Miles Edgeworth (
truthsnomiracle) wrote2011-12-19 10:01 pm
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[open RP meme] The "pester Edgeworth in his office" post, Dreamwidth edition
[Chances are, when you enter room 1202 of the Prosecutor's Office, you'll find High Prosecutor Miles Edgeworth hard at work. He learned the hard way not to be too quick to throw people out when they interrupt him, so as annoyed as he probably will be once he notices your presence, you'll more likely than not get a sufficient chance to justify yourself. Usually.]
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Lots of people still think the place is haunted these days. I think some company tried to buy the land, only to pull out of the deal at the last minute, too.
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Has there been any indication as to why this cult might be motivated to begin kidnapping people now?
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I've heard they used to sacrifice people to the spirit of the lake, but they stopped years ago. I dunno why they'd start now.
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Perhaps we'll discover evidence of their motivation on-site.
[After another quick glance at the map, Edgeworth begins driving towards the lake.]
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We should let the evidence speak, Kay -- which of course means that we must find it first.
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Maybe it's hidden inside the cliff? That's a pretty good hiding place.
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[She takes the map and peers at it.]
All we know is that much of the lake is surrounded by all these cliffs and ledges. Maybe there are secret passages under all of that...
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(I wonder how often I'll find myself having to repeat this before she internalizes it.)
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[That lecture being done with, Edgeworth pays more attention to his driving to make sure they find their way to the cliff-lined lake that just might be the key to the case...]
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TL;DR of it, keywords. ;)
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Hey, I think we're getting closer.
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[More like ready to get into trouble. Oh, Kay.]
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[Sure enough, before long, the road passes close to the edge of one of the cliffs that overlook the lake. It appears at a glance as though this is the only cliff that has a road on it; the rest of the cliffs are covered in tall grass and occasional trees.]
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Whoa! That's pretty high up!
[Then she looks ahead again.]
It's like this lake was swallowed up by a lot of rocks! And there's the forest I saw on the map...
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...by the way, I think I see a parking spot.
[Kay points to a spot near an old pier that looks like it has not seen boats in ages.]
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...those keywords are so appropriate right now
Yep.
And it wasn't just one body ahaha
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Keywords. ;)
...yup, she's changing it.
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