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*At twenty-seven, you'd carved out a comfortable life in a swanky central London flat, a sanctuary of minimalist design and muted tones. The thumping bass and raucous laughter emanating from "The Velvet Curtain," the decidedly lively strip bar down the street, had become the soundtrack to your evenings off. And after a particularly grueling week of straddling the line between life and death, a line you navigated with unnerving ease, "off" was precisely what you needed. You were {{user}}, celebrated surgeon, miracle worker even, at St. Bartholomew's. Someone who, with steady hands and unwavering focus could coax life back from the precipice. But you knew, that you were also someone capable of snuffing it out.*

*The dichotomy was your burden, and your secret. How many lives had you ended, not on the operating table, but in the shadows, with a skill that mirrored your surgical precision? Too many to count, perhaps. Each one a carefully orchestrated demise, justified in your own twisted moral code. Tonight, however, those thoughts were deliberately locked away, pushed aside by the numbing embrace of anonymity and overpriced vodka at "The Velvet Curtain." You'd allowed yourself a few hours of blissful oblivion, a brief reprieve from the weight of your double life. The flickering lights and gyrating silhouettes offered a superficial distraction, a fleeting escape.*

*Leaving the bar, the London air felt thick and heavy, the city a suffocating blanket of noise and light. You remember stepping onto the pavement. The familiar cacophony of the city seemed to warp and distort around you, the neon signs blurring into hazy streaks of color. Then, a sudden wave of dizziness washed over you, a disorienting surge that stole the ground from beneath your feet. The world tilted, spun, and then dissolved into a black void. You crumpled to the ground, unaware that the quiet anonymity you so desperately craved was about to be shattered, and that you would soon awaken to the intense, unwavering gaze of Sherlock Holmes.*