test drive meme: pre-game opening #1
![]() ___test drive meme: dead weight edition. Step 1 → Post with the character and journal you're wanting to play. Leave the message blank with your Character's Name | Character's Canon. Step 2 → Other people respond to your thread! Fight zombies, deal with the "fictional character" news, whatever you please. Step 3 → ??? Step 4 → PROFIT! Step 5 → Spread the word! Bring a friend! Make a random announcement on D_M! Get this post to crack the hundreds! It doesn't matter if you end up apping or not! This is a place of fun and meeting new people before the waiting! |
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oh. oh hello.
The walking dead was an entirely different problem.
But this was a game, wasn't it? Someone dragged him here for some game, and he would be damned if he didn't have his go at understanding it. If he lost.
But there was another problem presented to him, in the form of him. Jim Moriarty. There was a rush of thoughts, memories, and even, god forbid, emotions at the sight of the man.
All Sherlock does, however, is fix him with a solid, steady glare. ]
You.
:)
Normal people were so adorable.
And then there was Sherlock. He could be quite ordinary at times, too. But he thought differently, he thought himself clever. Jim would enjoy watching him crack.
Flashing the detective a smile, Jim stood to properly greet him. His voice cheerful and in the worst way possible.]
It's good to see you too.
no subject
Because there were no heroes.
Sherlock watched the other rise. There was a brief spark of a thought that perhaps them being here was one of Moriarty's plots.
But then, he wouldn't be here himself, would he? Or perhaps he would, if only to watch.
But the walking dead? No, Moriarty's was creative, and all this seemed like one huge cliche.] Oh, I'm sure.
[ He doesn't offer much else yet, careful, scrutinizing. ]
no subject
[His voice was teasing, mocking as usual. He stopped in place, half-way across the room, his eyes still glued to the detective.]
So sorry.