002. ᴛᴇxᴛ.

[considered]

[ well this is new. there is no face to go with the name 'Jamie Moriarty' but there is certainly a name attached to this little greeting. ]

Good afternoon, Asgard.

This introduction is overdue and I fear I can do nothing about that fact aside of asking for your forgiveness. I trust you will all understand how busy and demanding times in this city can be.

I hear you are not overly fond of riddles which I do not find odd. What is Asgard if not a complex riddle? But I would greatly appreciate if you consider this one. I trust those who would solve it shall find themselves with an interesting subject to discuss.

4+4

( turn!

+3 ) + 2 = ?????

Jamie Moriarty

Comments

[considered]

Men are oft so confused by women as it is, are they not?

text;

[considered]

I'll be waiting.

[Text]

[considered]

Deduce, a friend of mine would have insisted.

[text]

[quantumtangled]

I am not fit to do so.

[Text]

[comeonthensexy]

Not that great a difference, I would say.

[herrin]

Too often. Though I wouldn't limit that exclusively to men. Anyone may be confused by a strong enough woman.

text;

[unpuzzling]

moriarty will make time.

text.

[considered]

Do you keep your findings public, Hermione Granger? I do wonder if I can look at them.

it's just fine!

[considered]

You need only watch them for enough time.

[ most people would find this adorable. Moriarty, being herself, thinks it's not inaccurate but this is not a child prodigy either. the whole thought process would always be cold. ]

[Text]

[considered]

There is a great difference, Doctor. One leads to foolishness, the other to greatness.

[considered]

I admit myself to find women, when they are intelligent, to be more complex than men. Sherlock has always been easy enough for me, as brilliant as it is. But a woman with such a mind.

[ well. Jamie Moriarty. All layers and no answers. ]

text;

[tigers]

Well, you are a fellow who's full of himself, aren't you Holmes? Perhaps the Moriarty of your world would put aside everything and make time to see you, but the Prof is a busy old sausage. Won't make time for anyone who ain't work it. It would seem you lot of Holmeses just aren't worth the separation from his wasps and plans.

[Text]

[comeonthensexy]

Not so sure about that. I do loads of guesswork.

[herrin]

You may be right and I may agree; but I must admit myself to be rather biased.

I am not very well acquainted with your Sherlock. He seems remarkably dissimilar to the one I know.

text.

[brainiest]

Not yet, but I'm in the process of writing them up. Would you like me to share them with you?

text;

[unpuzzling]

perhaps so but you have already proved to me on numerous occasions that you are not as 'in the know' as you would prefer.

text;

[considered]

I will not deny there are some matters I am less certain of.

[ but they are, perhaps, not the same things he is referring to. ]

text.

[considered]

If you would be so kind.

[ who says she's not polite? ]

[Text]

[considered]

Elaborate on one case.

[ and let show you you're wrong. ]

[considered]

They share only the very basic similarities, indeed. I do think they would greatly dislike each other which is, I admit, very amusing to me.

text.

[brainiest]

I'll send you a message when I'm done!

[Text]

[comeonthensexy]

You want a story?

[Text]

[considered]

I am very keen on stories.

[herrin]

And me. Somehow it doesn't surprise me; if they both have even half the level of arrogance as the one I know, they would naturally dislike each other for taking the position of 'smartest person in the room'.

I don't suppose Mycroft Holmes is here as well?

[Text]

[comeonthensexy]

[ Delay on this one because this is an important point to make and he needs to think of the ultimate story. ]

Want the one with pirates and a siren, or the one with an outer space prison disguised as an Earth hotel?