Miles Edgeworth/御剣怜侍 (
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towerofanimus2013-01-06 06:31 pm
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Characters: Miles Edgeworth and you!
Setting: Dorms or Floors 48 or 47!
Format: Prose but will match!
Summary: Miles Edgeworth and you!
Warnings: Does being in one of those horrible white bodysuits count?
Room 4-16
[To say this is ‘Not Miles Edgeworth’s Day’ would be a pretty bad understatement. Waking up in some unknown room in some hideous tight suit and not being able to move for the first half a minute of waking
However, there is one fact that the prosecutor cannot deny - that he was no longer at home and someone had brought him to this strange place. Who has and why, he does not know, but he is going to find out...
Residents of 4-16, you have a roommate now. He's sitting on his bed, still staring at the letters and trying to think things through. He hasn't noticed you yet. You might want to yell at him or tap him on the shoulder]
Around the Dorms
[Now having found his suit in his trunk and now being dressed in ared suit with a noticeably large and frilly cravat more decent and respectable clothing, Miles Edgeworth starts wandering around the dorm area, trying to find anyone who can give him relevant information about the tower. ]
Excuse me. [If you turn around, you may see a young man in his mid-twenties, giving you this rather cold glare.SPOILERS. It's not intentional]
Floor 48
[Those who knows Edgeworth very well will know that he has a great fear of elevators, thanks to a traumatic incident he experienced as a child. Back home, he always used the stairs to get to his office, even though it was on the 12th floor.
And while Edgeworth knows that at some point, he has to overcome that fear, he has decided to test how long it will take to go all the way down to the cafeteria...
He did not expect to stumble across a graveyard, though, let alone a ceiling which looks very convincingly like the sky (or at least Edgeworth thinks it is possibly a very convincing simulation. As to why there is one, though). Just....what is this room?
You can find him exploring this floor, occasionally looking at a gravestone. He does not seem to recognise any of the names, though]
Floor 47
[A floor full of sheets and curtains. How bizarre. Why on earth is there a room full of them? Also, why does Edgeworth feel he is not alone in the room?
Suddenly, something moves behind the nearest curtain, making the prosecutor nearly jump.
Was that just his imagination just now? Or was that a face he saw behind the curtain?
Someone on the same floor might want to approach the guy and tell him this floor isn't safe]
Setting: Dorms or Floors 48 or 47!
Format: Prose but will match!
Summary: Miles Edgeworth and you!
Warnings: Does being in one of those horrible white bodysuits count?
Room 4-16
[To say this is ‘Not Miles Edgeworth’s Day’ would be a pretty bad understatement. Waking up in some unknown room in some hideous tight suit and not being able to move for the first half a minute of waking
Not to that horrible collar around his neck..
Just what in the world is going on?!
However, there is one fact that the prosecutor cannot deny - that he was no longer at home and someone had brought him to this strange place. Who has and why, he does not know, but he is going to find out...
Residents of 4-16, you have a roommate now. He's sitting on his bed, still staring at the letters and trying to think things through. He hasn't noticed you yet. You might want to yell at him or tap him on the shoulder]
Around the Dorms
[Now having found his suit in his trunk and now being dressed in a
Excuse me. [If you turn around, you may see a young man in his mid-twenties, giving you this rather cold glare.
Floor 48
[Those who knows Edgeworth very well will know that he has a great fear of elevators, thanks to a traumatic incident he experienced as a child. Back home, he always used the stairs to get to his office, even though it was on the 12th floor.
And while Edgeworth knows that at some point, he has to overcome that fear, he has decided to test how long it will take to go all the way down to the cafeteria...
He did not expect to stumble across a graveyard, though, let alone a ceiling which looks very convincingly like the sky (or at least Edgeworth thinks it is possibly a very convincing simulation. As to why there is one, though). Just....what is this room?
You can find him exploring this floor, occasionally looking at a gravestone. He does not seem to recognise any of the names, though]
Floor 47
[A floor full of sheets and curtains. How bizarre. Why on earth is there a room full of them? Also, why does Edgeworth feel he is not alone in the room?
Suddenly, something moves behind the nearest curtain, making the prosecutor nearly jump.
Was that just his imagination just now? Or was that a face he saw behind the curtain?
Someone on the same floor might want to approach the guy and tell him this floor isn't safe]

around the dorms
[Equius is notoriously bad at keeping composure under such scrutiny, so he can't help but shrink a bit under Edgeworth's gaze, grabbing on tighter to the stone box in his hands. He'd never seen the man before, which meant that he probably had just arrived here, but... why did he look so mad?]
Um.
Yes?
Re: around the dorms
Now Edgeworth is staring out of shock this time because he is weirded out by Equinus' appearance. Those horns....they aren't real are they?
Don't feel bad, Equinus He's still trying to adjust to the idea of supernatural things like spirit mediums existingAre they a convincing costume or something? Please say they are a convincing costume!]no subject
[He just kind of stands there for a moment, looking terrified; has he done something wrong? Is this man working with the administration? Is he going to die? Oh god, he doesn't want to die, please don't kill him. So the next thing out of his mouth is:]
I'm sorry.
[Equius is really good at first impressions, as you can see.]
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Floor 47
You won't find anything of interest here. [A beat, and then:] ...And I wouldn't touch any of those curtains, if I were you.
[He made that mistake back when the floor first appeared. He was able to fight off the monster that leapt out at him, but Itachi's been in the Tower long enough to know that not everyone has the ability to defend themselves.]
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[Confident as he sounds, Itachi neglects to mention what "they" are.]
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Floor 47
...Someone with that reaction to this floor proooooobably shouldn't stay there. Might as well get to his good deed of the day, right?
Have a silver-haired teenager with crossed arms standing near the stairs?]
...You may want to move on to another floor.
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Riku's voice makes Edgeworth instantly turn around. When he sees that it's a boy, his muscles relax a little. He is still wary, though, especially as he does not know who brought him to this tower in the first place]
M-my apologies, you have just startled me.
around the dorms
Wha-t is it..?
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Still, whatever information he can get would be handy.]
Pardon me, Miss, but I've just woken up here. I am trying to find more information about this place.
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That means they're just letting you be prey for the monsters!
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4-16
[Lancer throws the new arrival in his room a half-amused, half-bored glance. His room really is filling up at this rate.]
You need someone to read those letters to you?
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I-I can read perfectly well, thank you.
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I get it. Did the stuff in the intro shock you? Only thing I can say is that I don't know how true the world-destroying part is.
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Dorms
Son, you look like something that not even a mother could excuse.
These two will clearly get along.
The best of friends, definitely.
[Jack arches both eyebrows teasingly.]
Ttly braiding each other's hair and eating cookies together.
A friendship for the eons.
4-16
I realize this must all be a horrid shock for you. I'm new myself, though I have had a chance to talk to a few other people now. If I may, I'd like to make a few suggestions. The first thing you may want to do is look in the trunk at the bottom of your bed. There should be some things from home inside and that will most likely include some clothing you will feel more comfortable in.
And speaking of home, yours hasn't been destroyed. Or at least, that is what everyone has told me. Despite what the letter says, very few actually believe it. They feel its just an attempt to keep us from trying to escape this place.
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He's probably going to be pretty startled by a lot of things for the next few days, whether it's trolls, demons or children with fighting with giant magic keys.However, when he hears what Lancer says. So, it seems that this man was also brought under mysterious circumstances. Interesting. Edgeworth looks a little calmer now.]
....I must admit, I have yet to see evidence that the world has indeed been destroyed and I have been rescued by a bunch of space aliens [Meaning he is REALLY skeptical of the idea].
You said that it might be an attempt to stop us from leaving this place, though. Are we trapped here?
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[Lancer shakes his head still a little confused himself at how it all works.]
And I would avoid the viewing stations on floor five. They will show you nothing you want to see if you love your world and would rather hold onto the hope that it is just as you left it. Whether they are actual glimpses into the truth or an elaborate illusion, I don't know, but they are painful to see nonetheless.
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around the dorms;
[ Because obviously that's how you greet someone you haven't seen in months now... ]
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M-Maya?!
....What are on earth you doing here?!
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Well. Okay, wow, she honestly expected a much more dignified response from Edgeworth from all people, so Maya's going to sound slightly awkward as she speaks up. ]
I've been here for a few months, actually.
I'm going to say this is after he's been to Floor 47 for this post to make more sense if that's okay
that's totally fine, yeah
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Wow, this was difficult to write. XD
48
In the gray of the graveyard, it's hard to miss the man in the bright suit. For a moment, it reminds him of Tokiomi Tohsaka, but a man's taste in clothing isn't something to judge him by.
Kariya shuffles out from among the graves, looking half-dead himself. The left side of his face is especially malformed, marred by thick veins that almost seem to pulse, his left eye pale and sightless. He smiles, the gesture lopsided.]
Hello. I didn't know anyone else was here.
Re: 48 Sorry this is late. ;_;
I have only just arrived here myself. I have to say, I didn't expect to see a graveyard on this floor.
No problem at all! ♥
Re: No problem at all! ♥
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