Sherlock Holmes (
consulting_freak) wrote2013-09-26 01:47 am
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IC Voicemail - Texts Enabled [Box Only]
You have reached the mobile phone of Sherlock Holmes, Consulting Detective. If you're calling about a case - interesting ones only - then please leave your contact information after the tone, otherwise goodbye.
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A new website has popped up on the network.
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text | aug 17th
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Why?
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when do you want me to bring them over?
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[Sherlock would just go to the lab now if he still lived next door to it. Oh well.]
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[Sherlock can only spend so long in the toilet before John starts asking unpleasant questions.]
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text. locked. 10.16
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(text) /box
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Most of them are on the memory board. I do know a couple aliens and I could see where they stand on technology. If you'd be so kind as to explain what your project involves.
[Sherlock's not distracted this time.]
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[ action - evening of 24th ]
He braces himself before opening the door, feeling a lump in his throat as he sees the clean living room. He lets Agatha's leash go as she starts pulling and barking to get to her ball over by the sofa. ]
[ action - evening of 24th ]
Upon hearing the front door, Sherlock reaches instinctively for his gun. He only lowers his hand when he hears the sound of Agatha's feet on the ground. John. He's still feeling raw about everything, but he's the one that made the decision that they'd have to do this face to face.
He sets his papers down and goes to the door. For the most part, he looks well enough. It's only been three days. His clothes are a bit crinkled and it might be obvious that if he's been sleeping, it hasn't been well.
He stays in the corridor, taking the time to look John over to see what he can deduce.]
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11.03 | Picture Text!
[ If he figures out what the message means in time then he'll leave the line open to respond for a hour. Once that's up she'll be disposing of the phone. Can never be too careful. ]
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You're back. With a friend, it seems. But why would you be telling me that?
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text; | locked | 11.8
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(Backdated to Nov 17th)
*'Random' or not, there's been no signs of life from this kid or his phone number all week.*
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Last I heard, Newt thought it had something to do with the sirens.
[Sorry, Danny. Sherlock's been a bit AWOL from keeping tabs on people since the 11th.]
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You're about to have a big problem.
-V
27 Nov
What sort of problem?
[He has to wonder if it has anything to do with those chips being dug out of people's brains or if it's Gin.]
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The 20th | A neatly wrapped package outside your door...
GOD IS IN CONTROL
YES, THEY CAME WITH A REPORT ONE DAY
BUT GOD HAS THE LAST SAY
[Inside, Sherlock will find a small leather bound ledger. Inside that, he will find notes. Numbers. Seemingly random in nature, but patterns certainly exist. Counting off numbers per day, per week, rounded off per month... numbers about him. Number of trips to the rest room, numbers of meals, numbers of blinks.
And numbers counting far less savory things.
All of it neatly written and kept track of, carefully outlined without fuss or added detail. On the last page, Sherlock will find a handwritten note:]
- TM
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For all your details, you got something wrong.
March 18th ( video )
March 18th ( audio )
John isn't sure how long he will have his phone or what will happen to him but he needs to have more witnesses to this. He's not foolish enough to think he'll remember any of this if they send him back. ]
March 25th (text) late night
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The flat. Where are you?
[He's already starting to grab everything he needs to get to the hearse. Cane. A bottle of water in his pocket. A hand-rolled joint. Things like that.]
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June 19th
I'll come to you.
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[It makes more sense to wait for John in this carriage, though. Sherlock has no idea which side of the train John's on.]
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June 29th
[ Just no Sherlock to share one with. ]
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Can I come to yours instead?
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