In which there are many endings, but also a beginning.

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In which there is a great deal of running, but no escapes.

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In which John tries to dither, but the Statistician isn't interested in his hang-ups.

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In which a cup of tea is not to be had, but John certainly is, and Locke intends to take advantage.

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In which John begins to realize that life outside the Matrix may have one or two... perks.

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In which John has questions that he doesn't really want answered, and getting out of the Matrix may have been the easiest part.

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You take the blue pill - the story ends, you wake up in your bed and believe whatever you want to believe. You take the red pill - you stay in Wonderland, and I show you how deep the rabbit hole goes.

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He shakes off the arms at his waist and spins, staring at the sleek man in front of him. "I'm... sorry, have we met?" He's sure they haven't; six feet of pale skin in clinging leather tends to make an impression.

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John's therapist thinks that he’s disassociating; symptomatic of Post Traumatic Stress Disorder, of course. There’s no way to tell her it’s because he suspects the world- this world, at any rate- isn't real.

No way without sounding crazy, obviously.
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Title: In the Region of Sight
Status of work: Complete, updating weekly
Characters and/or pairings: Sherlock/John, brief Mycroft/Lestrade
Rating: NC-17
Warnings, kinks & contents: graphic violence
Length: chapter 1- 1068 words
Author's note:  A million thanks to my betas 1electricpirate and a_xmasmurder, the inexpressibly lovely folks at ( Read more... )