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"Oh, and look who we have here…. Marcus Dominick," I turned to see who raised the alarm and unfortunately it was Sharma Atluri, the Detective from India. His cheerful smile creeped me out. I didn’t know if his greeting was a sign of peace or if he was only another opportunity for new discovery. The last time we had a conversation, it didn't end well. I still recall the words and his suspicions that the culprit of these crimes could also be part of the investigation. That was a clear message to me and I wonder if he had found anything yet.

Gadgil who was the head supervisor for the field agents went with Sherlock to the front door while instructing the other agents to circle around back to make sure that Chad didn’t escape. Sherlock was cautiously scanning the area as he walked up the handful of steps leading to the front porch. “There is a trail of Outer Burst wave frequency. As I thought, that young man is definitely hiding something from us.” “Hey, Mr Berkley open up!” Sherlock knocked on the door a couple of times but didn’t hear a response. “If you don’t open this door right now we will be forced to break it down!” Gadgil’s intimidating voice was loud enough to be heard from the barn.

Said Moriarty to her, “But, that was because he was desperate, well, we… are desperate to find the chosen one, you see, our kind is dying out, and if we can find the chosen one, she could be the savior that we need.” “And you thought I was the chosen one because Payne told you about my power?” “Yes, but I was wrong, just as Dimitri said, you are rare, but sadly you are not the chosen one that we are looking for.” He took a glance at Dimitri who was rubbing on his cheek while glaring at Soma. “But, it doesn’t mean we are not going to help you.” The others were surprised, even Payne, as he approached him and asked Moriarty, “So, you are not going to leave?”

The worn-out mahogany table was already enormous in size, but it seemed more like a children's item than the figure of the man sitting behind it. Sir Grant was a man of great build, at least five inches taller than Kai, who was six feet tall. Although Sir Morgan had long passed his forties, not a single speck of gray appeared in his short black hair. And his overflowing vitality hasn't waned since his days as a Bow Street detective. As well as being the most accomplished Bow Street detective of his day, Morgan was easily the most famous, as he was once the subject of a series of best-selling novels. Before Morgan's time, the Government and the populace assessed the entire Bow Street force wi

he then let out a frustrated sigh and took a bite of his burger. “You have got yourself some Moriarty there.” the detective commented. “And here I thought Tevyat would not meet his Moriarty ever.” he added. It was an ongoing narrative in the police force, especially in the detective's department: they they would have a Rebecca case, a Moriarty and a wild goose chase case once in their career. Many speculated that Azrick would not have one since he performs well and is regarded the best one. But then again, they will have their own in the right time.

Connor grumbled playfully. Despite the appearance of a specter at the feast (I’m quoting Mycroft Holmes to Benedict Cumberbatch in the BBC’s version of Sherlock – go watch the show, it’s awesome), things went well for the rest of the night. The rich people got their opportunity to press the flesh with Connor, the environmentalists raised some money, and I didn’t go to jail for killing Miranda. A moderately passable time was had by all. Until the end.

Mallory´s POV So yeah, I may have gone a little overboard! But how was I supposed to know that bastard had a meth lab in the building’s basement? It was supposed just to be a little hot around his ears since he refused to listen to reason. This jerk was even sicked than I thought. This was supposed to be an easy mission. Just threaten him a little; according to the papers I got, he is just a little creepy. Boy, were they wrong?

Sherlock Holmes** is a fictional character created by Scottish Author and Physician, Sir Arthur Conan Doyle, a graduate of the University of Edinburgh Medical School. He is a London-based “consulting detective” whose abilities border on the fantastic. Holmes is known for his astute logical reasoning, his ability to adapt almost any disguise, and his use of forensic science to solve difficult cases.

Five minutes later, a petite blonde haired woman ushered him into the doctor's office. "Morgan Drake I presume? Thank you for coming. Please have a seat." Morgan sat down in a comfy single sofa. He glanced around the tastefully decorated room and finally settled his gaze on the doctor that sat across him. In spite of his age Doctor Seymour Moriarty had a full head of grey hair and a moustache that almost rivalled his head of hair in terms of volume and colour intensity. He wore a tawny brown two-piece suit, a white shirt, black-tie and black brogue shoes that were well polished.

He said, sheepishly. “Who in the hell did you hack?” She growled. “MI6.” Said a voice from the entrance of the club. Margo and Dex turned to face the man that they had followed a few nights ago. Margo sighed as she face palmed and shook her head. She couldn’t believe that they had been caught hacking the MI6 employee records. “You dumb ass!” She hissed. “Sit.” He grunted. “I’m gonna kill you if we get out of this alive.” She growled, glaring at him as they sat down.