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First piece in a long time and it's a mini-for the fun comic of a random idea I had. So, my brain came up with a stupid scenario; If Watson discovered freaking Heelies of all things.

So, mini-context now: My version of Sherlock and Watson are investigating something when Watson found some Heelies, how did he get them? Who knows, there was old-fashioned roller-skates back in the era as apparently roller-skates have been around since 1863, fun fact. But, Watson clearly is enthusiastic about them, while Sherlock is less than impressed unless they're actually useful in the current situation. As proven by Watson himself within a few minutes.
Obviously, it's not canon, but it's very funny idea. Here's part 2~

Part 1: www.deviantart.com/ghostmaster…
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Sherlock: I still don't thing this is needed.
Watson: Oh, come off it, Holmes, it's quite fun-
*BANG*
Sherlock: Do you need anymore words from me? or do YOU need a doctor?

The Invictus Code and these versions of Sherlock and Watson (c) Me
Sherlock and Watson (c) Sir Arthur Conan Doyle

Description
First piece in a long time and it's a mini-for the fun comic of a random idea I had. So, my brain came up with a stupid scenario; If Watson discovered freaking Heelies of all things.

So, mini-context now: My version of Sherlock and Watson are investigating something when Watson found some Heelies, how did he get them? Who knows, there was old-fashioned roller-skates back in the era as apparently roller-skates have been around since 1863, fun fact. But, Watson clearly is enthusiastic about them, while Sherlock is less than impressed unless they're actually useful in the current situation. As proven by Watson himself within a few minutes.
Obviously, it's not canon, but it's very funny idea. Here's part 2~

Part 1: www.deviantart.com/ghostmaster…
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Sherlock: I still don't thing this is needed.
Watson: Oh, come off it, Holmes, it's quite fun-
*BANG*
Sherlock: Do you need anymore words from me? or do YOU need a doctor?

The Invictus Code and these versions of Sherlock and Watson (c) Me
Sherlock and Watson (c) Sir Arthur Conan Doyle