Title: Rise of the Ancient Ones and Other Really Bad Ideas
Writer/Reader: fresne
Fandom: Sherlock BBC, HP Lovecraft
Pairings: Sherlock&John
Series: Variations on an Equation series, this is a series of Omegaverse stories that AU each other. Each story is a variation on a gender pairing of Sherlock/John as male, female, alpha, omega, beta. This particular story is MaleBeta-Sherlock/Other-John.
Rating: PG
Size: 2.4, 7:01
Warnings: Omegaverse. But no sex. Shrugs
Summary: The Beta looked thoughtful. "I'm Professor Sherlock Holmes. I shall be your fellow kidnappee for the journey. Now," he looked thoughtfully around, "If you give me a moment, I'll tell you where they've hidden the real coffee beans."
Later Sherlock said very gravely over a demon black cup of coffee, "John, you should know that there were some ancient societies that revered the Unpresented. Some," he lowered that italian roast voice of his and whispered, "practiced human sacrifice." He winked at John.
All in all, the Muvian cult were a bunch of idiots.
Title: Perceive and Observe Things Near and Far
Writer/Reader: fresne
Fandom: Sherlock BBC, HP Loveraft
Pairings: Sherlock&John
Series: Variations on an Equation series, this is a series of Omegaverse stories that AU each other. Each story is a variation on a gender pairing of Sherlock/John as male, female, alpha, omega, beta. This particular story is FemaleBeta-Sherlock/FemaleBeta-John.
Rating: G
Size: 2.6, 7:37
Warnings: Omegaverse. But no sex. Shrugs
Summary: Jonn of the Lilliputians, given his tiny size, knew he'd never be able to sail the high seas as he'd have wished. Even if as a Beta, he hadn't been expected to stay home and provide for his sister's children. He looked up at the night sky and imagined finding a star to navigate by.
While Sheerlocc of the Brobdingnags scorned such obligations to her sister Mycrafft's growing brood. She scorned the court of the King. She turned her attentions to science. She lived her life largely alone in a tower looking at the light of the distant stars and was largely mocked for her ways.
Now one cold and winter clear night, when the stars seemed close and the moon hung so low that she actually reached up her hands to pluck it down, she gave a weary laugh at her own ridiculousness. "Everything in this world is relative, my dear Moon." She wrote for hours and flung all that she knew into the sea. It was the sky that returned the answer.
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