Detectives and Hunters and Doctors and Angels
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  • Reads 44,394
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  • Parts 39
  • Time 2h 52m
Ongoing, First published Feb 25, 2014
Holmes, Mycroft-17-Room 317c, Greenwich Dormitory
Watson, John-15-Room 221b, Bartholomew Dormitory
Winchester, Dean-15-Room 221a, Bartholomew Dormitory
Winchester, Sam-14-Room 185a, Buckingham Dormitory
Novak, Castiel-15-Room 221a, Bartholomew Dormitory
Novak, Gabriel-14.5-Room 185a, Buckingham Dormitory
Lestrade, Gregory-17-Room 317c, Greenwich Dormitory

It would be quite pointless to include myself in this list, for it is a list of people that I, Sherlock Holmes, of Room 221b, Bartholomew Dormitory, currently find myself, able to attempt conversation with, without quickly becoming tired of their idiocy.

PlotLines, Editor and Co-Writer - PerfectlyParadox
Co-Writer who does most of the writing from chapter 16 onwards - geronim_oh
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