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AND EVERY LAST INCH OF ME IS COVERED IN FRILLS I don't know how to do overflow posts correctly or seriously

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Too late. Edgeworth smirks.]

I know a place where we can find a decent walking stick for you if your joints have begun to give way, Wright.

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It shouldn't be hard to find them in the colony, especially with their communication doohickeys, but wait...wait, Apollo just named a person Edgeworth has yet to encounter. He pauses, eyes popping wide.]

...Trucy's here? [Granted, he didn't know her for too long back in Death City. But she is Phoenix's adopted daughter, and he can't help but look out for her.]

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[EW IT SMELLS IN HERE]

It was dark...you were in a tunnel when the roller coaster stopped? But how did you know they were Santas, if it was so dark?

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[NO CHRISTMAS PRESENTS FOR YOU, MAYA THE GHOSTBUSTER]

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[Let's talk about interior decorating]

Er...thank you, but I do know any style can be overdone.

[SEZ YOU, LOOK AT YOUR OFFICE AT HOME.]

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[He won't rest until he has inspected every suspicious-looking nook and cranny.]

Because I'm investigating this...new attraction. I try to find out everything I can about this place.

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[...says OVERFLOW!]

And at times, a threat to life and limb.

[His face is grim, as if he's seen his own share of threats to his life and limb.]

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[Edgeworth shakes his head.]

Not quite. They think they can handle these matters without us and don't consider this place a state, or a country.

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[Edgeworth remains completely serious and nods solemnly.]

I did warn you. And that isn't the strangest part.

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[Edgeworth is slightly taken aback at Mia's reaction, but that's to be expected. So he just nods.]

Yes. [Yes, he's Edgeworth.] Are you all right?

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Hopefully. [He sighs, then thinks of something. What if...what if the same glitches that tossed Edgeworth into this ocean could finally be used in their favor? Has this ocean and whatever was in it changed, just a little bit, maybe, since Yang got here? She mentioned the eel-like creatures, but if he can keep away from their range, he could investigate a bit...

Edgeworth closes his eyes and breathes in and out, not believing what he's about to do next.] Yang, I need a favor - watch my back. I'm going to dive down and see if any new landmarks have appeared since you arrived.

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[Well, this is bad if even ViViD-savvy Athena is clueless. He stares at the Tonberries, armed and yet not exactly that dangerous, because they weren't charging toward two very confused humans stuck in a video game.]

Maybe we should change our strategy! [a.k.a. show no mercy and actually kill the things.]

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[He experimentally moves his arm when Mabel is done with it and nods in approval and thanks. His mood significantly improves, too. But while potions would be useful, there's one kind of loot Edgeworth would really like to get his hands on.]

The only "treasure" I'm looking for is the exit. [And there isn't anything around them that looks like a door or a gate or a passageway to the real world.]

Edited Date: 2015-06-29 11:19 am (UTC)

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Yes; we should continue our investigation. [They should continue forward and keep their eyes and ears open. It really isn't much of a plan, but they don't really know much about their surroundings at the moment.

Suddenly, the walls, floor and ceiling all begin to ripple as if they were all made of water. Edgeworth stands his ground, keeping his feet firmly on it...and yet, despite what he sees, the ground remains solid.

Soon, several open doorways open all around them - eight in all, for each direction.]

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[It's part of Edgeworth's job description to see the depths humans sink to - and to make them pay. So yes, he can be very critical of his own species.

When Oona mentions their kidnapper, he gives the door a cursory glance.]

No, but perhaps they were disguised. [He doesn't completely rule out the possibility that they may not be humans at all, period.]

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Er...I'd rather that you didn't, and just stayed close to me. [Anna no. Don't get yourself into danger.]

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I was having my lunch break. [No commonality between their circumstances prior to their unwanted trip to ViViD.] Thankfully ViViD was kind enough to let us know we're playing a game, at the very least. [Sarcastic.]

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[Edgeworth scans the whole room, looking for familiar faces, and faces he can't quite put names to but are nonetheless identified as others pulled into Cerealia.]

I recognize some of our fellow captives; they aren't native to this colony. As for our captors...they are probably disguised.

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Call on...something?

[A creature of sorts? But why did Oz only suggest this now? Maybe its skills were limited?]

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I don't know, but we could be held for ransom, or information.

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Of course. I'll be more careful. [Edgeworth senses that this is still not the right time to ask questions.] ViViD has become very unpredictable.