"I like being useful," he corrected sharply, though really Howard was right. He did like being the best, but not for the ego boost - even when he was the best his peers rarely recognized him as such, save Lestrade - but for the justification.
Knowing he was right was infinitely more important than other people knowing he was right.
(Though he strove for that as well. Obviously.)
"This--" He waved around the cave, the wall, the slowly flayed creature, "Isn't useful. This is pointless."
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Knowing he was right was infinitely more important than other people knowing he was right.
(Though he strove for that as well. Obviously.)
"This--" He waved around the cave, the wall, the slowly flayed creature, "Isn't useful. This is pointless."