. When he sees the man wandering around, he slows a bit and quirks an eyebrow at him.
"Doin' alright there, mate?"
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"Depends what your definition of 'alright' is."
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But no, that’d be assholish. No reason to be like that with a new face in the carnival. So he rolls his shoulders in an easy shrug. “Well, this place does seem ta bring it about, yeah? What’s most pressin’ for yerself?”
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The detective seemed to be irritable, it was a thing that happened to him when his worldview was turned on its end. He'd had a near-meltdown when he thought the Hound in the Baskerville case was real.
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