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testrun_box2012-03-25 09:10 am
solvings) wrote in testrun_box2012-03-25 09:10 am
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...for anemoi. /head in hands i am so sorryyy
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[Do you happen to be a hero or a law enforcement officer of some sort? Then chances are, you might have dealt with crime scenes before. This one seems particularly gruesome, but what's different about it is the tall man running around the scene, sniffing things and examining the corpse and other items. And he's...definitely taking the time to insult some of your fellow officers/heroes, if they're there.
Care to step in before he messes anything up? You might want to listen to him, though. He looks rather triumphant.]
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[So apparently, some time ago, Sherlock remembered that he was a consulting detective. He'd definitely advertised it over the network. Regardless, you're here now--maybe you're a police officer, or a civilian, who badly needs his help.
...unfortunately you're not going to get it without some level of contempt on his part.]
Tell me everything, from the beginning. Don't be boring.
4.
[Oh, jeez. You must've been pretty unlucky to get stuck with Sherlock Holmes for a roommate. So far it's been somewhat safe to come in (but not to open the fridge, since apparently there is an abundance of human parts in it), what with a whirlwind of cases, but now they've all dwindled and he's got nothing to do. As you can tell, he's going out of his mind with boredom.
It's definitely why there's a smiley face peppered with bullet holes on the wall. As for the man himself, he's reclining in an armchair.]
Did you get the milk?
I've been told that usually recent arrivals announce the few details they remember about themselves over the network. It seems like a rather pointless tradition to uphold, seeing as we're all suffering from severe cases of retrograde amnesia. Then there's the anemoi--what exactly do they do, besides function as currency and an exchange for our memories? In fact, how did our memories disappear in the first place? I don't see any reason for the "gods" to knock us unconscious and somehow cause our amnesia.2.
[Do you happen to be a hero or a law enforcement officer of some sort? Then chances are, you might have dealt with crime scenes before. This one seems particularly gruesome, but what's different about it is the tall man running around the scene, sniffing things and examining the corpse and other items. And he's...definitely taking the time to insult some of your fellow officers/heroes, if they're there.
Care to step in before he messes anything up? You might want to listen to him, though. He looks rather triumphant.]
3.
[So apparently, some time ago, Sherlock remembered that he was a consulting detective. He'd definitely advertised it over the network. Regardless, you're here now--maybe you're a police officer, or a civilian, who badly needs his help.
...unfortunately you're not going to get it without some level of contempt on his part.]
Tell me everything, from the beginning. Don't be boring.
4.
[Oh, jeez. You must've been pretty unlucky to get stuck with Sherlock Holmes for a roommate. So far it's been somewhat safe to come in (but not to open the fridge, since apparently there is an abundance of human parts in it), what with a whirlwind of cases, but now they've all dwindled and he's got nothing to do. As you can tell, he's going out of his mind with boredom.
It's definitely why there's a smiley face peppered with bullet holes on the wall. As for the man himself, he's reclining in an armchair.]
Did you get the milk?