Operation Red Book

Before Joshua could finish his words, as soon as he moved forward, Holmes threw the red book to the ground, turned around, kicked aside the two chairs against the door, opened the door forcefully and rushed out.

During this time, Holmes kept clenching his back teeth, which made Joshua even more confused.

He picked up the red book that was thrown on the ground, turned to the last page he had read, and quickly browsed through it.

The previous part only explained the incident of the Headless Horseman, which is almost the same as what Joshua experienced, but the entire event was repeated from a God's perspective.

The following text records what Ivy experienced, including Count Waite, Raphael, and Dorian.

"Count Waite... has unusual purposes and a past. Remember to be careful of him and Mr. Moriarty? And... let me see, Mrs. Emerson's three sons are demons! Ivy also signed a contract with Dorian with her soul? Raphael... what kind of strange name is this? A death notice from the god of death Raphael!"

Joshua shouted out loud all his questions and exclamations. He did not get angry like Sherlock Holmes, but his head was full of questions and his thoughts were in a tangled mess.

Joshua placed the red book under the bed and rolled over, accidentally falling to the floor.

Without even having time to cry out in pain, Joshua hurriedly put on his shoes and crawled out of the room.

"Student Ivy, where are you?"

Joshua shouted loudly and rushed down the stairs quickly towards the figure of Holmes.

Holmes was running about the rooms of the first floor. He paced hurriedly about the sitting-room, disturbing the covers and pillows of the sofa.

Joshua came out of Ivy's room panting and gasping for breath in the living room.

"Damn it, her room is as clean as Nightingale's ward! How come she disappeared with Mrs. Hudson in just a few minutes?"

Holmes shouted, kicking the stool in front of him angrily.

Joshua felt that the world before his eyes was in chaos, and the figure of Holmes pacing back and forth made him feel even more uncomfortable.

"As expected, as expected... I was surprised at first. After that headless thing chopped Mrs. Emerson, it ran away without stopping. It was so fast that Victor couldn't catch him."

"It turns out that I didn't sense the coming of SCO in advance, but was warned by the hidden devil! I should have investigated that kid at that time to prevent him from staying here and harming others."

"What's the result! What's the result! This damn girl actually did so many dangerous things without telling us. Don't let me catch her! Joshua, let's go out and look for her!"

Holmes strode to the door, seized his coat from the coat rack, and began to open the door of the apartment.

Holmes had just grabbed the door handle and before he had time to turn the lock, the door opened automatically.

The first person to come in was Ivy, holding a bag of food, followed closely by Mrs. Hudson, wearing a thick hat.

"Where have you been?" Holmes suddenly lost his temper and asked the two calmly.

"Of course I'm going to the market to buy ingredients and prepare dinner. Why are you so out of breath?"

Ivy walked around Holmes and put the big bag of food in her arms on the steps, saying as if nothing had happened:

"Joshua, help me carry these to the kitchen... Bloody Hell! What have you done in your house!"

Mrs. Hudson took off her camel coat and threw it to Holmes beside her. When she heard Ivy's scream, her pupils darkened and she walked quickly into the living room.

The chaotic scene in the living room almost made Mrs. Hudson breathless. She turned around, grabbed Holmes by the back of the collar, and dragged him to the fireplace. Joshua, who was stunned there, was also dragged over.

Mrs. Hudson stood with her hands on her hips, looking angrily at the two tall men in front of her. Her powerful roar filled the entire house, seeming to shatter Joshua's eardrums:

"Sherlock! Joshua! What's going on!"