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prismatica2019-10-03 04:33 pm
bratworth) wrote in prismatica2019-10-03 04:33 pm
CASE 002 ♞ [TEXT]
Hello, this is Miles Edgeworth.
Firstly, I would like to post an update in reference to my previous network broadcast, located here.
I did forward everyone's submissions to the Office of the Magister Scientiae and have received a response from Magister Alcmene that the government is doing everything they can to best settle us into their society. Those struggling with the cultural differences, however, are recommended to make use of the local libraries.
While I personally deem this response inadequate, the fact remains that we are guests in their world, and there is still no solid evidence of foul play vs. us being accidental additions to their society. If anyone has any suggestions as to how to take this matter further, I would be happy to hear them.
All of those who provided submissions should now be in the receipt of coffee vouchers for the Lunar Scientiae cafe, a poor substitute for an actual resolution.
Secondly, I am planning on signing up for the Moon Knights soon, and would be grateful to hear about other people's experiences with the organization.
Finally, I am in the market for a roommate. Messy individuals with a propensity for sticking their noses in other people's business need not apply.
Firstly, I would like to post an update in reference to my previous network broadcast, located here.
I did forward everyone's submissions to the Office of the Magister Scientiae and have received a response from Magister Alcmene that the government is doing everything they can to best settle us into their society. Those struggling with the cultural differences, however, are recommended to make use of the local libraries.
While I personally deem this response inadequate, the fact remains that we are guests in their world, and there is still no solid evidence of foul play vs. us being accidental additions to their society. If anyone has any suggestions as to how to take this matter further, I would be happy to hear them.
All of those who provided submissions should now be in the receipt of coffee vouchers for the Lunar Scientiae cafe, a poor substitute for an actual resolution.
Secondly, I am planning on signing up for the Moon Knights soon, and would be grateful to hear about other people's experiences with the organization.
Finally, I am in the market for a roommate. Messy individuals with a propensity for sticking their noses in other people's business need not apply.
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[All things considered.]
Please, have a seat.
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Well enough, all things considered. Yourself?
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[He also sits back down as primly as possible and hides a soft chuckle behind one hand.]
Anyway, I too would prefer a roommate who isn't nosy. [The messy part he could live with.]
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( There's something akin to an expression of relief on his face as he sinks back into his chair. )
And indeed. If I ever see another jellyfish again, it will be too soon.
( Someone's not going to enjoy the Iris cycle... )
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Oh, no. [At least, not here in Lunatia. But back in Chaldea, quite a few Servants were notorious for being nosy.] I just value my privacy, and I don't really enjoy talking about myself.
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That makes two of us. Are you living with anyone else at the moment?
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No. I don't even own a pet, if you were going to ask.
[But it's not something he's against! Pets don't ask difficult or invasive questions.]
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You are more than welcome to join me in mine.
( One of his hands scrounges around in his pocket for the coffee vouchers, and he pulls two of them from their booklet, and he slams them down onto the table. )
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It seems you and I have a lot more in common than we thought. I'm also a dog person.
[He blinks when the vouchers are just..slammed onto the table, although he can guess that it was borne from frustration over the reception of everyone's submissions. And once again, he resumes his formal, almost grave disposition.]
Anyway, I can move into your apartment. I don't own a lot of things, so it shouldn't be too much of a problem.
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I suppose neither of us will complain if the other brings a puppy home one day, then.
In any case, that is amenable to me. You are welcome to move in whenever you are ready.
( His gaze drops to the vouchers. )
We should make good use of these considering the trouble it took for me to get them. Coffee?
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As casual as it can get with these two, anyway.] I can move in tomorrow, or within this week at the latest.
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Whichever works best for you, it doesn't bother me. Just let me know what your plans are so I know when to expect you.
( It's not that Edgeworth's up to anything suspicious in his apartment; he'd just rather not be taken unawares. )
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[He understands how Edgeworth must feel.]
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That's fine.
What do you do for work in this place?
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[Or when people just needed a doctor who also had healing powers.]
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( That's good. He approves. Their coffees soon arrive on the table and Edgeworth brings his to his lips to take a quick sip. )
Not as terrible as I was expecting.
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If they didn't exert enough effort in brewing the free coffee, they would only be giving us more reasons to complain.
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( A beat. )
Provide us with more coffee vouchers?
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Probably. I don't know how far it would take for them to actually warn us, or get annoyed.
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I would not be opposed to finding out.
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[Despite the warning, he too is a bit amused.]
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I'll try my best.