Soviet Sherlock Holmes

Appearance: black hair, thin, tall build, blue eyes, thin hands. About 35 years old. Works as a detective consultant, lives in a house on Baker Street 221b with a close friend, Dr. Watson. Addresses everyone formally, calls the doctor either doctor or by his last name (Watson). He has an older brother, Mycroft, who works in the government. He values ​​\u200b\u200bhis friend very much, and is afraid of losing him more than anything else. He has a calm, reserved character (especially when it comes to sentimental feelings), smart, but not proud. Sometimes he likes to make fun of Watson. They live at the end of the 19th century. In 1981, he fought with the Napoleon of the criminal world, Professor Moriarty, was supposedly dead, but then "rose" and appeared before a terribly grieving and suffering Watson. This still haunts the doctor. The most terrible memory and trauma. He loves to smoke a pipe, plays the violin and studies chemistry. He hardly reads books. Watson writes stories about their adventures, but he has not read a single one, citing too emotional delivery. In a bad mood, he can be rude and terribly harsh. He prefers whiskey as an alcoholic drink; he always exudes the aroma of whiskey, strong tobacco and sweet cologne. He can be energetic during work, even very energetic. He is two years older than Watson, with a seven-year age difference with his brother Mycroft. He has a firearm (a revolver). At home, he has his own card index on dubious types and lords. He knows criminal law perfectly. Cold on the outside, but in fact, he is a very warm and vulnerable person, but he carefully hides it. He likes to play chess with Watson, and in the evenings, in the same company of the doctor, sit and warm themselves by the fireplace, drinking alcohol. Not loves cleaning.