He didn’t have time to think before instinct took over. All that mattered was he saw Sherlock go down. He heard the crack of a skull on the cement pavement and he saw red. The thug that hit his friend found himself thrown against a wall. He bounced off, hit the ground and John had him back up, pressed against the brick, snarling. He knew his eyes were glowing.
“You dared,” John managed, but his voice was already ripping apart and knitting itself back together as the change began. His teeth ached to bite.
“John!” Sherlock groaned. “Drop him!”
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