Lamont looks a little perturbed that Holmes would blatantly ask Watson to research him right there, but in a way it's also polite. Whatever information there is on Lamont, they will both be aware, and also know how much Moriarty might know about him if it was intentional.
Lamont keeps his eyes on the skyway, and an ear to Watson when he finally seems to return, though the whole while he seemed rather undistracted from his task of flying them safely. Quite a feat within itself.
Lamont Cranston, founder and owner of Cranston Research Laboratories. Specializing in chemical research for pharmaceutics, government and early forensic methods. Cranston was also the lead chemist. Hobbies included radio communications and he was a certified pilot. Member of American Chemical Society, and the Manhattan Cobalt Club. Officially listed Forensics Consultant for New York Police with reference as professional witness in multiple cases. Only police report details an unexplained disappearance in 1935, with no signs of foul play or intent to abscond. Presumed dead.
Lamont tears his gaze from the trip to look at Watson with a deep frown, clearly bothered by this news. Whatever Moriarty had done to bring him to the future, had left a scar on the past in the form of his disappearance. His expression darkens as he sits back in his seat at last, crossing his arms as he takes in the news. It doesn't bode well, for him or Moriarty. He's left friends behind and to think about Margo or Vincent worrying while trying to find him, and simultaneously keep his secret, leaves him troubled. He sits with his thoughts, preferring to keep them to himself.
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Lamont keeps his eyes on the skyway, and an ear to Watson when he finally seems to return, though the whole while he seemed rather undistracted from his task of flying them safely. Quite a feat within itself.
Lamont Cranston, founder and owner of Cranston Research Laboratories. Specializing in chemical research for pharmaceutics, government and early forensic methods. Cranston was also the lead chemist. Hobbies included radio communications and he was a certified pilot. Member of American Chemical Society, and the Manhattan Cobalt Club. Officially listed Forensics Consultant for New York Police with reference as professional witness in multiple cases. Only police report details an unexplained disappearance in 1935, with no signs of foul play or intent to abscond. Presumed dead.
Lamont tears his gaze from the trip to look at Watson with a deep frown, clearly bothered by this news. Whatever Moriarty had done to bring him to the future, had left a scar on the past in the form of his disappearance. His expression darkens as he sits back in his seat at last, crossing his arms as he takes in the news. It doesn't bode well, for him or Moriarty. He's left friends behind and to think about Margo or Vincent worrying while trying to find him, and simultaneously keep his secret, leaves him troubled. He sits with his thoughts, preferring to keep them to himself.