[He can't keep the alarmed tone out of his voice.]
I don't know yet. The last one was some sort of aphasia, I couldn't speak clearly, or access much vocabulary.
[Thank goodness Sherlock missed that, even though he could probably see what happened on the network. Still, it was better than actually talking to him like that.]
[He makes a small mental note to go back and look that up when he can see again, because hearing Mycroft talk in simplistic language will certainly be a cure for a bad mood.]
Tell me what I said at the start of this conversation.
[He's immediately concerned that Mycroft's memory is affected.]
[Sherlock immediately goes to the other death price he's suffered without any immediate noticeable effects, one of his least favourite among a sea of bad prices. Always telling the truth, with an odd compulsion to overshare it.]
Tell me about the last time you cried.
[It's a humiliating question for someone as in control as Mycroft and a good test of this particular price.]
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@309_W1C_2DZ; audio; afternoon 259
Alert me immediately upon your return.
audio; afternoon 259
Sherlock, are you all right? Where are you?
no subject
He feels a knot unwind in his chest, and he manages to conceal the relief better than the worry of earlier.]
Mary is assisting me in finding shelter for the night, I lost my eyesight on reviving. What did you lose?
no subject
[He can't keep the alarmed tone out of his voice.]
I don't know yet. The last one was some sort of aphasia, I couldn't speak clearly, or access much vocabulary.
[Thank goodness Sherlock missed that, even though he could probably see what happened on the network. Still, it was better than actually talking to him like that.]
no subject
Tell me what I said at the start of this conversation.
[He's immediately concerned that Mycroft's memory is affected.]
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Understandably I have been concerned about the same thing, but as far as I can tell, my memory seems to be in perfect working order.
no subject
Tell me about the last time you cried.
[It's a humiliating question for someone as in control as Mycroft and a good test of this particular price.]
no subject
[What in the hell--
--Mycroft immediately disconnects.]
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Sherrinford, Mycroft?
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[DAMN-- he immediately disconnects again.]
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Eurus must be the name of that woman, the anomaly. Time to go and see if John actually managed to get anything out of Mycroft a few days back.]