Looking for a Sherlock, Moriarty, or Mycroft

What's in Sherlock's head, only the writers actually know that.

Communication from his old life threatens to bust him while he's undercover. Sherlock lost having a brother and his life and his identity as soon as he got on the plane.

I found an AU in which Sherlock is a serial killer, getting off of murder rather than murder cases.

Where's that?

It was a roleplay on Omegle.

I've never got into Omegle, I like coming back to where I can log back in and carry on.

I'm like Sherlock on the matter of roleplaying. A nice puzzling case is great, but in the waiting periods a temporary fix of cocaine will do.

Yeah, know what you mean. I used to have at least 6 rp's on the go. I was expecting to have time to do at least 3 when we started ours! Only 3 or 4 more days of hell to go.

Yikes. In 3-4 days I'll be the one posting less frequently, as I'm going skiing for the break.

Yeah, skiing? That's fine, no worries, the giving and taking we can do isn't constant so it evens out at the end of the day.

I'll figure it out somehow. Wi-Fi at hotels isn't usually the best though.

I've been lucky with Wif-fi but not phone If it's bad, then make the best of skiing!

Thank you.

Also, I see what you did there with 'sweater weather'. 

Haha, sweater weather, I'm just a right little horror for playing about like that.

>> Art in the blood came out in himself and Mycroft in the acute eye for observation of details

This Mycroft is not born with a tendency to be attentive to all details. He is far from that but had trained himself to do it by choice. By nature he is not 100% aware of the surrounding outside what he choose to focus into. Rather than having a painter's eyes, art in blood on this character came in form of natural ability to connect and weave together different elements to form a complex and flowing musical symphony - a conductor of orchestra, or an indispensable Maestro of the Great Britain's affairs.

Wonderfully said, Night Baron. That is a very good idea, little flaws that have impacts.

Perceiving by nature but not really aware of the process, his coordinating-synthesizing ability is far more developed than the recognizing through the five senses' one.

I'll edit my post.

It's nice to see that the things I'm learning in my forensics elective are coming in handy this early into my life.

Very handy!

Sherlock. wrote:I'll edit my post.

That's from Sherlock's POV, he could think that way. It is still a valid statement without it being the reality.

Sometimes it scares me how similar my relationship with my little sister is to Mycroft and Sherlock's. Not similar in a good way, either.

Family can be odd things to deal with. Mine has been, anyway!

I have a firm belief that my family is comprised of some of the craziest people on the planet.

Yours talk to each other without automatically getting the wrong end of the stick?