Becoming Professor Moriarty's Probability
Chapter 77: Caroline Augustus Milverton
- Chapter 271: Side Story: The Adventures of Isaac Adler (7)
- Chapter 270: Side Story: The Adventures of Isaac Adler (6)
- Chapter 269: Side Story: The Bohemian Queens XXX Scandal (2)
- Chapter 268: Side Story: The Bohemian Queens XXX Scandal
- Chapter 267: Side Story: The Adventures of Isaac Adler (5)
- Chapter 266: Side Story: The Adventures of Isaac Adler (4)
- Chapter 265: Side Story: The Adventures of Isaac Adler (3)
- Chapter 264: Side Story: The Adventures of Isaac Adler (2)
- Chapter 263: Side Story: The Adventures of Isaac Adler (1)
- Chapter 262: Becoming Professor Moriartys Probability (The End)
- Chapter 261: Finale
- Chapter 260: 4P
- Chapter 259: 3P (3)
- Chapter 258: 3P (2)
- Chapter 257: 3P
- Chapter 256: Debugging
- Chapter 255: Family Gathering (4)
- Chapter 254: Family Gathering (3)
- Chapter 253: Family Gathering (2)
- Chapter 252: Family Gathering
- Chapter 251: Approaching the End
- Chapter 250: The Reunion at the Empty House (3)
- Chapter 249: The Reunion at the Empty House (2)
- Chapter 248: The Reunion at the Empty House
- Chapter 247: The Adventure of the Empty House (6)
- Chapter 246: The Adventure of the Empty House (5)
- Chapter 245: The Adventure of the Empty House (4)
- Chapter 244: The Adventure of the Empty House (3)
- Chapter 243: The Adventure of the Empty House (2)
- Chapter 242: The Adventure of the Empty House
- Chapter 241: The Return of Isaac Adler (2)
- Chapter 240: The Return of Isaac Adler
- Chapter 239: His Sorrow
- Chapter 238: The Detective’s Sorrow (3)
- Chapter 237: The Detective’s Sorrow (2)
- Chapter 236: The Detectives Sorrow
- Chapter 235: The Professors Sorrow (2)
- Chapter 234: The Professors Sorrow
- Chapter 233: The Final Problem (8)
- Chapter 232: The Final Problem (7)
- Chapter 231: The Final Problem (6)
- Chapter 230: The Final Problem (5)
- Chapter 229: The Final Problem (4)
- Chapter 228: The Final Problem (3)
- Chapter 227: The Final Problem (2)
- Chapter 226: The Final Problem
- Chapter 225: Gamble (2)
- Chapter 224: The Gamble
- Chapter 223: The Valley of Fear (6)
- Chapter 222: The Valley of Fear (5)
- Chapter 221: The Valley of Fear (4)
- Chapter 220: The Valley of Fear (3)
- Chapter 219: The Valley of Fear (2)
- Chapter 218: The Valley of Fear
- Chapter 217: Deal
- Chapter 216: The Sign of Four (5)
- Chapter 215: The Sign of Four (4)
- Chapter 214: The Sign of Four (3)
- Chapter 213: The Sign of Four (2)
- Chapter 212: The Sign of Four
- Chapter 211: Afterglow
- Chapter 210: The Cop and The Villain
- Chapter 209: Third (4)
- Chapter 208: Third (3)
- Chapter 207: Third (2)
- Chapter 206: Third
- Chapter 205: The Five Orange Pips (11)
- Chapter 204: The Five Orange Pips (10)
- Chapter 203: The Five Orange Pips (9)
- Chapter 202: The Five Orange Pips (8)
- Chapter 201: The Five Orange Pips (7)
- Chapter 200: The Five Orange Pips (6)
- Chapter 199: The Five Orange Pips (5)
- Chapter 198: The Five Orange Pips (4)
- Chapter 197: The Five Orange Pips (3)
- Chapter 196: The Five Orange Pips (2)
- Chapter 195: The Five Orange Pips
- Chapter 194: Contest (3)
- Chapter 193: Contest (2)
- Chapter 192: Contest
- Chapter 191: The Detective’s Devil (3)
- Chapter 190: The Detective’s Devil (2)
- Chapter 189: The Detective’s Devil
- Chapter 188: Omen of the Storm
- Chapter 187: Discovery
- Chapter 186: Butterfly Effect
- Chapter 185: The Korean Interpreter (9)
- Chapter 184: The Korean Interpreter (8)
- Chapter 183: The Korean Interpreter (7)
- Chapter 182: The Korean Interpreter (6)
- Chapter 181: The Korean Interpreter (5)
- Chapter 180: The Korean Interpreter (4)
- Chapter 179: The Korean Interpreter (3)
- Chapter 178: The Korean Interpreter (2)
- Chapter 177: The Korean Interpreter
- Chapter 176: True Lies?
- Chapter 175: True Lies
- Chapter 174: Snowball Effect (3)
- Chapter 173: Snowball Effect (2)
- Chapter 172: Snowball Effect
- Chapter 171: Exponential Growth
- Chapter 170: Morning
- Chapter 169: The Professor’s Heat
- Chapter 168: The Devil’s Heat (2)
- Chapter 167: The Devil’s Heat
- Chapter 166: The Devil’s Foot (4)
- Chapter 165: The Devil’s Foot (3)
- Chapter 164: The Devil’s Foot (2)
- Chapter 163: The Devil’s Foot
- Chapter 162: The Mask
- Chapter 161: A Change of Perspective
- Chapter 160: The Mastermind
- Chapter 159: The Crawling ■■■■■
- Chapter 158: The Crawling Human (9)
- Chapter 157: The Crawling Human (8)
- Chapter 156: The Crawling Human (7)
- Chapter 155: The Crawling Human (6)
- Chapter 154: The Crawling Human (5)
- Chapter 153: The Crawling Human (4)
- Chapter 152: The Crawling Human (3)
- Chapter 151: The Crawling Human (2)
- Chapter 150: The Crawling Human
- Chapter 149: Contract Couple
- Chapter 148: The Final Victor
- Chapter 147: Identity Revealed
- Chapter 146: A Case of Identity (9)
- Chapter 145: A Case of Identity (8)
- Chapter 144: A Case of Identity (7)
- Chapter 143: A Case of Identity (6)
- Chapter 142: A Case of Identity (5)
- Chapter 141: A Case of Identity (4)
- Chapter 140: A Case of Identity (3)
- Chapter 139: A Case of Identity (2)
- Chapter 138: A Case of Identity
- Chapter 137: The Abduction Play and The Play within The Play
- Chapter 136: Expansionist Policy
- Chapter 135: Kidnap
- Chapter 134: Monster Showdown (8)
- Chapter 133: Monster Showdown (7)
- Chapter 132: Monster Showdown (6)
- Chapter 131: Monster Showdown (5)
- Chapter 130: Monster Showdown (4)
- Chapter 129: Monster Showdown (3)
- Chapter 128: Monster Showdown (2)
- Chapter 127: Monster Showdown
- Chapter 126: Marriage (2)
- Chapter 125: Marriage
- Chapter 124: Escape
- Chapter 123: Berserk
- Chapter 122: The Hound of the Baskervilles (10)
- Chapter 121: The Hound of the Baskervilles (9)
- Chapter 120: The Hound of the Baskervilles (8)
- Chapter 119: The Hound of the Baskervilles (7)
- Chapter 118: The Hound of the Baskervilles (6)
- Chapter 117: The Hound of the Baskervilles (5)
- Chapter 116: The Hound of the Baskervilles (4)
- Chapter 115: The Hound of the Baskervilles (3)
- Chapter 114: The Hound of the Baskervilles (2)
- Chapter 113: The Hound of the Baskervilles
- Chapter 112: Invitation
- Chapter 111: Abduction
- Chapter 110: Proposal (3)
- Chapter 109: Proposal (2)
- Chapter 108: Proposal
- Chapter 107: Last Resort
- Chapter 106: Dad
- Chapter 105: Terminal
- Chapter 104: Eugenics
- Chapter 103: Truce
- Chapter 102: The Recollections of Isaac Adler
- Chapter 101: Professor Moriarty's Probability
- Chapter 100: Peace in London
- Chapter 99: The Three Garridebs (6)
- Chapter 98: The Three Garridebs (5)
- Chapter 97: The Three Garridebs (4)
- Chapter 96: The Three Garridebs (3)
- Chapter 95: The Three Garridebs (2)
- Chapter 94: The Three Garridebs
- Chapter 93: The Battle Intensifies (3)
- Chapter 92: The Battle Intensifies (2)
- Chapter 91: The Battle Intensifies
- Chapter 90: Shattered Mask
- Chapter 89: Realization
- Chapter 88: Do or Die
- Chapter 87: The Shadow of Britain (3)
- Chapter 86: The Shadow of Britain (2)
- Chapter 85: The Shadow of Britain
- Chapter 84: Behind the Veil
- Chapter 83: The Wager’s Conclusion
- Chapter 82: Trophy
- Chapter 81: Order (2)
- Chapter 80: Order
- Chapter 79: Caroline Augustus Milverton (3)
- Chapter 78: Caroline Augustus Milverton (2)
- Chapter 77: Caroline Augustus Milverton
- Chapter 76: Refusal
- Chapter 75: Summons
- Chapter 74: Breaking Point
- Chapter 73: The Blue Carbuncle (5)
- Chapter 72: The Blue Carbuncle (4)
- Chapter 71: The Blue Carbuncle (3)
- Chapter 70: The Blue Carbuncle (2)
- Chapter 69: The Blue Carbuncle
- Chapter 68: The Beginning of the War
- Chapter 67: The Blooming Detective (5)
- Chapter 66: The Blooming Detective (4)
- Chapter 65: The Blooming Detective (3)
- Chapter 64: The Blooming Detective (2)
- Chapter 63: The Blooming Detective
- Chapter 62: Traps and Snares
- Chapter 61: The Deceiver and the Deceived
- Chapter 60: Deception and Love
- Chapter 59: The Terminally Ill Boy
- Chapter 58: To Rule or Be Ruled
- Chapter 57: The Organization
- Chapter 56: The Mystery of the Reigate Squire (4)
- Chapter 55: The Mystery of the Reigate Squire (3)
- Chapter 54: Fait Accompli
- Chapter 53: The Mystery of the Reigate Squire (2)
- Chapter 52: The Mystery of the Reigate Squire
- Chapter 51: Karma
- Chapter 50: Gia Lestrade (4)
- Chapter 49: Gia Lestrade (3)
- Chapter 48: Gia Lestrade (2)
- Chapter 47: Gia Lestrade
- Chapter 46: The Professor and the Slave
- Chapter 45: The Worst Criminal
- Chapter 44: The Missing Case of Silver Blaze (6)
- Chapter 43: The Missing Case of Silver Blaze (5)
- Chapter 42: The Missing Case of Silver Blaze (4)
- Chapter 41: The Missing Case of Silver Blaze (3)
- Chapter 40: The Missing Case of Silver Blaze (2)
- Chapter 39: The Missing Case of Silver Blaze
- Chapter 38: Put Yourself in Another’s Shoes
- Chapter 37: Hidden Route
- Chapter 36: SAVE ME
- Chapter 35: The Wrong Encounter
- Chapter 34: Push and Pull
- Chapter 33: The Man with the Twisted Lip
- Chapter 32: Prelude to Confrontation
- Chapter 31: Hope of London
- Chapter 30: Fait Accompli
- Chapter 29: The Secret of the Speckled Band (4)
- Chapter 28: The Secret of the Speckled Band (3)
- Chapter 27: The Secret of the Speckled Band (2)
- Chapter 26: The Secret of the Speckled Band
- Chapter 25: Piling Karma
- Chapter 24: I’ll Borrow Him for a Bit
- Chapter 23: Quite the Sight
- Chapter 22: Mycrony Holmes
- Chapter 21: The Tiger’s Lair
- Chapter 20: Wagging Tail
- Chapter 19: Conclusion
- Chapter 18: The Red Mana League (7)
- Chapter 17: The Red Mana League (6)
- Chapter 16: The Red Mana League (5)
- Chapter 15: The Red Mana League (4)
- Chapter 14: The Red Mana League (3)
- Chapter 13: The Red Mana League (2)
- Chapter 12: The Red Mana League
- Chapter 11: Declaration of War
- Chapter 10: The First Request
- Chapter 9: The Organization
- Chapter 8: Summary
- Chapter 7: The Scandal of the Bohemian Queen (4)
- Chapter 6: The Scandal of the Bohemian Queen (3)
- Chapter 5: The Scandal of the Bohemian Queen (2)
- Chapter 4: The Scandal of the Bohemian Queen
- Chapter 3: The Grey Research (2)
- Chapter 2: The Grey Research
- Chapter 1: First Encounter
Im not sure if you fully understand the implications of what you have just said.
Amid the chilling silence, a stern voice peeked out from behind the veil.
Are you perhaps underestimating the power of the royal family? It seems to me that Miss Mycrony didnt properly explain what transpires in the shadows of the British government to you.
Excuse me, but I believe I understand the implications perfectly well.
Then I assume youre also aware of what will happen if you leave this room as it stands?
Im not so sure about that though.
As I scratched my head and said those words, the woman behind the veil slightly tilted her head to the side.
You just need to understand that, no matter how hard you try and what power you use, if you walk out of this room right now, you wont be able to live past today.
What if I just take you hostage right now, Princess?
Im not sure what makes you say that, but Im not a princess.
Do you really expect me to believe that when the royal knights and guards are surrounding the building with their senses sharp for any signs of oddity, and there are numerous snipers with their weapons locked on me as we speak?
The moment I said those words, she straightened her back and sighed.
And youre telling me that you, with that knowledge, still chose to act so in front of royalty?
All the more reason for me to take you hostage right now, dont you think?
Thats too reckless.
Please note that if I see you raising your hand or sending a signal, I will attack immediately. So, please consider your next actions.
Hearing me whisper so with a slightly stern expression, a small laugh emanated from behind the veil.
Indeed, you are a savage, just as Ive heard.
.
But if you keep running wild, as you have, you might end up as a display showpiece in my room someday.
The fairly relaxed voice that followed was filled with the unmistakable dignity and authority of royalty.
Judging by her words and attitude, her confidence seemed to be well-founded, quite unlike the opponents Ive been dealing with so far.
Isaac Adler. Apologize for insulting Her Majesty immediately and obey her command.
The royal family is already aware of everything you and the professor have been up to. Of course, weve already prepared a countermeasure.
Sure enough, seeing my momentary silence, she began making some dizzying remarks, all directed at me.
With a simple command, all the military power that the British Empire can mobilize will trample you down and crush you completely. Weve already come to an agreement with the prime minister regarding this stance, so you must make your choice with utmost haste.
As a British citizen, choose who to serve as your queen right this instance.
I felt a chill run down my spine and cold sweat began leaking out of my body.
But, I have only one queen.
Still, my response was the same as ever.
No matter how many times you ask, my answer will be the same.
And thus, silence ensued for a while.
I dont understand.
Sitting in my chair, I swallowed dryly, completely ignoring the killing intent surging from behind me. At that moment, the princess voice, a mix of confusion and frustration, leaked out from behind the veil.
Just saying that youll follow Her Majesty would have been enough to save your life.
.
Werent you forced to join that professor? Why would you miss such a good opportunity to get rid of her, that too with the support of the royal family?
Quietly gazing at her silhouette, I replied in a low and deep voice.
I cant betray the entity Ive created.
Pardon?
Simply speaking, I was unable to summarize the myriad of strange feelings I harbored toward Professor Jane Moriarty.
As a creator, I cant betray my creation.
Is that how it is?
Therefore, as I blurted out the most trivial reasoning that came to my mind, the voice before me grew far chillier than before.
Perhaps I have been misreading this scenario from the very beginning.
What are you talking about?
The one that needs to be eliminated has been you. You were the mastermind behind everything all along.
The hostility in her voice was so palpable that my body began to tremble on its own.
An average university professor who had shown no noteworthy movement, until recently of course, suddenly became a notable figure in the mathematical world, and at the same time, she started making a name for herself in the criminal underworld.
.
Her sudden appearance was so abrupt that my informants couldnt make heads or tails of the situation. But now, I fully understand the reason behind everything.
Suddenly, it felt like the thick killing intent surrounding the building was now focused all on me.
The one who shaped her from a raw gem, it was none other than you, wasnt it?
Hmm.
You were the orchestrator, not the professor, from the very start. Since I misinterpreted the origin, no matter how much I moved people it wouldnt have resolved anything.
I felt like vomiting due to the extreme tension in the atmosphere, but still, I merely responded with a leisurely smile.
You have a pretty good head above your shoulders, dont you, Princess?.
Should you be accepting it that easily?
The professor is just following my orders. Even if you kill her, unless you kill me too, London will turn into a war zone sooner or later.
Though her expression was hidden, I could imagine the princess eyes narrowing behind the veil.
It appears to me now that we should be capturing you instead of the professor.
Well, why dont you try it right now? Lets see if I can attack you, escape from this place, by using you as a hostage, and then mobilize my colleagues scattered all over London before I am captured or annihilated. I am dying to find out if I can pull it off; seems quite thrilling.
If you dont want to start a game of tag with the fate of London at stake, lets negotiate, Princess.
Calculating all possible reactions of the princess to my threat, I silently threw a gambit.
Surely we can find a compromise that satisfies us both.
And then, silence descended between us once again.
Hmm
As I desperately tried to hide the frantic beating of my heart, the only sound echoing inside the silent room were those coming from behind the veil
I apologize, but I dont think that would be possible
A moment later, the princesss firm response made me close my eyes tightly.
Therefore, it is probably time for me to deliver Her Majestys real orders to you.
However, her subsequent words were quite different from what I had expected to come out of her mouth.
Are you saying that the Queen didnt order to eliminate the professor?
That was actually a personal request of mine. I am the only one in the royal family who noticed your suspicious activities.
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Of course, since it was a personal request, I couldnt mobilize the royal army against you. At least, its fortunate that I now have the assurance that you are definitely planning something behind the scenes.
Momentarily, I couldnt help but feel stunned by her words.
I wasnt sure which princess she was, but wouldnt Britains future be quite bright if she became the next queen?
So, what are the real orders?
Hehe.
When I asked the question, my ego slightly bruised due to being played like a puppet, the princess chuckled and seemingly put her hand into the pocket of her dress.
Rustle
A moment later, a slender, pale hand slipped out from the veil, placing something before me.
This
As the hand retreated back into the veil, a photograph immediately came into view.
Who is this?
I didnt think that you wouldnt recognize her.
As I gazed at the unidentified figure in the photograph and asked said question, the princess responded with a faint hint of disbelief in her voice.
Caroline Augustus Milverton. Dont you know her?
Ah.
Only then did I realize the identity of the figure in the photo.
Of course I do.
Caroline Augustus Milverton.
In the Sherlock Holmes novels, she was a villainous character known as Charles Augustus Milverton a heinous manipulator who controlled the weaknesses of the elites of Londons upper class.
In the original story, he manipulated Holmes and Watsons plans, and even blackmailed them, forcing them to break into his mansion. A formidable and intimidating villain indeed.
Because of this backstory from the original story, the gender-bent version of him, Caroline, was adapted in the gal game being developed by our company as one of the top mid-bosses.
Of course, you should know. Theres a famous joke that if half the women in London belong to Isaac Adler, then half the men belong to her, isnt there?
Is there really such a rumor going around?
The problem here is that its not a joke or a rumor, its a clear fact.
Of course, having originally targeted the famous women in society, the gender-bent version of the villain was thus targeting the male counterpart, as the princess just described.
Anyway, I believe that you have slowly realized by now as to why I showed you her picture.
You want me to take care of her?
One of Her Majestys honorable acquaintances is in quite the predicament because of her.
With her background information in mind, I asked the question and the princess cold voice returned in response.
Judging by the honorifics you use for this acquaintance, the person must be royalty as well?
Dont bother digging deeper into this matter.
Well, understood.
Nodding my head quietly, I picked up the photograph that was put on the desk.
What exactly should I do with her?
Neutralize her. Dont worry about the means, you can do anything you see fit to take her out.
I never imagined that I would be asked by the royal family, of all people, to advise on a crime.
As long as you carry out the orders of Her Majesty, your actions will not be deemed as a crime.
At her words, I chuckled and got up from my seat, as did the princess.
Keep this in mind
The woman, seemingly wearing a long robe, glanced at me and spoke from behind the veil.
That Im keeping a close eye on your suspicious activities in London.
You will have to correct the impure schemes you are harboring as soon as possible.
Hearing her, a question immediately popped into my head.
If youre so wary of me, why havent you revealed my secrets to anyone yet?
If it werent for the business regarding Caroline, I would have reported your activities to Her Majesty the Queen long ago.
If it were me, I would have still told her, just in case, you know?
To that question, the princess merely replied in a calm and dignified voice.
I have the perfect card in my hand, a card I can use to control and keep you to myself. Why would I let others have a piece of it.
Are you planning to use me in the internal power struggle of the royal family?
Not necessarily for that reason alone, though you arent inaccurate in your reasoning.
And with that, she began walking towards the secret door beyond the veil.
Then, is there another reason?
Well, youre quite handsome, arent you?
As the princess left those words behind and stepped through the secret door, her figure hidden throughout, the palpable tension in the surroundings quickly vanished as though it were a lie.
The last statement must be a joke, right?
Thinking about how the princesses of the 19th century were also good at making jokes, I silently headed toward the door at the back of the room.
..?
As I opened the door, I was taken aback by the sight before me, my eyes widening and head tilting to the side.
Professor?
Professor Moriarty was awkwardly standing there, receiving the icy gaze of Charlotte, who was sitting on the sofa across from her.
Didnt you say you wouldnt follow us?
.
As I looked at her in clear confusion and moved toward her, Professor Moriarty subtly averted her gaze, avoiding my eyes.
Swish...
In her slightly awkward state, she imperceptibly extended her hand to me. As I casually extended my palm as well, she gently placed something on top.
A gift, for you.
There were as many as three pieces of sugar cubes, which she loved to eat, placed on my palm.
Thank you?
Mr. Adler.
While I was scratching my head, putting it in my mouth while smiling awkwardly, I heard Charlottes icy tone from behind.
What is that picture on your hand?
She was looking at the photo of a rather elegant woman, placed in my other hand.
This is
Immediately, a light bulb lit up in my head.
Its the subject of a bet.
The eyes of both Charlotte and Professor Moriarty began to glow ominously at the same time after hearing my words.
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Meanwhile, at that moment
Miss, Count Winston has contacted us to request a meeting with you.
Decline it.
In a darkened room, a woman sat in an armchair, resting her chin on her hand as she stared blankly at the picture in her hand.
I have been informed that if you refuse to meet him, there will be troubles regarding your safety, miss
I dont care.
Soon after, a cold voice leaked out of her lips.
I have already chosen a new target.
Reflected in her eyes was the image of a boy with golden hair.
Surely, you dont mean Isaac Adler now, do you?
Hehe.
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- Chapter 271: Side Story: The Adventures of Isaac Adler (7)
- Chapter 270: Side Story: The Adventures of Isaac Adler (6)
- Chapter 269: Side Story: The Bohemian Queens XXX Scandal (2)
- Chapter 268: Side Story: The Bohemian Queens XXX Scandal
- Chapter 267: Side Story: The Adventures of Isaac Adler (5)
- Chapter 266: Side Story: The Adventures of Isaac Adler (4)
- Chapter 265: Side Story: The Adventures of Isaac Adler (3)
- Chapter 264: Side Story: The Adventures of Isaac Adler (2)
- Chapter 263: Side Story: The Adventures of Isaac Adler (1)
- Chapter 262: Becoming Professor Moriartys Probability (The End)
- Chapter 261: Finale
- Chapter 260: 4P
- Chapter 259: 3P (3)
- Chapter 258: 3P (2)
- Chapter 257: 3P
- Chapter 256: Debugging
- Chapter 255: Family Gathering (4)
- Chapter 254: Family Gathering (3)
- Chapter 253: Family Gathering (2)
- Chapter 252: Family Gathering
- Chapter 251: Approaching the End
- Chapter 250: The Reunion at the Empty House (3)
- Chapter 249: The Reunion at the Empty House (2)
- Chapter 248: The Reunion at the Empty House
- Chapter 247: The Adventure of the Empty House (6)
- Chapter 246: The Adventure of the Empty House (5)
- Chapter 245: The Adventure of the Empty House (4)
- Chapter 244: The Adventure of the Empty House (3)
- Chapter 243: The Adventure of the Empty House (2)
- Chapter 242: The Adventure of the Empty House
- Chapter 241: The Return of Isaac Adler (2)
- Chapter 240: The Return of Isaac Adler
- Chapter 239: His Sorrow
- Chapter 238: The Detective’s Sorrow (3)
- Chapter 237: The Detective’s Sorrow (2)
- Chapter 236: The Detectives Sorrow
- Chapter 235: The Professors Sorrow (2)
- Chapter 234: The Professors Sorrow
- Chapter 233: The Final Problem (8)
- Chapter 232: The Final Problem (7)
- Chapter 231: The Final Problem (6)
- Chapter 230: The Final Problem (5)
- Chapter 229: The Final Problem (4)
- Chapter 228: The Final Problem (3)
- Chapter 227: The Final Problem (2)
- Chapter 226: The Final Problem
- Chapter 225: Gamble (2)
- Chapter 224: The Gamble
- Chapter 223: The Valley of Fear (6)
- Chapter 222: The Valley of Fear (5)
- Chapter 221: The Valley of Fear (4)
- Chapter 220: The Valley of Fear (3)
- Chapter 219: The Valley of Fear (2)
- Chapter 218: The Valley of Fear
- Chapter 217: Deal
- Chapter 216: The Sign of Four (5)
- Chapter 215: The Sign of Four (4)
- Chapter 214: The Sign of Four (3)
- Chapter 213: The Sign of Four (2)
- Chapter 212: The Sign of Four
- Chapter 211: Afterglow
- Chapter 210: The Cop and The Villain
- Chapter 209: Third (4)
- Chapter 208: Third (3)
- Chapter 207: Third (2)
- Chapter 206: Third
- Chapter 205: The Five Orange Pips (11)
- Chapter 204: The Five Orange Pips (10)
- Chapter 203: The Five Orange Pips (9)
- Chapter 202: The Five Orange Pips (8)
- Chapter 201: The Five Orange Pips (7)
- Chapter 200: The Five Orange Pips (6)
- Chapter 199: The Five Orange Pips (5)
- Chapter 198: The Five Orange Pips (4)
- Chapter 197: The Five Orange Pips (3)
- Chapter 196: The Five Orange Pips (2)
- Chapter 195: The Five Orange Pips
- Chapter 194: Contest (3)
- Chapter 193: Contest (2)
- Chapter 192: Contest
- Chapter 191: The Detective’s Devil (3)
- Chapter 190: The Detective’s Devil (2)
- Chapter 189: The Detective’s Devil
- Chapter 188: Omen of the Storm
- Chapter 187: Discovery
- Chapter 186: Butterfly Effect
- Chapter 185: The Korean Interpreter (9)
- Chapter 184: The Korean Interpreter (8)
- Chapter 183: The Korean Interpreter (7)
- Chapter 182: The Korean Interpreter (6)
- Chapter 181: The Korean Interpreter (5)
- Chapter 180: The Korean Interpreter (4)
- Chapter 179: The Korean Interpreter (3)
- Chapter 178: The Korean Interpreter (2)
- Chapter 177: The Korean Interpreter
- Chapter 176: True Lies?
- Chapter 175: True Lies
- Chapter 174: Snowball Effect (3)
- Chapter 173: Snowball Effect (2)
- Chapter 172: Snowball Effect
- Chapter 171: Exponential Growth
- Chapter 170: Morning
- Chapter 169: The Professor’s Heat
- Chapter 168: The Devil’s Heat (2)
- Chapter 167: The Devil’s Heat
- Chapter 166: The Devil’s Foot (4)
- Chapter 165: The Devil’s Foot (3)
- Chapter 164: The Devil’s Foot (2)
- Chapter 163: The Devil’s Foot
- Chapter 162: The Mask
- Chapter 161: A Change of Perspective
- Chapter 160: The Mastermind
- Chapter 159: The Crawling ■■■■■
- Chapter 158: The Crawling Human (9)
- Chapter 157: The Crawling Human (8)
- Chapter 156: The Crawling Human (7)
- Chapter 155: The Crawling Human (6)
- Chapter 154: The Crawling Human (5)
- Chapter 153: The Crawling Human (4)
- Chapter 152: The Crawling Human (3)
- Chapter 151: The Crawling Human (2)
- Chapter 150: The Crawling Human
- Chapter 149: Contract Couple
- Chapter 148: The Final Victor
- Chapter 147: Identity Revealed
- Chapter 146: A Case of Identity (9)
- Chapter 145: A Case of Identity (8)
- Chapter 144: A Case of Identity (7)
- Chapter 143: A Case of Identity (6)
- Chapter 142: A Case of Identity (5)
- Chapter 141: A Case of Identity (4)
- Chapter 140: A Case of Identity (3)
- Chapter 139: A Case of Identity (2)
- Chapter 138: A Case of Identity
- Chapter 137: The Abduction Play and The Play within The Play
- Chapter 136: Expansionist Policy
- Chapter 135: Kidnap
- Chapter 134: Monster Showdown (8)
- Chapter 133: Monster Showdown (7)
- Chapter 132: Monster Showdown (6)
- Chapter 131: Monster Showdown (5)
- Chapter 130: Monster Showdown (4)
- Chapter 129: Monster Showdown (3)
- Chapter 128: Monster Showdown (2)
- Chapter 127: Monster Showdown
- Chapter 126: Marriage (2)
- Chapter 125: Marriage
- Chapter 124: Escape
- Chapter 123: Berserk
- Chapter 122: The Hound of the Baskervilles (10)
- Chapter 121: The Hound of the Baskervilles (9)
- Chapter 120: The Hound of the Baskervilles (8)
- Chapter 119: The Hound of the Baskervilles (7)
- Chapter 118: The Hound of the Baskervilles (6)
- Chapter 117: The Hound of the Baskervilles (5)
- Chapter 116: The Hound of the Baskervilles (4)
- Chapter 115: The Hound of the Baskervilles (3)
- Chapter 114: The Hound of the Baskervilles (2)
- Chapter 113: The Hound of the Baskervilles
- Chapter 112: Invitation
- Chapter 111: Abduction
- Chapter 110: Proposal (3)
- Chapter 109: Proposal (2)
- Chapter 108: Proposal
- Chapter 107: Last Resort
- Chapter 106: Dad
- Chapter 105: Terminal
- Chapter 104: Eugenics
- Chapter 103: Truce
- Chapter 102: The Recollections of Isaac Adler
- Chapter 101: Professor Moriarty's Probability
- Chapter 100: Peace in London
- Chapter 99: The Three Garridebs (6)
- Chapter 98: The Three Garridebs (5)
- Chapter 97: The Three Garridebs (4)
- Chapter 96: The Three Garridebs (3)
- Chapter 95: The Three Garridebs (2)
- Chapter 94: The Three Garridebs
- Chapter 93: The Battle Intensifies (3)
- Chapter 92: The Battle Intensifies (2)
- Chapter 91: The Battle Intensifies
- Chapter 90: Shattered Mask
- Chapter 89: Realization
- Chapter 88: Do or Die
- Chapter 87: The Shadow of Britain (3)
- Chapter 86: The Shadow of Britain (2)
- Chapter 85: The Shadow of Britain
- Chapter 84: Behind the Veil
- Chapter 83: The Wager’s Conclusion
- Chapter 82: Trophy
- Chapter 81: Order (2)
- Chapter 80: Order
- Chapter 79: Caroline Augustus Milverton (3)
- Chapter 78: Caroline Augustus Milverton (2)
- Chapter 77: Caroline Augustus Milverton
- Chapter 76: Refusal
- Chapter 75: Summons
- Chapter 74: Breaking Point
- Chapter 73: The Blue Carbuncle (5)
- Chapter 72: The Blue Carbuncle (4)
- Chapter 71: The Blue Carbuncle (3)
- Chapter 70: The Blue Carbuncle (2)
- Chapter 69: The Blue Carbuncle
- Chapter 68: The Beginning of the War
- Chapter 67: The Blooming Detective (5)
- Chapter 66: The Blooming Detective (4)
- Chapter 65: The Blooming Detective (3)
- Chapter 64: The Blooming Detective (2)
- Chapter 63: The Blooming Detective
- Chapter 62: Traps and Snares
- Chapter 61: The Deceiver and the Deceived
- Chapter 60: Deception and Love
- Chapter 59: The Terminally Ill Boy
- Chapter 58: To Rule or Be Ruled
- Chapter 57: The Organization
- Chapter 56: The Mystery of the Reigate Squire (4)
- Chapter 55: The Mystery of the Reigate Squire (3)
- Chapter 54: Fait Accompli
- Chapter 53: The Mystery of the Reigate Squire (2)
- Chapter 52: The Mystery of the Reigate Squire
- Chapter 51: Karma
- Chapter 50: Gia Lestrade (4)
- Chapter 49: Gia Lestrade (3)
- Chapter 48: Gia Lestrade (2)
- Chapter 47: Gia Lestrade
- Chapter 46: The Professor and the Slave
- Chapter 45: The Worst Criminal
- Chapter 44: The Missing Case of Silver Blaze (6)
- Chapter 43: The Missing Case of Silver Blaze (5)
- Chapter 42: The Missing Case of Silver Blaze (4)
- Chapter 41: The Missing Case of Silver Blaze (3)
- Chapter 40: The Missing Case of Silver Blaze (2)
- Chapter 39: The Missing Case of Silver Blaze
- Chapter 38: Put Yourself in Another’s Shoes
- Chapter 37: Hidden Route
- Chapter 36: SAVE ME
- Chapter 35: The Wrong Encounter
- Chapter 34: Push and Pull
- Chapter 33: The Man with the Twisted Lip
- Chapter 32: Prelude to Confrontation
- Chapter 31: Hope of London
- Chapter 30: Fait Accompli
- Chapter 29: The Secret of the Speckled Band (4)
- Chapter 28: The Secret of the Speckled Band (3)
- Chapter 27: The Secret of the Speckled Band (2)
- Chapter 26: The Secret of the Speckled Band
- Chapter 25: Piling Karma
- Chapter 24: I’ll Borrow Him for a Bit
- Chapter 23: Quite the Sight
- Chapter 22: Mycrony Holmes
- Chapter 21: The Tiger’s Lair
- Chapter 20: Wagging Tail
- Chapter 19: Conclusion
- Chapter 18: The Red Mana League (7)
- Chapter 17: The Red Mana League (6)
- Chapter 16: The Red Mana League (5)
- Chapter 15: The Red Mana League (4)
- Chapter 14: The Red Mana League (3)
- Chapter 13: The Red Mana League (2)
- Chapter 12: The Red Mana League
- Chapter 11: Declaration of War
- Chapter 10: The First Request
- Chapter 9: The Organization
- Chapter 8: Summary
- Chapter 7: The Scandal of the Bohemian Queen (4)
- Chapter 6: The Scandal of the Bohemian Queen (3)
- Chapter 5: The Scandal of the Bohemian Queen (2)
- Chapter 4: The Scandal of the Bohemian Queen
- Chapter 3: The Grey Research (2)
- Chapter 2: The Grey Research
- Chapter 1: First Encounter
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