The Adventures Continue: A Sherlock Holmes Story
Title: The Adventures Continue
Author: azuhra
Fandom: ACD-Bookverse Sherlock Holmes
Word Count: 221
Rating: PG13
Characters: Watson, Holmes
Pairing(s): None.
Warnings: : None
Disclaimer: I don't own the boys.
Prompt: JWP Amnesty Prompt #4 (Epistolary fic, post-it note style. ) at watsons_woes
Summary:
We see things settled. Also, is that a new case?
Chapter Twenty of The Case of the Antique Massacre. This chapter Finishes the tale!
Chapter One: Rain for the Cab Man
Chapter Two: Less Than Benign
Chapter Three: Word Games
Chapter Four: Relief and a Quote
Chapter Five: The Horror Unfolds
Chapter Six: Undercover Detective
Chapter Seven: Plan of Attack
Chapter Eight: Mud, Oil, and Cowards
Chapter Nine: Falling for You
Chapter Ten: The Bloodshed Begins
Chapter Eleven: Turn-Coat
Chapter Twelve: It Burns Like Summer
Chapter Thirteen: Meeting in the Fire
Chapter Fourteen: Leaping and Sprinting
Chapter Fifteen: Take What You Will
Chapter Sixteen: Sutures and Revolvers
Chapter Seventeen: Expecting Rescue
Chapter Eighteen: Bang!
Chapter Nineteen: To Clean, Perchance to Heal
A/N: Well, my first epistolary story. Even more challenging as 221b. And a fun way to end a story.
End? Yes, this is the end!
See the end of the chapter for further notes.
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A piece of paper, covered in notes, as seen lying on the coffee table.
- I don't know where you've gone off to, Holmes, but you are meant to be resting right now!
-JW
- I have a case. And should you be working with that leg of yours, Doctor?
-SH
-My leg is hardly of any concern. You, on the other hand, were shot. Asking for two days rest is not overmuch.
-JW
-Oh, yes, because being shot is so much less an issue than being caught in an explosion. My apologies for the confusion.
-SH
-Sarcasm noted. What is this case, and do you ever plan to be home to fill me in about it?
-JW
- I was not sure you would like to join me after the last adventure. Let alone be interested in the details.
-SH
-It will take more than a group of murdering antique thieves to scare me off, dear chap. That is, if you would still have me?
-JW
-I would be delighted for the company. The case revolves around a missing glass rose.
-SH
-When do you plan to be around to tell me in person?
-JW
-If you worked nights, I would all ready have seen you.
-SH
-If I worked nights I would be a vampire!
-Vampire? Vampires are boring.
---
Additional Notes:
Well, if you've read through this story, 'The case of the Antique Massacre,' Thank you! We've had a good ride. Yes, I'm ending it now having only covered 6 of the possible 7 Amnesty prompts. Why? First: I don't know whose sandbox would fit into this story, second: I like the idea of an even 20 chapters.
I've had no beta, and a lot of these have been written in a hurry. I'm sure you noticed, and my apologies.
Its not a matter of prize or praise that I decided to write for the July writing prompts (All though I do like comments, I really do!), but for the challenge. I struggle to keep a schedule, and I did here too, but ultimately, I've made the deadline! Added challenges that I personally took an were in making these prompts into one continuous story and writing them all in 221B format. It was fun!
Fun facts about this story. Take out my rambling notes and the story itself is 9061 words long. This makes for a total of 41 221B's over the course of 20 chapters. This is easily the longest story I've written chapter wise, though not in word count. Not a surprise, I think you all know by now that I like to ramble!
Author: azuhra
Fandom: ACD-Bookverse Sherlock Holmes
Word Count: 221
Rating: PG13
Characters: Watson, Holmes
Pairing(s): None.
Warnings: : None
Disclaimer: I don't own the boys.
Prompt: JWP Amnesty Prompt #4 (Epistolary fic, post-it note style. ) at watsons_woes
Summary:
We see things settled. Also, is that a new case?
Chapter Twenty of The Case of the Antique Massacre. This chapter Finishes the tale!
Chapter One: Rain for the Cab Man
Chapter Two: Less Than Benign
Chapter Three: Word Games
Chapter Four: Relief and a Quote
Chapter Five: The Horror Unfolds
Chapter Six: Undercover Detective
Chapter Seven: Plan of Attack
Chapter Eight: Mud, Oil, and Cowards
Chapter Nine: Falling for You
Chapter Ten: The Bloodshed Begins
Chapter Eleven: Turn-Coat
Chapter Twelve: It Burns Like Summer
Chapter Thirteen: Meeting in the Fire
Chapter Fourteen: Leaping and Sprinting
Chapter Fifteen: Take What You Will
Chapter Sixteen: Sutures and Revolvers
Chapter Seventeen: Expecting Rescue
Chapter Eighteen: Bang!
Chapter Nineteen: To Clean, Perchance to Heal
A/N: Well, my first epistolary story. Even more challenging as 221b. And a fun way to end a story.
End? Yes, this is the end!
See the end of the chapter for further notes.
---
A piece of paper, covered in notes, as seen lying on the coffee table.
- I don't know where you've gone off to, Holmes, but you are meant to be resting right now!
-JW
- I have a case. And should you be working with that leg of yours, Doctor?
-SH
-My leg is hardly of any concern. You, on the other hand, were shot. Asking for two days rest is not overmuch.
-JW
-Oh, yes, because being shot is so much less an issue than being caught in an explosion. My apologies for the confusion.
-SH
-Sarcasm noted. What is this case, and do you ever plan to be home to fill me in about it?
-JW
- I was not sure you would like to join me after the last adventure. Let alone be interested in the details.
-SH
-It will take more than a group of murdering antique thieves to scare me off, dear chap. That is, if you would still have me?
-JW
-I would be delighted for the company. The case revolves around a missing glass rose.
-SH
-When do you plan to be around to tell me in person?
-JW
-If you worked nights, I would all ready have seen you.
-SH
-If I worked nights I would be a vampire!
-Vampire? Vampires are boring.
---
Additional Notes:
Well, if you've read through this story, 'The case of the Antique Massacre,' Thank you! We've had a good ride. Yes, I'm ending it now having only covered 6 of the possible 7 Amnesty prompts. Why? First: I don't know whose sandbox would fit into this story, second: I like the idea of an even 20 chapters.
I've had no beta, and a lot of these have been written in a hurry. I'm sure you noticed, and my apologies.
Its not a matter of prize or praise that I decided to write for the July writing prompts (All though I do like comments, I really do!), but for the challenge. I struggle to keep a schedule, and I did here too, but ultimately, I've made the deadline! Added challenges that I personally took an were in making these prompts into one continuous story and writing them all in 221B format. It was fun!
Fun facts about this story. Take out my rambling notes and the story itself is 9061 words long. This makes for a total of 41 221B's over the course of 20 chapters. This is easily the longest story I've written chapter wise, though not in word count. Not a surprise, I think you all know by now that I like to ramble!