The Many Fields of Orange and Gold.

[entangled_now]

Title: The Many Fields of Orange and Gold
Fandom: Sherlock
Rating: PG
Word Count: 4600
Disclaimer: In no way mine, or anything to do with me, I own nothing.
Summary: John's seen what dragons can do, how fast they move - just a flare of updraft and then the whole world is on fire.
AN: Me and goldenusagi are writing a story every month where Sherlock is

Comments

[goldenusagi]

I still love Sherlock purposefully not collecting gold.

Though I'd love to see him make John come along the first time he swallows a cow, lol.

[entangled_now]

I thought it likely he'd object to the whole idea of it. But he must run across temptation everywhere.

John gets to be around for the cool stuff and the really, really gross stuff. It's only fair!

[goldenusagi]

It must be like feeding live mice to a snake, only a hundred times worse.

[thiefofcamorr]

'People shouldn't be allowed to win arguments purely through force of personality.' HOW are you so perfect? Look at that damn line! :D

You are the one reason I keep coming back to check LJ and it's totally worth it. I love your work.

[entangled_now]

Thank you so much, that's very nice of you to say. I'm happy you've been enjoying my stuff. This series has been a lot of fun to write. Sometimes I have no idea what Sherlock's going to be, but it's great to just pick something and have a go.

Thank you for reading! :D

[enigmaticblues]

There was so much to love about this fic, and this line, "People shouldn't be allowed to win arguments purely through force of personality." describes Sherlock so perfectly.

[entangled_now]

Thank you very much! I'm happy you enjoyed it. Sherlock cheats at arguments, it's true, he does.

[andrea_deer]

This was brilliant! I love both dragon!Sherlock and generally the way you describe dragons here. And also I think it's amazing how even, when he remains in human shape you manage to write Sherlock as definately not human.

[entangled_now]

Thank you very much, I'm very glad he felt non-human, I'm trying really hard to get a sense of that in the stories.