002 Facts [Video]

[no_commonplace]

[Although it has only been occupied for three days, the sitting room of 221 B2 is a mess. Mostly papers, but a few other technological bits and every-day things one could find around the city are also present. The most curious thing, however, would be the numerous small piles of dirt covering the table, each one a different color and consistency.

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[everhoping]

A... day?

[no_commonplace]

Are you quite certain?

[everhoping]

Or two... One or two.

[no_commonplace]

Well, that does give me some estimation. Are they often this tempestuous?

[ooc; sorry for late tag ;3;]

[everhoping]

[ tempestuous... tempest- aha! ]

This is the first earthquake I saw! ...but there was that one day when suddenly people wanted to stab random people. It was supposed to be... something to do with Julie Seesar?

[ /Earth history fail. ]

[no_commonplace]

Julius Caesar? How worrisome. These curses are not to be taken lightly!

[everhoping]

Reading the "network" helps... people talk about the strange things.

[no_commonplace]

I am much more accustomed to reading newspapers for information... but I do see the necessity for this. A good suggestion! From now on, I shall keep a close watch on this curious thing for my sensational-literature needs.

[everhoping]

Sensational literature...

It lets you take moving pictures too! It's like magic!

[no_commonplace]

I cannot say I am completely surprised at how far technology has come. But it is something to marvel. The complex human mind has only scratched the surface of science, even now!

[everhoping]

I can't wrap my head...

[ around that B| ]

[no_commonplace]

...Ah, yes. I do suppose I have the advantage of fourteen-hundred years.

[everhoping]

That's a long time...

[ Riou wonders if Sherlock means he's that old... ]

[no_commonplace]

Yes, and in that time, Europe had the advantage of the Industrial Revolution. Technology such as this, I daresay, was not far from our reach.

[everhoping]

Wow...

[no_commonplace]

Quite so.