It's nice seeing the support he has, and Mycroft definitely deserves it.

It's nice seeing the support he has, and Mycroft definitely deserves it.

The childhood memories were cute, but I'm a little confused as to why he thought lying necessary.

Hi, I'm from the review game, and while I've read the books, I've only seen one Bond movie.
Anyway, this was an interesting idea, and you pulled it together even better. The relationship with the brothers seemed natural, and you had a good grip on the emotions (the discovery Sherlock had jumped was awful, well done), without being too overdramatic. The commentary during the funeral seemed like the sort of thing a brother would be saying, though surprisingly well adjusted for someone who just found out their brother was dead a few hours ago. The ending did seem a little stilted, maybe go over it (also, 'quietened' not 'quieted'). The behaviour of the minions was entertaining, and I'll definitely be reading the rest!

I loved this take on the minions and R all going up against Mycroft Holmes. However, I feel that there will probably be a few more consequences in the future.
Keep up the good work!
Luna

A nice chapter with Q reminiscing about Sherlock. Are you going to include characters other than Lestrade meeting Q?
Keep up the good work!
Luna

I really enjoyed this chapter! Interesting take on Q Branch. I definitely believe Mycroft would shut Q out. He doesn't seem to do things by halves. Poor Q though! Not a nice way to find out and he won't know it was faked until Sherlock returns.

I absolutely love this, please write more! :)

Wow, poor Q, blindsided.