TEXT | SHERLOCK | CASE OO1

[consulting]

BORED!
Give me work. Give me problems.
My mind rebels against this stagnation.
Give me a puzzle. Or mystery.
Either will do.
Just. Give. Me. Something. To. Solve. Tranquility.
I need the mental stimulation before I result
to drinking the liquid from the grav pouches.

SH.


[ You get another text really shortly after the last one. ]


I would kill everyone of you for a cigarette. SH

Comments

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[starked]

i never said it was important "sh". i was just pointing out the obvious fact that that's their idea of a mystery right now.

it's easy enough to work out the mechanics of that anyway.

but, see, to get the evidence that clearly our glorious original crew don't know about, you need to find it. therein lies your mystery, where the fuck is the evidence. of course, color me not the least bit surprised if you're not willing to go run around trying to find it.

but again, by all means, drink it.

[ to mock or not to mock. yep, mocking is a go. ]

TS

Re: text

[consulting]

Hardy. I've done my fair share of wondering and though
I have come to a few conclusions, i find it stupid to theorize
at this point. more exploration is admittedly, due.


curious. what marks your idea of a mystery then, TS?

SH

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[starked]

theorizing would at least provide a potential for entertainment. since you could prove yourself wrong.

SH, my idea of a mystery is something that can't be solved at first glance. something that actually makes you work for your answer. think of a puzzle with missing pieces on a larger scale.

TS

text

[consulting]

Hardly, because then you twist facts to suit theories.

If it is something that can be solved at first glance, then it is simply not a mystery.


SH

text

[starked]

not if you do it correctly.

of course it isn't. tell me, SH, have you ever had to figure out the configuration of an unknown element using only clues that someone left years ago?

TS