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My new obscure One Piece theory is that Miss Buckin (the old Stussy) absolutely knows Whitebeard didn't leave a treasure behind but is going after the Whitebeard Pirates and specifically Marco because, in her mind, Graham/Gram and their subsequent crew and family are the reason Newgate didn't leave God Valley with her and Marco looks exactly like a younger version of Graham.
Also she can't kill Marco on her own so now she has to ask for his help in order to get Weevil back so she can actually try and kill Marco.
WILL YOU BE WRITING A FANFIC???!!? If you will be writing a fanfic, will it be on AO3 or Tumblr??
...Or are you a Wattpad user??
Hi, ummm. I am not actually a writer. I haven't written a fanfic ever in my life, contrary to what my tumblr rants would suggest.
That being said I am a happy ao3 user and would use that platform if the whim ever struck.
Also the Wattpad slander.
Hello yes, I have been assaulted by thoughts. May I present you all with this Sherlock x The Magnus Archives au that just kind of *vaguely gestures* writes itself???
Main character knows shit he absolutely shouldn't by normal human standards, mystery genre with suspense, it's even set in London for God's sake. Enter the headcanons.
The Holmes Siblings
• Family serves The Eye and keeps relations with other avatars.
• Not blood related, like the Fairchilds. Holmes is just a name, but they were raised together.
• The Holmes kidnapped them when they were very young because they had an interest in gifted children, similar to the institute in tmagp.
• Mycroft was brought in last to keep an eye on the other two, he is still the oldest.
• Timelinewise the family attempts a ritual that goes wrong. "Uncle" Ruddy, head of the family, dies in the attempt and Eurus is weakened to a debilitating state. Also goes a little insane due to the Eye's influence.
• The Holmes run what is basically The Institute.
• The Diogenes Institute has close ties with the Yard, the government and royal family. One could even say they run most of them.
• Sherlock is basically the Archivist. Barely acts the part. Obsessed with closing open cases.
• Basically works alone untill he meets Lestrade and later on John, with the rare exception of Molly being included.
• The archives are in utter disarray. This is not on purpose, it is just his way.
• Out of the three, Sherlock is by far the one that abuses the Eye's power the most. He does feed it but he uses it to exhaustion.
• This is the reason Mycroft is still a motherhen.
• Mycroft is head of the institute.
• Has the most control over the Eye's powers. He does feed it a lot. Having access to the entirety of London's cctv feed does help.
Yes, I am writing Sherlock BBC aus in the year of our lord 2025. No, I am not finished.
Askbox is open in case anybody is curious.
I come to you with more demented thoughts about these guys this time.
A lot of this is just going to be former Sherlock headcanons revamped aren't they? Oh well. Let us get basics out of the way.
John
• Comes back from war marked by the Slaughter.
• Is not an avatar yet and does not understand what's happening to him.
• Like in the series, meets Sherlock after Mike finds him at the park and helps him out with the flatmate situation.
• Sherlock invites him over to the institute. Yes he knows what he is doing. Yes John is bound to him now wether he likes it or not.
• He does. He does like it.
• Likes Lestrade well enough. Hates Mycroft's gut with all his might. Did not expect him to technically be his boss.
• It's giving Melanie and Elias but with more shenanigans and less trauma.
• Let's his anger out more than in the series in the sense that he's more brutal with how he deals with criminals?
• Sherlock enjoys it. Sherlock enjoys it way too much and absolutely likes watching.
• John loves having Sherlock's attention for no particular reason (nothing suspicious here whatsoever) so he doesn't mind. Finds it a bit disturbing that Sherlock likes it when he's more unhinged tho.
• That moment Sherlock comes into the appartment completely soaked in blood did something to John here.
• The more he finds out about the actual situation he's in the angrier and more frustrated he gets.
• Him and Sherlock work things out at some point because contrary to popular believe, Sherlock does not want John to stop being human.
Lestrade
• This man. Is SO tired.
• Still completely human when the series starts because I like fun. But also
• The "you know him better thank I do" "I've known him for five years and no, I don't" conversation John and Lestrade have in Study in Pink is a parallel to how far along each is in regards to being marked by the fears.
• Meets Sherlock during one of his post Eye use exhaustions and absolutely thinks the man is suffering an overdose. He kind of is.
• Stays with him in the hospital cause what do you mean you cannot find anything out about this guy and his background?
• He does not want to leave this kid alone either.
• All the while feeling extremely watched for some reason. Sherlock is not awake during this time.
• When he meets Mycroft he inmediately knows what's going on. And by this I do not mean TMA talk, I mean he takes a look at Mycroft and goes "oh okay. Big brother then".
• He also calls Mycroft out a bit for not going to the hospital and this. This fascinates Mycroft.
• He becomes the Holme's favourite agent and has been so for the past 5 years. Hence the tiredness.
• Is absolutely a Sectioned officer.
• Is not tied to the institute but keeps being shoved into section 31 cases that are tied to it anyway.
• Mycroft just loves to see him dance around. Sherlock too, to a lesser degree.
• Dangerously close to the Hunt and the Eye. But also, strangely, favoured by the Buried.
Moriarty
• Independent avatar of the Desolation.
• Sometimes a man just wants to watch the world and the heart of his archenemy burn.
• Still wears Westwood don't worry.
• You know that thing Andrew Scott does with his face to be more Moriartyish? Now it has a supernatural explanation.
• It's difficult to keep you face natural when you are made out of clay.
• His victims and clients alike have a nasty habit of turning up half melted after some time.
• Moran (classic Moran, not bbc Sherlock Moran) would probably be a the Flesh avatar. Nicely goes with the whole skinning people alive bit and being Moriartys number one henchman. That or parallel to John, the Slaughter.
• Extinguishes himself in order to have Sherlock die during the whole Reichenbach Falls situation, does not go to plan.
• I'm thinking that the end of season 3 would go more towards a The Extinction storyline than anything.
• No he does not plot revenge on the Holmes borthers with Euros. Get out of here.
And here's the boys all together ✨🔍 you can absolutely tell I made John and Lestrade later because they look more crisp.
I'm loving how half the tags in this are just people not knowing what in heavens name The Magnus Archives is but going along with it anyway.
I'm gonna level with you guys for a sec here: I don't really have plans for any more posts about the au after this one, so if you guys want me to elaborate on something you can go ahead and ask. Other than that, this is the last planned post.
Enjoy!
Irene
• Do I even have to say it?
• Avatar of the Mother of Puppets. In case it somehow wasn't clear to anybody here.
• The appearing completely naked the first time she and Sherlock meet is both for the bit AND a power move on her part showing herself completly, knowing full well that as an avatar of the Eye he cannot see her because she is an avatar of the Spider.
• Obviously has things to hide, but a girl can have some fun on her free time.
• Has spies on the royal family and knows about all the late gossip because the Rot isn't the only fear that likes crawling into things and her job gives... easy access.
• Sherlock becomes frustrated with the Eye as a result of not being able to find Irene after receiving the phone.
• As a side note, John "Marked by the Slaughter" Watson does not find Sherlock throwing the american dude off the window incredibly attractive, no siree. Totally straight dude over here. Don't know what you are on about.
• This happening right after his conversation with Irene about the both of them totally not having a thing for Sherlock regardless of their sexualities.
• She still tricks Sherlock into giving up Mycroft's defense plan. He still finds out she is in love with him without her knowing. The Eye sees through her because that is not part of the Spider's plan. Both of their eyes glow in that moment.
• Mycroft is pissed. Irene's demands here puts his possition as the head of the Institute in danger and that is part of his big plan.
• When Sherlock responds to her "I was just playing the game" with "I know. And this is just losing" stung a lot more and in so many more ways as an avatar of the Spider.
Molly
• My poor sweet dear Molly.
• Has begun the Avatar of the Lonely experience by the time John appears, but this only makes the process faster. Also favored by the End, she does work at the morgue.
• Watching Sherlock be so openly Obsessed with John exacerbates her loneliness to a point that it takes some time for people to actually notice her in a room. This is not voluntary at first.
• Similar to John, does not really know what's going on untill it's too late.
• We're skipping over exactly what goes on in the short period of time Molly is with "Jim" but needless to say she's a lot closed to the Lonely by the end of it.
• The Reichenbach Falls is an extremely last resort plan in this au mainly due to the fact that Sherlock knows it will most likely tip a lot of his friends over to the fears.
• It does.
• When he comes back the damage control is far greater than in the series. I'd say not only is John close to becoming an avatar when he comes back, so is Molly (the both of them fully in the know of what's going on at this point, save for maybe the intentions and concrete involvement of the Holmes Siblings).
• Little tangent here but the Reichenbach Falls fiasco is also what finally gets Lestrade targeted and marked by one of the fears. Mycroft just so happens to be the reason he doesn't die during that incident (not the Reichenbach Falls but a different police operation).
• Since Johnny decides to get as physically far away from the Institute as possible (again, very Melanie of him), Molly does a bit of a Martin and takes over Sherlock's responsibilities as the Archivist with totally not traumatic at all results.
• Actually does the f*cking archival job. Mycroft, as head of the institute is kind of happy that someone is finally doing it, heaven knows the archives are an absolute mess after years of being exposed to Sherlock; but he is also a bit confused and concerned because nobody is supposed to be doing it.
• This is how all of them actually find out what in hell's name is going on with The Fears. During the timeskip. Molly connects the damn dots and tells both Greg and John about it.
• Greg continues his existential crisis and John does not want a part in aaaany of it.
• When Sherlock comes back and finds out about all of this he has a talk with Mycroft and then proceeds to do damage control for all his friends one by one.
• Manages to push Molly away from the Lonely to a decent degree. Has to plead for it because holy shit my dude you treated this woman so poorly.
• If we went into an extinction storyline after season 3 she would most likely play a big part in it due to her relationship with Moriarty.
Mary
• The single reason John is still somewhat sane by the time Sherlock comes back. We do not hate on Mary Watson in this house.
• When we meet her she's as reformed as can be as an avatar of the Slaughter (she was an assassin after all) and is in possession of a camera with a broken lense (iykyk).
• John is of course not aware of any of this.
• Sherlock though, immediately knows there's something absolutely wrong but can't really tell what it is.
• At first he thinks it might be another avatar of the Spider, which is why he is a lot more wary of her than in the series.
• After Sherlock comes back, things kind of fall back into routine once both Mary and Sherlock decide the other is not too harmful to John and that both of them are working towards the same thing, having John not become an avatar.
• John know Sherlock approves of Mary because he is not actively giving her psychological trauma.
• No, John still doesn't know what's going on with Mary and Sherlock is not telling. Cause he doesn't know either. He does explain some things about himself to John though.
• Mary knows John is marked. John doesn't know Mary knows he is marked.
• The Wedding happens.
• All is well until Magnussen threatens Mary.
• Sherlock breathes a sigh of relief when he finds out exactly what Mary is. Aaaand then proceeds to get shot.
• Pulls a Jon Sims in a coma and, after decades of avoiding it, becomes an avatar of the Eye.
• What follows goes the same as in the series. Sherlock lures Mary, John finds out.
• After going back to the flat Mary confesses that she was a former avatar of the Slaughter and Sherlock correctly deduces that she was most likely part of an special intelligence unit formed by the government with people marked by the fears.
• She happens to already be working for Mycroft so no need for an institute contract. She is already, technically, part of the staff.
• John wants to commit atrocities against him more than on average after that one in particular.
• In all fairness, Mycroft also wants to commit atrocities against John and Mary.
• Here Mary also tells them about the camera, which Magnussen is after, according to her.
• The Christmas Party still happens in the Holmes family home. John makes the same choice here as well aaaaaaand then proceeds to go along with Sherlock's unhinged plan and fucks shit up.
• Not only do they get Mycroft's laptop to Magnussen, they also bring the camera.
• He breaks it. He breaks the camera.
• Magnussen is defeated. This is a polite way of saying he gets brutally murdered. Again.
• Mary lives (for now) cause season 4 does not happen nor exists.
Special Note: Mrs. Hudson is just human. Not marked. She just has been adopted by all the marked + avatars in town, apparently.
Hello yes, I have been assaulted by thoughts. May I present you all with this Sherlock x The Magnus Archives au that just kind of *vaguely gestures* writes itself???
Main character knows shit he absolutely shouldn't by normal human standards, mystery genre with suspense, it's even set in London for God's sake. Enter the headcanons.
The Holmes Siblings
• Family serves The Eye and keeps relations with other avatars.
• Not blood related, like the Fairchilds. Holmes is just a name, but they were raised together.
• The Holmes kidnapped them when they were very young because they had an interest in gifted children, similar to the institute in tmagp.
• Mycroft was brought in last to keep an eye on the other two, he is still the oldest.
• Timelinewise the family attempts a ritual that goes wrong. "Uncle" Ruddy, head of the family, dies in the attempt and Eurus is weakened to a debilitating state. Also goes a little insane due to the Eye's influence.
• The Holmes run what is basically The Institute.
• The Diogenes Institute has close ties with the Yard, the government and royal family. One could even say they run most of them.
• Sherlock is basically the Archivist. Barely acts the part. Obsessed with closing open cases.
• Basically works alone untill he meets Lestrade and later on John, with the rare exception of Molly being included.
• The archives are in utter disarray. This is not on purpose, it is just his way.
• Out of the three, Sherlock is by far the one that abuses the Eye's power the most. He does feed it but he uses it to exhaustion.
• This is the reason Mycroft is still a motherhen.
• Mycroft is head of the institute.
• Has the most control over the Eye's powers. He does feed it a lot. Having access to the entirety of London's cctv feed does help.
Yes, I am writing Sherlock BBC aus in the year of our lord 2025. No, I am not finished.
Askbox is open in case anybody is curious.
I come to you with more demented thoughts about these guys this time.
A lot of this is just going to be former Sherlock headcanons revamped aren't they? Oh well. Let us get basics out of the way.
John
• Comes back from war marked by the Slaughter.
• Is not an avatar yet and does not understand what's happening to him.
• Like in the series, meets Sherlock after Mike finds him at the park and helps him out with the flatmate situation.
• Sherlock invites him over to the institute. Yes he knows what he is doing. Yes John is bound to him now wether he likes it or not.
• He does. He does like it.
• Likes Lestrade well enough. Hates Mycroft's gut with all his might. Did not expect him to technically be his boss.
• It's giving Melanie and Elias but with more shenanigans and less trauma.
• Let's his anger out more than in the series in the sense that he's more brutal with how he deals with criminals?
• Sherlock enjoys it. Sherlock enjoys it way too much and absolutely likes watching.
• John loves having Sherlock's attention for no particular reason (nothing suspicious here whatsoever) so he doesn't mind. Finds it a bit disturbing that Sherlock likes it when he's more unhinged tho.
• That moment Sherlock comes into the appartment completely soaked in blood did something to John here.
• The more he finds out about the actual situation he's in the angrier and more frustrated he gets.
• Him and Sherlock work things out at some point because contrary to popular believe, Sherlock does not want John to stop being human.
Lestrade
• This man. Is SO tired.
• Still completely human when the series starts because I like fun. But also
• The "you know him better thank I do" "I've known him for five years and no, I don't" conversation John and Lestrade have in Study in Pink is a parallel to how far along each is in regards to being marked by the fears.
• Meets Sherlock during one of his post Eye use exhaustions and absolutely thinks the man is suffering an overdose. He kind of is.
• Stays with him in the hospital cause what do you mean you cannot find anything out about this guy and his background?
• He does not want to leave this kid alone either.
• All the while feeling extremely watched for some reason. Sherlock is not awake during this time.
• When he meets Mycroft he inmediately knows what's going on. And by this I do not mean TMA talk, I mean he takes a look at Mycroft and goes "oh okay. Big brother then".
• He also calls Mycroft out a bit for not going to the hospital and this. This fascinates Mycroft.
• He becomes the Holme's favourite agent and has been so for the past 5 years. Hence the tiredness.
• Is absolutely a Sectioned officer.
• Is not tied to the institute but keeps being shoved into section 31 cases that are tied to it anyway.
• Mycroft just loves to see him dance around. Sherlock too, to a lesser degree.
• Dangerously close to the Hunt and the Eye. But also, strangely, favoured by the Buried.
Moriarty
• Independent avatar of the Desolation.
• Sometimes a man just wants to watch the world and the heart of his archenemy burn.
• Still wears Westwood don't worry.
• You know that thing Andrew Scott does with his face to be more Moriartyish? Now it has a supernatural explanation.
• It's difficult to keep you face natural when you are made out of clay.
• His victims and clients alike have a nasty habit of turning up half melted after some time.
• Moran (classic Moran, not bbc Sherlock Moran) would probably be a the Flesh avatar. Nicely goes with the whole skinning people alive bit and being Moriartys number one henchman. That or parallel to John, the Slaughter.
• Extinguishes himself in order to have Sherlock die during the whole Reichenbach Falls situation, does not go to plan.
• I'm thinking that the end of season 3 would go more towards a The Extinction storyline than anything.
• No he does not plot revenge on the Holmes borthers with Euros. Get out of here.
And here's the boys all together ✨🔍 you can absolutely tell I made John and Lestrade later because they look more crisp.
I'm loving how half the tags in this are just people not knowing what in heavens name The Magnus Archives is but going along with it anyway.
I'm doing the girlies next for the AU
Hello yes, I have been assaulted by thoughts. May I present you all with this Sherlock x The Magnus Archives au that just kind of *vaguely gestures* writes itself???
Main character knows shit he absolutely shouldn't by normal human standards, mystery genre with suspense, it's even set in London for God's sake. Enter the headcanons.
The Holmes Siblings
• Family serves The Eye and keeps relations with other avatars.
• Not blood related, like the Fairchilds. Holmes is just a name, but they were raised together.
• The Holmes kidnapped them when they were very young because they had an interest in gifted children, similar to the institute in tmagp.
• Mycroft was brought in last to keep an eye on the other two, he is still the oldest.
• Timelinewise the family attempts a ritual that goes wrong. "Uncle" Ruddy, head of the family, dies in the attempt and Eurus is weakened to a debilitating state. Also goes a little insane due to the Eye's influence.
• The Holmes run what is basically The Institute.
• The Diogenes Institute has close ties with the Yard, the government and royal family. One could even say they run most of them.
• Sherlock is basically the Archivist. Barely acts the part. Obsessed with closing open cases.
• Basically works alone untill he meets Lestrade and later on John, with the rare exception of Molly being included.
• The archives are in utter disarray. This is not on purpose, it is just his way.
• Out of the three, Sherlock is by far the one that abuses the Eye's power the most. He does feed it but he uses it to exhaustion.
• This is the reason Mycroft is still a motherhen.
• Mycroft is head of the institute.
• Has the most control over the Eye's powers. He does feed it a lot. Having access to the entirety of London's cctv feed does help.
Yes, I am writing Sherlock BBC aus in the year of our lord 2025. No, I am not finished.
Askbox is open in case anybody is curious.
I come to you with more demented thoughts about these guys this time.
A lot of this is just going to be former Sherlock headcanons revamped aren't they? Oh well. Let us get basics out of the way.
John
• Comes back from war marked by the Slaughter.
• Is not an avatar yet and does not understand what's happening to him.
• Like in the series, meets Sherlock after Mike finds him at the park and helps him out with the flatmate situation.
• Sherlock invites him over to the institute. Yes he knows what he is doing. Yes John is bound to him now wether he likes it or not.
• He does. He does like it.
• Likes Lestrade well enough. Hates Mycroft's gut with all his might. Did not expect him to technically be his boss.
• It's giving Melanie and Elias but with more shenanigans and less trauma.
• Let's his anger out more than in the series in the sense that he's more brutal with how he deals with criminals?
• Sherlock enjoys it. Sherlock enjoys it way too much and absolutely likes watching.
• John loves having Sherlock's attention for no particular reason (nothing suspicious here whatsoever) so he doesn't mind. Finds it a bit disturbing that Sherlock likes it when he's more unhinged tho.
• That moment Sherlock comes into the appartment completely soaked in blood did something to John here.
• The more he finds out about the actual situation he's in the angrier and more frustrated he gets.
• Him and Sherlock work things out at some point because contrary to popular believe, Sherlock does not want John to stop being human.
Lestrade
• This man. Is SO tired.
• Still completely human when the series starts because I like fun. But also
• The "you know him better thank I do" "I've known him for five years and no, I don't" conversation John and Lestrade have in Study in Pink is a parallel to how far along each is in regards to being marked by the fears.
• Meets Sherlock during one of his post Eye use exhaustions and absolutely thinks the man is suffering an overdose. He kind of is.
• Stays with him in the hospital cause what do you mean you cannot find anything out about this guy and his background?
• He does not want to leave this kid alone either.
• All the while feeling extremely watched for some reason. Sherlock is not awake during this time.
• When he meets Mycroft he inmediately knows what's going on. And by this I do not mean TMA talk, I mean he takes a look at Mycroft and goes "oh okay. Big brother then".
• He also calls Mycroft out a bit for not going to the hospital and this. This fascinates Mycroft.
• He becomes the Holme's favourite agent and has been so for the past 5 years. Hence the tiredness.
• Is absolutely a Sectioned officer.
• Is not tied to the institute but keeps being shoved into section 31 cases that are tied to it anyway.
• Mycroft just loves to see him dance around. Sherlock too, to a lesser degree.
• Dangerously close to the Hunt and the Eye. But also, strangely, favoured by the Buried.
Moriarty
• Independent avatar of the Desolation.
• Sometimes a man just wants to watch the world and the heart of his archenemy burn.
• Still wears Westwood don't worry.
• You know that thing Andrew Scott does with his face to be more Moriartyish? Now it has a supernatural explanation.
• It's difficult to keep you face natural when you are made out of clay.
• His victims and clients alike have a nasty habit of turning up half melted after some time.
• Moran (classic Moran, not bbc Sherlock Moran) would probably be a the Flesh avatar. Nicely goes with the whole skinning people alive bit and being Moriartys number one henchman. That or parallel to John, the Slaughter.
• Extinguishes himself in order to have Sherlock die during the whole Reichenbach Falls situation, does not go to plan.
• I'm thinking that the end of season 3 would go more towards a The Extinction storyline than anything.
• No he does not plot revenge on the Holmes borthers with Euros. Get out of here.
And here's the boys all together ✨🔍 you can absolutely tell I made John and Lestrade later because they look more crisp.
Hullo! I really like the Magnus Archives x Sherlock AU you're making! I was wondering if you had any thoughts about John in this AU? Like if he's aligned with an entity as well, and if so which one? Hope you have a good day!
Hi, hello, yes. He is one of the reasons I actually started the AU!
Other than the very ovbious The Eye = the Holmes Deductive Talent my other extremely "it is right there" kind of connection with the Magnus Archives was John because it's just. It's Melanie.
You have this person that goes into a traumatic experience where going into a war related situation (Melanie with the amalgamation of ghosts of war and John with having to actually fight in a war) ends up with them both shot, frustrated and angry in a way that is consuming them.
So yeh, my idea for John was that he comes back from war with some connection to the Slaughter but doesn't really know what is going on yet, much like our dear Archivist during the first seasons. Maybe he met the Piper and somehow lived through it. He is not a fully fledged avatar yet but he has been marked.
And I think it would be slowly growing inside him because we know John has anger issues and a tendency to shove them down until he explodes.
And then of course, same way it happens in the series, he just meets Sherlock who seems to just know everything about him and unsettles him in a way he kind of likes?? And the anger is more bearable with the guy around because he indulges it in a more healthy way, redirects it to more productive things like shouting matches with his totally platonic flatmate and fighting criminals, all the while protecting Sherlock in the process.
Well, that's what he thinks he's doing anyway. Sherlock can absolutely protect himself just fine and actually chases down some John related loose ends himself.
And John very much fits the Melanie theme of not wanting to be anywhere near the Institute once he finds out what's actually going on. Even though he would go about the whole healing and therapy bit the opposite way because we love one mad and unhealthy king.
Hello yes, I have been assaulted by thoughts. May I present you all with this Sherlock x The Magnus Archives au that just kind of *vaguely gestures* writes itself???
Main character knows shit he absolutely shouldn't by normal human standards, mystery genre with suspense, it's even set in London for God's sake. Enter the headcanons.
The Holmes Siblings
• Family serves The Eye and keeps relations with other avatars.
• Not blood related, like the Fairchilds. Holmes is just a name, but they were raised together.
• The Holmes kidnapped them when they were very young because they had an interest in gifted children, similar to the institute in tmagp.
• Mycroft was brought in last to keep an eye on the other two, he is still the oldest.
• Timelinewise the family attempts a ritual that goes wrong. "Uncle" Ruddy, head of the family, dies in the attempt and Eurus is weakened to a debilitating state. Also goes a little insane due to the Eye's influence.
• The Holmes run what is basically The Institute.
• The Diogenes Institute has close ties with the Yard, the government and royal family. One could even say they run most of them.
• Sherlock is basically the Archivist. Barely acts the part. Obsessed with closing open cases.
• Basically works alone untill he meets Lestrade and later on John, with the rare exception of Molly being included.
• The archives are in utter disarray. This is not on purpose, it is just his way.
• Out of the three, Sherlock is by far the one that abuses the Eye's power the most. He does feed it but he uses it to exhaustion.
• This is the reason Mycroft is still a motherhen.
• Mycroft is head of the institute.
• Has the most control over the Eye's powers. He does feed it a lot. Having access to the entirety of London's cctv feed does help.
Yes, I am writing Sherlock BBC aus in the year of our lord 2025. No, I am not finished.
Askbox is open in case anybody is curious.
I come to you with more demented thoughts about these guys this time.
A lot of this is just going to be former Sherlock headcanons revamped aren't they? Oh well. Let us get basics out of the way.
John
• Comes back from war marked by the Slaughter.
• Is not an avatar yet and does not understand what's happening to him.
• Like in the series, meets Sherlock after Mike finds him at the park and helps him out with the flatmate situation.
• Sherlock invites him over to the institute. Yes he knows what he is doing. Yes John is bound to him now wether he likes it or not.
• He does. He does like it.
• Likes Lestrade well enough. Hates Mycroft's gut with all his might. Did not expect him to technically be his boss.
• It's giving Melanie and Elias but with more shenanigans and less trauma.
• Let's his anger out more than in the series in the sense that he's more brutal with how he deals with criminals?
• Sherlock enjoys it. Sherlock enjoys it way too much and absolutely likes watching.
• John loves having Sherlock's attention for no particular reason (nothing suspicious here whatsoever) so he doesn't mind. Finds it a bit disturbing that Sherlock likes it when he's more unhinged tho.
• That moment Sherlock comes into the appartment completely soaked in blood did something to John here.
• The more he finds out about the actual situation he's in the angrier and more frustrated he gets.
• Him and Sherlock work things out at some point because contrary to popular believe, Sherlock does not want John to stop being human.
Lestrade
• This man. Is SO tired.
• Still completely human when the series starts because I like fun. But also
• The "you know him better thank I do" "I've known him for five years and no, I don't" conversation John and Lestrade have in Study in Pink is a parallel to how far along each is in regards to being marked by the fears.
• Meets Sherlock during one of his post Eye use exhaustions and absolutely thinks the man is suffering an overdose. He kind of is.
• Stays with him in the hospital cause what do you mean you cannot find anything out about this guy and his background?
• He does not want to leave this kid alone either.
• All the while feeling extremely watched for some reason. Sherlock is not awake during this time.
• When he meets Mycroft he inmediately knows what's going on. And by this I do not mean TMA talk, I mean he takes a look at Mycroft and goes "oh okay. Big brother then".
• He also calls Mycroft out a bit for not going to the hospital and this. This fascinates Mycroft.
• He becomes the Holme's favourite agent and has been so for the past 5 years. Hence the tiredness.
• Is absolutely a Sectioned officer.
• Is not tied to the institute but keeps being shoved into section 31 cases that are tied to it anyway.
• Mycroft just loves to see him dance around. Sherlock too, to a lesser degree.
• Dangerously close to the Hunt and the Eye. But also, strangely, favoured by the Buried.
Moriarty
• Independent avatar of the Desolation.
• Sometimes a man just wants to watch the world and the heart of his archenemy burn.
• Still wears Westwood don't worry.
• You know that thing Andrew Scott does with his face to be more Moriartyish? Now it has a supernatural explanation.
• It's difficult to keep your face natural when you are made out of clay.
• His victims and clients alike have a nasty habit of turning up half melted after some time.
• Moran (classic Moran, not bbc Sherlock Moran) would probably be a the Flesh avatar. Nicely goes with the whole skinning people alive bit and being Moriartys number one henchman. That or parallel to John, the Slaughter.
• Extinguishes himself in order to have Sherlock die during the whole Reichenbach Falls situation, does not go to plan.
• I'm thinking that the end of season 3 would go more towards a The Extinction storyline than anything.
• No he does not plot revenge on the Holmes borthers with Euros. Get out of here.
Hello yes, I have been assaulted by thoughts. May I present you all with this Sherlock x The Magnus Archives au that just kind of *vaguely gestures* writes itself???
Main character knows shit he absolutely shouldn't by normal human standards, mystery genre with suspense, it's even set in London for God's sake. Enter the headcanons.
The Holmes Siblings
• Family serves The Eye and keeps relations with other avatars.
• Not blood related, like the Fairchilds. Holmes is just a name, but they were raised together.
• The Holmes kidnapped them when they were very young because they had an interest in gifted children, similar to the institute in tmagp.
• Mycroft was brought in last to keep an eye on the other two, he is still the oldest.
• Timelinewise the family attempts a ritual that goes wrong. "Uncle" Ruddy, head of the family, dies in the attempt and Eurus is weakened to a debilitating state. Also goes a little insane due to the Eye's influence.
• The Holmes run what is basically The Institute.
• The Diogenes Institute has close ties with the Yard, the government and royal family. One could even say they run most of them.
• Sherlock is basically the Archivist. Barely acts the part. Obsessed with closing open cases.
• Basically works alone untill he meets Lestrade and later on John, with the rare exception of Molly being included.
• The archives are in utter disarray. This is not on purpose, it is just his way.
• Out of the three, Sherlock is by far the one that abuses the Eye's power the most. He does feed it but he uses it to exhaustion.
• This is the reason Mycroft is still a motherhen.
• Mycroft is head of the institute.
• Has the most control over the Eye's powers. He does feed it a lot. Having access to the entirety of London's cctv feed does help.
Yes, I am writing Sherlock BBC aus in the year of our lord 2025. No, I am not finished.
Askbox is open in case anybody is curious.
Mmmm there's going to be some, and do not judge me for this, Sherlock x TMA fanart in between the cards but I really want to finish the TUA Tarot... That Klaus illustration is probably my favorite I've done like... ever 🐸
TMAGP S1 Finale and Epilogue SPOILERS
Ok, I'm wondering, at what point does Colin call Alice? Because I am guessing after the call is when he goes down to the server room to smash Freddy with the hammer. So if that's true, Colin called Alice before the incident which makes sense cause I can't imagine him being able to use the phone afterwards?
But Colin tells Alice he messed up. During the call. If he wasn't talking about getting trapped or hurt by Freddy what was he talking about? You can argue it was the build up of stress but he seemed pretty rattled by something in particular.
I imagine Heinrich in Coraline style and Coraline style alone.
Card 5 of the TUA tarot: The Hierophant - Pogo
If I had a nickel for every time a character of the umbrella academy died impaled on some animal's horns I'd have two nickels. Which isn't a lot but it's weird that it's happened twice.
Gotta confess here that I am not a fan of Pogo, which i think is a bit of a hot take around the fandom. I do like (kind of) sparrow timeline Pogo... He actually confronted Reginald and gave the kids "an out" kind of? Umbrella Pogo? Yeh, was kind on a surface level but probably knew all of the stuff Reginald was responsible for. Including all the experiments and Ben's killing. Still insisted on carrying out his will till the end. So yeh, not a fan.
Card 4 of the tua tarot: The Emperor. I was honestly in between drawing Hargreeves or Carmichael because of the commission motives of the last cards but it just felt wrong.
Tried to keep the "Thank god we didn't inherit those cold dead eyes!" quote in mind, although he does have a very neat style, Colm Feore is too powerful.
If u voted for him, fuck you, unfollow me
my art isn’t for you, creep.
Card 3 is The Empress and of course I had to draw the fashion icon that is the Handler. Best villain in the story no questions asked 💅
I did alter her dress a bit and it is not the one she goes into the apocalypse to meet Five on BUT it is my favorite one uwu✨