The Antagonist Theorem (James Moriarty-centric Sherlock & Co. stories)
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James Moriarty loved many things: his criminal empire, the feeling of an intricate scheme coming together, the adoration of his students, a certain true crime podcast, his sweet boy Archimedes, his dear Colonel, and above all of these-
“Eureka! Finally, you bow to my bidding, foul, fickle beast of wire and sound!”
-was a deep and abiding love for the dramatic.
Professor Moriarty sets up a soundboard for his first encounter with Sherlock Holmes. (Set just before The Six Napoleons, part 4).
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“To be evil, to be wicked, is to be totally alone.”- Sherlock Holmes, Sherlock&Co.: “The Greek Interpreter, Part One”
Moran’s funeral happened on a completely average day.
The man whose name was not to be known thought this was terribly banal. Had he the power over the skies that he did over his criminal underworld, they would be pouring rain. The typical grey London skies would be bright and sunny and warm compared to the downpour the ceremony demanded.
It wasn’t fair.
He had only just gotten him back.
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