tigers: (Then we'll see whose face is red.)
Col. Sebastian "Basher" Moran ([personal profile] tigers) wrote in [community profile] ataraxionlogs2012-10-23 09:33 pm

Like the fella once said, ain't that a kick in the head?

CHARACTERS: Sebastian Moran, Jim Moriarty, Brendan Frye, Sherlock Holmes (AU), John Watson, the other Sherlock Holmes
LOCATION: Various parts of the ship, then to the medbay.
WARNINGS: Violence
SUMMARY: Moran is out of the brig and ERRYONE WANTS TO PUNCH HIM, followed immediately by a trip to the medbay.
NOTES: Running the gauntlet of punches here. He does deserve it.

This is a catch-all log post for several things, and given that this is catch-all log, you'll have to find your place in the sun in the comments.
abductivereasoning: (Snarky sweet-talk)

[personal profile] abductivereasoning 2012-11-10 02:38 am (UTC)(link)
[ Oh, that look is just precious, isn't it? Sherlock watches every tick, every tightened muscle pulling beneath grizzled skin as the man's irritation becomes palpable. Sebastian Moran; he remembers seeing him on the network when he was doing a bit of reading up. Mid-forties, ex-military like John but without the honorable discharge. Game hunter. Different time period, long before his -- Victorian, if Sherlock's reading the complexion and teeth correctly accompanied by those God-awful muttonchops. Once a proud officer and now? Now, just a thug.

How entertaining.

Rising from his seat, Sherlock offers a particularly dramatic look round - Hmm, over there? Or perhaps in that corner? No? - before directing his gaze back to the only other occupant with both eyebrows raised up towards his hairline. ]


And who exactly would you have me direct you to? There is no one else here and as the equipment here is more than a bit delicate as well as far out of your era of expertise I can't very well let you go rifling about on your own looking for bandages. So either I treat you, or you bleed your way down the corridor back to your quarters and attempt to lick your wounds all on your lonesome.

[ He gestures absently to a chair nearby. ]

Now then. Let's see what we can do about that swelling.