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| − | However, when Holmes and Naruhodō continued their investigations, they found that Borschevic and Kuroppoi were connected to Asōgi’s apparent murder. Borschevic repeatedly denied killing him and Stoganov tried to defend her. But in the end, Holmes discovered that Asōgi was holding onto Borschevic’s earring when he fell, which was irrefutable evidence of her involvement in his supposed death. With no one and nothing to protect her, Borschevic admitted her apparent crime, reasoning that Asōgi was going to call the captain and arrest her. However, Naruhodō, Mikotoba, and Holmes theorized that Asōgi wanted to let her meet Naruhodō himself since he was a fellow stowaway and wanted to do something to help her. Realizing how grave of a crime she had apparently committed, Borschevic |
+ | However, when Holmes and Naruhodō continued their investigations, they found that Borschevic and Kuroppoi were connected to Asōgi’s apparent murder. Borschevic repeatedly denied killing him and Stoganov tried to defend her. But in the end, Holmes discovered that Asōgi was holding onto Borschevic’s earring when he fell, which was irrefutable evidence of her involvement in his supposed death. With no one and nothing to protect her, Borschevic admitted her apparent crime, reasoning that Asōgi was going to call the captain and arrest her. However, Naruhodō, Mikotoba, and Holmes theorized that Asōgi wanted to let her meet Naruhodō himself since he was a fellow stowaway and wanted to do something to help her. Realizing how grave of a crime she had apparently committed, Borschevic apologized as she [[Breakdown|broke down in tears]]. |
| − | Afterwards, Nikomina Borschevic was taken by Scotland Yard with Holmes arranging for her not to be sent back to Russia. However, [[The Return of the Great Departed Soul|about a year later]], it was revealed that Kazuma Asōgi actually survived, and Holmes is revealed to have actually granted her asylum in America. |
+ | Afterwards, Nikomina Borschevic was taken by Scotland Yard with Holmes arranging for her not to be sent back to Russia. However, [[The Return of the Great Departed Soul|about a year later]], it was revealed that Kazuma Asōgi actually survived, and Holmes is revealed to have actually granted her asylum in America. When Naruhodō learned this and thought back, felt like he was too harsh on her. But Holmes thought she wasn't ''completely'' innocent, the incident was just "medicine" for her. |
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Nikomina Borschevic is a 15-year-old Russian ballet dancer encountered by Ryūnosuke Naruhodō and Sherlock Holmes onboard the S.S Alaclaire after Kazuma Asōgi's supposed death. She was seeking asylum from her home country, Russia, in America.
Seeking asylum
- Main article: The Adventure of the Unbreakable Speckled Band
Nikomina Borschevic was part of the Novavic Ballet of Russia, and was admired not only for her dancing, but also for her beauty. However, she eventually got tired of the ballet life due to her loneliness and not having enough money. Having enough, she decided to run away from her ballet group. Taking her black cat, Kuroppoi, and a very expensive tiara with her, Borschevic made her escape during a ballet performance in Shanghai. With the help of Russian sailors, she snuck onto a steamship that was heading for London. When she arrived there, she planned to take a ferry to the United States of America.
With Kuroppoi.
Mitrov Stroganov had Borschevic hide in a first-class cabin room so that no one would know that she was onboard. While giving Kuroppoi some milk, the cat suddenly fled the room through the ventilation shaft. Nikomina tried to call back her pet with a fox tail, but to no avail, so she left the cabin to try to find Kuroppoi. It was then that she ran into Kazuma Asōgi, the occupant of the other cabin. Inside his room, Borschevic explained her situation to him, and he decided that she should meet with his friend. But as he turned, Borschevic started to panic as she thought that Asōgi was going to call the captain. She suddenly pushed him to stop him, causing him to fall and supposedly break his neck. Convinced that she had killed Asōgi, Borschevic called on Stroganov for help, who rearranged the crime scene to divert any leads to her.
The following morning, Borschevic decided to cut her long hair to complete her disguise as a man named Grimesby Roylott. As she proceeded, she saw an article in the newspaper about her disappearing from the Novavic Ballet. This caused Borschevic to scream out in horror, which caught the attention and arrival of Ryūnosuke Naruhodō, Susato Mikotoba, and Sherlock Holmes. While in her disguise, Borschevic tried to get the three out of the cabin, but Holmes and Naruhodō used their deductions to figure out her true identity, forcing her to remove her fake beard and admitting her identity as the runaway ballet dancer. To ensure that Naruhodō, Mikotoba, and Holmes kept her identity a secret, Borschevic told them that she did not have anything to do with Asōgi’s apparent death.
Remembering what happened with Kazuma Asōgi.
However, when Holmes and Naruhodō continued their investigations, they found that Borschevic and Kuroppoi were connected to Asōgi’s apparent murder. Borschevic repeatedly denied killing him and Stoganov tried to defend her. But in the end, Holmes discovered that Asōgi was holding onto Borschevic’s earring when he fell, which was irrefutable evidence of her involvement in his supposed death. With no one and nothing to protect her, Borschevic admitted her apparent crime, reasoning that Asōgi was going to call the captain and arrest her. However, Naruhodō, Mikotoba, and Holmes theorized that Asōgi wanted to let her meet Naruhodō himself since he was a fellow stowaway and wanted to do something to help her. Realizing how grave of a crime she had apparently committed, Borschevic apologized as she broke down in tears.
Afterwards, Nikomina Borschevic was taken by Scotland Yard with Holmes arranging for her not to be sent back to Russia. However, about a year later, it was revealed that Kazuma Asōgi actually survived, and Holmes is revealed to have actually granted her asylum in America. When Naruhodō learned this and thought back, felt like he was too harsh on her. But Holmes thought she wasn't completely innocent, the incident was just "medicine" for her.
Name
- Her family name may be a reference to either borscht or bolsheviks, as both have associations with Russia.
- It may also refer to "борщевик/borschevik", Russian for hogweed, a dangerous and toxic, yet common in the Northern Hemisphere plant.
- Her alias, Grimesby Roylott, comes from the Sherlock Holmes character of the same name from The Adventure of the Speckled Band.