Becoming Professor Moriarty's Probability
Chapter 84: Behind the Veil
- 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
Evening, the day when the outcome of the bet with the professor and Charlotte was finally settled
Mr. Adler.
Ah, I wondered who it was. Its you, then?
Having finally gained his freedom and subsequently returning to his hideout in the back alleys, Adler greeted the first visitor after his release with a gentle smile.
Do you have a moment to speak right now? I hope you can make time if you dont. Its very urgent.
Well, I am a bit busy and have a prior engagement, but how could I refuse a request from my one and only girlfriend?
The visitor, standing before him, was none other than Inspector Gia Lestrade.
I think we need to clarify something before we start talking.
Sure, what is it?
Im not here as your girlfriend, but rather as an inspector of the London Metropolitan Police Department. Keep that in mind.
Lestrade, fully dressed in her police uniform and donned with a gaze of frigid ice, spoke, prompting Adler, busy tidying the papers in his antique desk, to nod quietly in acknowledgment.
I understand.
Then, lets not dilly dally and get straight to the point.
Taking another step forward, she began her speech.
The bizarre disappearance case that occurred in Hampstead a few days ago, youre involved in it, arent you?
Hampstead?
Im referring to the disappearance of Caroline Augustus Milverton.
Adlers eyebrows twitched ever so slightly, his head cocking to the side as he heard the name of the missing woman.
The police have been keeping an eye on her for quite some time already. She is a villain of the worst kind.
Is that so?
We were aware that she possessed a large number of letters intended to be used for blackmail, and more than half of those were the result of seducing young boys.
Seizing the moment, Lestrade began her interrogation; voice sharp.
But a few days ago, when her house was searched following her disappearance, the documents that were presumed to be in the mansions secret space had all vanished without a trace.
And thats not the end. Valuable items were left untouched, and the servants have been reluctant to testify despite continuous questioning and interrogation by the police force.
Before long, she made her way right up to Adlers desk as she continued her speech.
So, we are assuming that the person involved in this case either holds a high position or has a comparable level of influence.
I see.
And I am aware of an individual who was transported from my house to somewhere else a few days ago.
Thats quite a leap. Am I the only suspect in this case?
As she leaned against the desk with her hand placed on top, Adler casually posed a question to his official lover.
Rumor has it that there were a few witnesses
There were indeed a few suspicious people seen climbing over the fence and escaping from the mansion that day.
Frowning, Lestrade slowly recalled the rumored events.
One person was rather short with an overall dark appearance. Another had a medium build and was well-built.
That certainly isnt me. Isnt this just a vague description that could apply to anyone, even Charlotte and Watson?
However, the mana forensics team found traces of at least four different people in the mansion in their investigation.
If there are no fingerprints, no hair, no bloodstains, and no footprints, then its as if no one was ever there. Traces of a persons presence can be manipulated by just about any skilled mage, Miss Lestrade.
Like you, Mr. Adler?
At those words, Adler showed the slightest traces of irritation on his face.
Why are you so desperate to blame it all on me?
Just now, I received pressure from above to swiftly close the case.
Oh, thats unfortunate.
However, as Lestrade leaned in with a stern expression on her face, it prompted Adlers lips to stretch into an awkward smile.
I cant accept such an ending. I feel like I need to uncover the truth, even if by myself, otherwise, I wont be able to clear up this suffocating feeling Ive been having.
Always so righteous, arent you? Miss Lestrade.
So, please tell me properly.
Quietly, she watched him for a few short and fleeting moments, before asking in a whisper, her whole body exuding a deep frigid aura.
Where is Caroline Augustus Milverton right now?
A brief silence flowed between them at her question.
Im starting to feel disappointed now.
Eventually, Adlers voice broke the silence, a note of resentment lingering in his tone.
What makes you so sure that Im the culprit
Crack!!!
Ah.
However, his protest was cut short as Lestrade slammed her hand down on the desk with all her might, causing him to yelp in surprise.
Caroline Augustus Milverton, who had been lying at Adlers feet with a collar fitted on her neck beneath the desk, was staring blankly up at Lestrade through the fissures of the broken furniture.
Will you still deny your crime?
Looking down at the scene with clear contempt in her eyes, Lestrade then shifted her gaze to Adler and asked, her tone holding no emotions.
Thats not Caroline.
Then what?
Its my pet dog.
Adler, avoiding her gaze that seemed to be looking at a disgusting scum, nudged Caroline with his foot while responding.
Bark.
Then, after a moment of seemingly deep contemplation, Caroline, a look of resignation on her face, let out a bark, not dissimilar to a trained dog.
Woof, woof.
.
Despite the shame on her face, she rolled over on her back and showed her belly to them both. Seeing the display, Lestrades face immediately changed colors.
Pant, pant.
See? Its a dog, just like I told you.
Meanwhile, Adler stroking her head as she held up her hands and panted like a puppy, her face turning a deep shade of crimson in shame spoke with a brazen expression on his face.
Are you now even resorting to forbidden mind control magic?
Carol, go to your room.
Woof.
Ignoring Lestrades words, Adler tapped her on the belly, and Caroline leaked out puppy noises, her voice low, as she scurried into the room assigned to her.
This is a case for immediate arrest.
No, you cant arrest me.
On what grounds?
Lestrade, after staring blankly at the scene for a moment, erased it from her mind and demanded Adler for an immediate explanation.
Because I havent engaged in any illegal activities.
What kind of nonsense
I havent used any mind control magic. Caroline is perfectly sane and came to a compromise after a rather long discussion with me. We made a legal deal, Miss Lestrade.
.
I never do anything that someone doesnt like or is against their will. Right now, Carol is acting as my dog on her own accord.
How is that even possible?
She asked, unable to comprehend Adlers explanation.
Even for someone like you, Adler, how can you turn a villain, a master of coercion on par with you, into that, whatever in hell that is, in just a few days?
Its a matter of aligned interests.
Adler began his own explanation, hand resting on his chin.
Caroline, having lost all her blackmail material and facing absolute ruin, needed a place to protect herself from her many enemies people with considerable power and influence.
.
And I needed someone to manage the organization rather, I just needed a cute pet.
Ha.
Of course, we didnt come to an agreement from the start. Its the result of days of intensive training that led to the dramatic persuasion.
He gave a bright smile to Lestrade, who just looked at him, speechless.
Anyway, as long as her signature is on the contract
I dont know how to deal with you.
However, Lestrade interrupted him and began speaking herself.
I am truly grateful to you for paying off my debt and protecting my siblings from danger.
Hm? 𝙛𝒓𝒆𝙚𝒘𝒆𝓫𝙣𝓸𝙫𝓮𝒍.𝒄𝒐𝓶
I will forever be indebted to you for doing me that favor.
Her voice trembled ever so slightly.
But you are becoming a danger, far too quickly, for London.
Me?
The friendly forces weve identified from your side are not just one or two.
At her following words, Adler couldnt help but narrow his eyes, keeping silent.
The Kingdom of Bohemia, the Red Mana League, the Demi-Human Union. Even a commoner would know the names of these countries and organizations that support you.
That is
Not to mention the funds coming from Colonel Rose, a big shot of the underworld, a certain landlord family from Reigate, and the ladies who dominate Londons social circles.
Intently, he looked at his lover, who was only making valid points for a change, and stopped speaking midway.
Do you know how many inspectors have suddenly quit their jobs while investigating the recent flow of underworld forces that have begun to cluster around you and the professor?
Facing him, her fists clenched into tight balls, Lestrade took a deep breath and resumed.
Tell me honestly.
Even the professor youre supposedly following, in truth, is just another one of your pawns, isnt she?
Adler didnt answer, almost as if he could not.
How dangerous of an existence am I posing as the lover of? Mr. Isaac Adler.
Then, with her head bowed deeply, she began to mutter to herself.
As someone who upholds the justice of London, will I inevitably be forced to confront you?
If that is your duty, then you should, of course, stand against me.
Yes, that would be the right thing to do.
Her voice started to trail off more and more.
Its the right thing to do, but
Is there something troubling you?
Adler, his eyes gleaming, quietly inquired.
.
Miss Gia.
When she remained silent, Adler gently probed further.
What exactly is the justice youre seeking?
That is
Is it to save Caroline, who chose to degrade herself into my pet to survive?
Silently, Lestrades eyes began to waver at the mention of those words.
Is it to send back the women who have mortgaged their whole lives to me, by their own free will for the first time in their miserable lives, to the very hell they have escaped from?
Or to disrupt and forever doom the solidarity for the future of the vampires and demi-humans who have faced discrimination and rejection at every turn of their lives?
Her lips twitched as if trying to speak, but ultimately, she could not voice her thoughts and cast her gaze downwards.
Your definition of justice is, perhaps, wrong.
You could say the same for yourself.
I admit it. You could be right, and my actions could be terribly wrong.
Adler responded softly to her retort.
But then, Miss Lestrade, why the hesitation?
Honestly, any reason would suffice to forcibly arrest me, if you so wished for it.
Deeply, his eyes bore into Lestrades own.
So if you think youre right, then go ahead, even now
Dont sway me
Lestrade closed her eyes, then began speaking with a resolute expression.
My sense of justice remains firm.
Hmm.
I still like you, as per our agreement that day, but I cannot and will not like your actions.
Her voice, previously wavering, soon became clear and confident.
So as an inspector, I will confront you.
Thats unfortunate.
I will strictly separate personal from professional. Please distinguish between Lestrade as your lover and Lestrade as the Inspector of London Metropolitan Police.
At her words, Adler started to show a sincere smile, one he had never shown her before.
Miss Lestrade is indeed a difficult woman.
..
And thats what I like so much about you.
Lestrade, momentarily dazed by his demeanor, quickly turned her head and walked towards the entrance, her voice frigid as she spoke.
Lets see who will win, shall we?
We have a date tomorrow evening. Just to remind you.
However, at Adlers response, she halted her steps with a startle.
I know.
Dont you hate it? To have a date with someone you ideologically oppose?
His voice, teasingly playful, prompted Lestrade to turn her head slowly toward him.
Thats alright.
Then, looking at Adler with a peculiar intensity in her eyes, she spoke.
Because I like you.
With those barely audible words, Gia Lestrade turned her head back and quietly left the hideout.
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.
.
.
.
Hmm.
Minutes had passed since Lestrade left through the front door, but the lingering feeling still remained.
Shes impressive, as expected.
Yet, facing the situation at hand, I shook off the remaining sentiment with a brief murmur.
Now, please come in.
With a smile, I addressed the figure who had been waiting at the back door.
Creeeak
Fufu~
Then, with an antique smile, the veiled client of this case, now somewhat familiar to me after the frequent encounters, entered the mansion.
As per your request, Ive taken care of all the subordinates in the surroundings. Even Charlotte Holmes and Professor Moriarty are unaware of whats currently happening here.
Your lover seems to be a bit of a prude, isnt she?
I beg your pardon, but lets get straight to the point.
Looking directly at the veil that obscured her face, I gently posed the question.
What is this unfinished business from this morning that warranted a personal visit to my hideout by a royal emissary?
Oh dear. Arent we in a hurry?
Pardon?
I was hoping we could sit down and have a chat over tea, take it slow
With that, the royal emissary, who had come without even an escort, naturally took a seat on the sofa and whispered the suggestion.
Observing the woman, who was clearly a member of the British royal family, I smiled and rose from my seat.
Understood.
You really know how to handle a woman.
With that acknowledgment, I headed towards the kitchen, where the tea cups and tea leaves were ready.
Jill the Ripper shows interest in you.
Warning!
Probability of being Killed 99.99%
Surprisingly, the freshly restored system was sending me a glaring red warning that I could clearly see before me.
Be careful.
Warning!
Erosion Rate 25% 33
It was no easy task to casually inquire about the tea preferences of the worst serial killer in history, who was sitting behind me with a smile behind her veil.
Do you have a preferred type of tea leaf?
If it hadnt been for the subordinates I had previously stationed in the alley outside the hideout, I might have already slipped up.
.
.
.
.
.
Oh, by the way, I asked the guards outside for a moment of understanding and put them to sleep.
I beg your pardon?
Now, finally, its just the two of us. Fufufu~
Oh, fuck!
- 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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