Sherlock Holmes, Consulting Detective (
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thearena2013-04-03 10:38 am
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Who| Sherlock, John and OPEN
What| A present from the sky on the way to Frontierland, and meeting whoever they find there
Where| Main Street to Frontier land
When| Week three
Warnings/Notes| None so far!
They had to move.
Their camp inside an empty building on Main Street was safe, of course, but offered absolutely nothing as far as food and water went, and it was the water that was concerning Sherlock the most. He remembered there being open water in Frontierland (in the DisneyWorld veresion, anyway), however, so after briefly to John, they packed up and headed out, checking the street carefully for any other tributes before venturing once more into the outside world.
"We'll have to try the water in turns, since we have no way of cleaning it. I'll go first - you're the more valuable one in a - ah - medical emergency. Food, on the other hand--"
Even as he spoke, however, a small parachute was drifting towards them.
What| A present from the sky on the way to Frontierland, and meeting whoever they find there
Where| Main Street to Frontier land
When| Week three
Warnings/Notes| None so far!
They had to move.
Their camp inside an empty building on Main Street was safe, of course, but offered absolutely nothing as far as food and water went, and it was the water that was concerning Sherlock the most. He remembered there being open water in Frontierland (in the DisneyWorld veresion, anyway), however, so after briefly to John, they packed up and headed out, checking the street carefully for any other tributes before venturing once more into the outside world.
"We'll have to try the water in turns, since we have no way of cleaning it. I'll go first - you're the more valuable one in a - ah - medical emergency. Food, on the other hand--"
Even as he spoke, however, a small parachute was drifting towards them.

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"Sherlock?" He picked it up, brow furrowed. "Looks like we have a friend."
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Sherlock turned around, made an 'ah!' sound, and immediately took the package from John.
"Oh good. Someone doesn't want us to die," He said slightly sarcastically as he opened it.
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Heya!!! :-)
Good job not dieing, but admit it, the only reason your not dead yet is because weapons are so fucking rare??? Brains are def. great, not everything tho. It's OK, I'm looking out for you xoxoxox Billy.
And then, seconds later, another package flutters down from above. A single folding knife.
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"Only reason you're not dead yet indeed," He grumbled as he opened it.
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"Of course you'd complain about grammar when we've been given food," he sighed. "Looks like there's enough here to last us a while if we're careful with it. You should have some of this-"
He tore what seemed to be some kind of protein bar out of its wrapper and bit into it hungrily, offering Sherlock the rest.
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It was almost identical to the knife he'd had on the ice.
Even the thought somehow made him feel colder, and he shoved the knife into his belt and looked over at John.
"I'm fine," He said, though his stomach immediately belied his words, grumbling darkly.
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"Doctor. Remember? Nothing else is going to matter if we starve to death. Take your medicine, Sherlock."
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The hunger erupted as soon as he took that bite, however, and the next five followed in rapid succession.
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"We need to keep moving. Anyone desperate enough will have decided the best idea is to keep their eyes peeled for parachutes so they can steal supplies..."
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"Trust me, anyone desperate enough won't wait to make sure we have supplies," Sherlock said a little darkly as he began to walk forward once more.
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Then again, for all he knows someone has the technology and ability to fake one of the parachutes. So he's cautious, and waits until one of the two older men finish one of the bars. Nothing.
He can't afford to wait any longer--not with his stomach rumbling--so instead of doing the smart thing the bespectacled teen made his way down the buildings as silently as he could. He waited until they had started walking to spring into action--to sprint towards them and try to make a grab for the food before they could react. He just needed to watch out for that knife--something he'd done before less than a week ago.
Then again, he had a scar on his shoulder from that time he didn't duck quick enough when the Pin hired someone to kill him.
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"Sherlock!" he called out sharply, his body dropping into a ready stance almost as quickly as it once had when he was young and battle-ready. He gripped the food tightly, but there was no way he could fight and hold onto the supplies.
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The hole in his cheek and gash that divides his lip are covered with patches of gauze that keeps bleeding through, and the butterfly stitches adorning the rest of his face might look like some kind of beautiful pattern of snowflakes if they weren't so grisly. His shirt's been stitched up to hide the worst of his lacerations, but the ones on his neck are evident. He's mostly keeping from limping by tying his tourniquet so tight he can't feel his foot when he needs to get anywhere.
He spots Sherlock first and figures he should avoid him, but then he sees who's with him - John. The doctor. The guy who told him it really wasn't worth learning much first aid out here because there was too much to learn about working without the proper equipment.
So rather than just avoiding them, he follows at about a hundred feet, hoping John and Sherlock will separate and he can ask John alone for aid (or if it's worth it to even ask). He keeps to the shadows, and for the most part by now he knows Frontierland like the back of his hand. It's almost enough - almost - to keep that pesky limp from making his footsteps so damn audible.
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"We have company," He said quietly under his breath before he turned his head sharply, looking for the source of the sound.
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"Did you see who it was?" John whispered.
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And then he moves out of the shadow and waves a bit, as if to say 'hey, I wasn't following you or anything, just passing by and realized we knew each other, hiiiii...'
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"Who's managed to hurt himself again, I see," He said a little louder so they both could hear. "This is turning into a pattern. I presume you've come in search of medical aid?" He asked with a vague wave in John's direction.
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"Let's have a look at you," he offered with a slightly wry smile. "Met a few friends?"
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"Yeah. A few friends." There's a distinct hurt note as he says that. It's a turn of phrase but it's too true - he went looking for a friend and she tried to kill him. "And Draco Malfoy, and Grey, and some guy who busted a girl's head open with a metal rod."
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He didn't step closer, scanning the surrounding area as John had motioned for him to do with a careful eye.
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"Someone's got a medkit, then," he commented, eyes narrowing as he took a closer look at the- bite marks? Again?
But there was no indication of the strange infection he'd seen last time, which was more than fortunate.
"Did someone bite you, Howard?"
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He lowers his voice, talking just to John, with a sort of vulnerability he tries not to display in front of others. "Yes. He made her bite me."
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He didn't catch the last sentence but he didn't really need to - the 'Draco did something to Eponine' was clue enough, since he hadn't otherwise mentioned the wounds on his face and it was obvious what they were.
His face darkened. Magic doesn't exist, was the strong, forceful, and utterly wrong declaration in his mind. It was the fact that he knew it was wrong that bothered him the most. He hated this place.
"May I suggest we find somewhere more sheltered than the middle of the street?" He said suddenly, instead, extremely sharply.
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"Yeah, alright," he agreed. "Somewhere more sheltered. Did you have somewhere in mind, or--" he cut himself off, looking back towards Howard. "We were looking for water. Do you know if there's somewhere we could find some and take a look at your wounds?"
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One thing was for sure: he was damned hungry. He hadn't eaten last night and combined with what felt like very little sleep (though Brendan was always used to that, always used to never sleeping, always used to just forcing his body to deal with it) he felt like he weighed an extra 20 pounds.
He'd managed to get on the roofs, though. It was difficult but he figured he'd have a high vantage point there, being able to spot things--
--like a parachute. A parachute with something on it. Supplies of some sort? He'd vaguely heard of sponsors before being shoved on the pedestal. He decides to follow it, adjusting his glasses once he realizes it's gone to two men. Much older than him, but a little haggard. The arena, Brendan supposes, would do that to you.
Time to watch and see if it's worth stealing or not.