sherlock cat

Jenny and Sherlock were sitting at the table having breakfast when Lestrade came to Baker Street with the new case.

Jenny usually likes this detective, because he is different from other police officers in Scotland Yard, and he treats Sherlock very well.Jenny's concept of right and wrong couldn't be simpler, if she treats Sherlock well, she is a good person, and if she treats him badly, she must be a bad person.

But Jenny was not very happy to see Inspector Lestrade today, because she was waiting for Sherlock to agree to go to his house together, and she would kidnap him to her own house after going to his house.The presence of the Inspector will undoubtedly affect her grand plans.

Jenny ate her own plate of fried fish, watching Sherlock with one eyelid lifted, hoping this new case didn't interest him.

Unfortunately, her plan failed.Lestrade was not kicked out, at least it showed that Sherlock didn't find this case boring.

Jenny pricked up her cat's ears and listened to a few words. She roughly heard that the two children of a certain ambassador to the United States had been kidnapped. The unlucky ambassador personally appointed Sherlock, who has been very famous recently, to help him find the children. .

Only at this time did Jenny agree with Watson's point of view. If she was too much in the limelight, it would really bring trouble to them.Now the trouble has come.

Jenny sighed resentfully, glanced at Sherlock resentfully, then moved to his hand resentfully, and took a bite of the croissant in his hand in resentment.

Inspector Lestrade, who was talking about the case, paused for a moment, and looked at the two people opposite him.

Dr. Watson, who was listening to the case carefully, also paused, and looked up at the two people opposite.

The two people in the center of the line of sight were ignorant, Sherlock looked at the small corner of bread left by Jenny, and simply gave her the remaining bite.

As a cat, Jenny is a carnivore, she doesn't like to eat bread, but Sherlock feeds it, she eats it very well.In line with the principle of not wasting, he even stretched out the cat's tongue to lick the crumbs off his fingers bit by bit.

She didn't understand anything, and she performed these movements innocently and calmly, without seeing any obscenity.

Detective Inspector Lestrade and Dr. Watson tacitly averted their eyes--no eyes to see.

Sherlock was quite calm.He remained calm at all times, calmly withdrew his hand, and even accurately pointed out a loophole in the case Lestrade just stated.

It's just that the hand he withdrew tightened involuntarily under the table, and if you look closely, you can still see a suspicious blush around his earlobe.

Detective Inspector Lestrade coughed softly, and with his last words, concluded his statement of case.

Jenny privately felt that this kidnapping case, which hindered her "big plan", was boring.But on the other hand, the boring and simple case should be solved quickly, so that her "abduction scheme" can get back on track.

Thinking of this, Jenny felt much more comfortable.I heard Inspector Lestrade looking at her eagerly and asking: "Didn't the newspaper say that you have superpowers? Is your superpower useful for finding someone?"

Facing Lestrade's inquiry, Jenny thought for a while and said, "Sherlock will find them."

Sherlock did find it.

After breakfast, they went to the scene of the crime together to extract clues and evidence.Of course, Sherlock was the main contributor, and Jenny was only in charge of watching.

In just half a day, Sherlock found the place where the two unlucky children were kidnapped—in an abandoned factory in the East End of London.

Jenny has discovered before that, what is extremely inconsistent with the fragile nature of human beings is that there are incredible dangers hidden everywhere in the human world, and what is even more incredible is that most of these dangers are tossed by humans themselves.

That's why she said that she should guard Sherlock every step of the way.Jenny briefly reneged on her promise for a short time because of the woman-hating presence of Irene Adler.But she has always been a good cat who knows her mistakes and corrects them, so after Sherlock coaxed her back, she has hardly been separated from him.

Naturally, this trip to rescue the hostages must follow.

After Sherlock put on his coat, he turned his head and saw that Jenny was already ready to leave at any time.

Seeing him turn his head to look at her, Jenny immediately looked at him with a smile.

Sherlock frowned, and suddenly reminded her that she had forgotten the painful experience of watching the murder case in the secret room not long ago.

Jenny was stunned for a moment before realizing that he was talking about the serial murder case in a locked room. She underestimated the innovative ability of human beings because of her negligence at the time, and was almost fainted by the strong smell of blood at the scene.

That was simply a blemish on her feline life.

Jenny didn't know why Sherlock suddenly brought up this matter.And how is this "not so long ago"?Obviously, it has been a long time, and just recently, she can't count how many strange and refurbished crime scenes she has been to with him. She has behaved very well, okay?

It was so sad that he reminded her like that.It also greatly hurt her self-esteem.

Jenny said solemnly: "That time was completely accidental, I was just a momentary negligence, I am usually very strong. And the reason why I react strongly is entirely because my sense of smell is dozens of times that of your human beings!"

Sherlock hummed lightly.

Jenny felt that her own words might not be convincing enough, and she was about to prove herself again, when Watson on the side suddenly asked Sherlock: "Didn't you say that the victim is not dead yet?" There is no need if he is not dead. I was worried that Jenny couldn't bear the strong smell of blood at the scene.

According to Sherlock, if the murderer just wants to kill, there is no need to take the victim away.In fact, the risk of the murderer taking away the two victims silently is much greater than the risk of killing them directly.So the intention of the murderer to do this was just to lure them over.

Sherlock put the scarf around his neck, and glanced at Jenny again.

"If you keep asking questions, maybe they can die successfully." He said to Watson after looking away.

Watson understood something in his usual mocking tone.He also glanced at Jenny.

Sherlock just didn't want Jenny to follow.

But she insisted on going, and Sherlock didn't object.

Watson remembered that Sherlock said that he hoped that Jenny would have enough freedom here to do whatever she wanted.

He's trying to do it.

When she arrived at the quiet abandoned factory, Jenny sniffed lightly first: "There is no smell of blood." After listening for a few seconds, "They are still alive."

According to Jenny, she doesn't mind going in first to help them find out the truth. After all, human beings are too fragile, and any small accident may kill them.And Sherlock looked down on her like that just now, which made her very concerned. She had to show her strength at the right time to let him know that she was not that weak.

But Sherlock held her back.

He pulled her to his side, held her with his big hand, and said without emotion: "We don't need us for the following things."

Jenny looked at the handshake of the two, and immediately forgot everything.

As long as he wasn't the first to rush, she didn't really care if other people were in danger.

Then Lestrade rushed in with people...

Fortunately, there was no danger in the dark factory, the murderer had long since disappeared, and the two frightened children were rescued by the police.

As victims who survived contact with the murderer, these two children undoubtedly became key clues in the case.

Jenny thought it was a very simple matter.This is indeed a very simple matter, just go up and ask the two children if they have seen the appearance of the murderer.Then she can continue to carry out her "abduction plan".

But Jenny was told, no.

The two children who were victims had to be sent to the hospital first, and after being checked inside and out by the doctor, it was confirmed that they could be questioned before police officers could approach them.But close to close, provocative questions still can't be asked.

Considering that Sherlock is not an ordinary police officer and has a lot of criminal records, before letting him in, Lestrade also earnestly reminded him not to treat children too harshly...

Jenny watched this series of operations dumbfounded. Sure enough, her understanding of human fragility was too shallow.

Jenny sighed and followed Sherlock and Watson into the ward.

It seemed that the two children were really frightened. Their pale and miserable faces were exposed outside the blanket, and they looked at Sherlock who walked in in a daze.

Jenny introspected in shame. If it were her, without spells, and captured by a horrible pervert who suddenly broke into the room in the middle of the night and didn't know what he wanted to do, she would feel terrified.

Thinking of this, Jenny put on a most amiable expression, and smiled at the two children on the bed.

Clinker, she had just walked in, and before she finished her amiable expression, the two children who had been wilting on the bed like frost-beaten eggplants suddenly looked terrified, pointed at her, and screamed.

The smile on Jenny's face was completely frightened back, and she wondered if it was her amiable expression that hadn't been put on properly. Lestrade, the other two police officers from Scotland Yard, doctors and nurses who were guarding the door, were all there. Swipe broke in.

Without any explanation, Jenny, Sherlock and Watson were pushed out of the ward.

The two children were still screaming at the top of their lungs.

In all fairness, this is the first time Jenny has heard such a scream of lung capacity in more than 500 years.Jenny was so baffled.

Jenny felt that when she chased and intercepted the little rabbit demon with the tiger king in the woods, if the trembling little white rabbit screamed like these two human cubs, it might be scared to turn around Just run and it should be her and Tiger King.

But now she didn't bully these two human cubs like she bullied the little rabbit demon. Jenny didn't understand what they were yelling at her, and they were yelling so hard.It's incredible.

She was about to ask Sherlock and Watson, but when she turned her head, she saw that they both had serious expressions on their faces.Although Sherlock was not as serious as Watson, Jenny could still see it.Because his somewhat pale lips were tightly pursed.

He only has this expression when he is particularly unhappy.

Eventually Jenny understood what it meant when the two children screamed at her.

As a victim who just escaped from the tiger's mouth, screaming in horror like that is like an accusation.

This kind of accusation certainly didn't feel any threat to Jenny, but from the expressions of Sherlock and Watson, she could realize that the matter might be more serious than she thought.

She wants to tell Sherlock, don't worry, no one can catch her.

There is no doubt about it, in terms of strength alone, it is difficult for all ordinary humans to match her - at least she thought so at the time.

But Jenny immediately thought, what's the use of this, if she becomes an enemy of the people in Sherlock's world, how can she still be with him for a long time.

Jenny had to admit that the person who framed her was really an insidious master.

With the "superpowers" she has become known for, even the best alibi seems insufficient.

She remembered that before she left the forest, Xiao Hei and Tiger King took the trouble to teach her many experiences about how insidious and cunning human beings are.Xiao Hei said that using "human face and animal heart" to describe this part of human beings is really a "flattery" of human beings to their animal kingdom. They have never been so fancy as animals, and their thoughts are simple and clear, which is really not as meandering as humans Turning, seven orifices are exquisite.

For example, these monsters in their forest do three things throughout the year, eating, sleeping, and practicing.Just these three things are not necessary, sometimes you can skip eating and sleeping, if you want to practice, you can practice for a while, if you don’t want to practice, you can just idle around with nothing to do.

Jenny has always suspected that it is probably because of such decades or hundreds of years of being mixed up that the animals in their forest generally do not seem to have very bright minds.

In a word, human beings are dangerous, and you need to be cautious when approaching them.

But at that time, Jenny was only thinking about it, so naturally she didn't listen to it.Because in the forest, "under one person, over ten thousand people" is used to being arrogant, and even the Tiger King will follow her most of the time, causing Jenny's positioning of herself to be a little bit off.She always thought that even if spells and fists couldn't solve all the problems, at least they could solve most of the problems, and the remaining small part could be solved by relying on her ingenuity.

But when she really came to this bustling world by herself, she began to slowly realize that for old monsters like Xiao Hei and Tiger King who have lived for thousands of years, time will teach them many things.Maybe when they were young monsters, they also went through many detours.Because they took detours and suffered, I hope she can jump over these detours and hardships.

Of course there are good things for the predecessors to plant trees and the future generations to enjoy the shade, but how can such good things be everywhere in the world?Sometimes even if we clearly see the mud and traps in front of us, we can only wade through them step by step, jump down towards the trap, and then climb up again.

Maybe she did have many misjudgments about herself before, and she did many wrong things in the past that she forgot.The past cannot be changed, what matters is the present and the future, what she has to consider and worry about is the long-term present and future with Sherlock.

The sun outside the window had only half set, and it was still bright and warm in the western sky. It was a rare sunny and beautiful spring afternoon.

Across the window, the atmosphere seemed oppressive and gloomy.

After a while, Lestrade and Donovan came over after appeasing the screaming children.

"Maybe there's something about Jenny that reminds the kids of the murderer..."

Lestrade's voice was friendly, but Jenny didn't listen very carefully.

She raised her eyes and saw Sherlock standing indifferently in front of the window in the hospital corridor, his body was straight and sharp, his face was as white and cold as snow.

The author has something to say: Framed Maomao: Am I taking the blame for a certain detective?

Author: Anyway, you are a family, no one is responsible for this blame.