soul_campaign | 13th prediction; video; September 14th, afternoon

[Hyobu smirks at the communicator.]

It's a funny thing, isn't it? That so many of Shibusen's "guests". [He does not say 'us' because, hahaha, as if he's ever been interested in helping out.] Could fight for this war, even die for it and yet we're all still viewed as outsiders. [He doesn't even sound or look upset. Just faintly amused.] Sort of makes any sacrifices on our part seem meaningless, doesn't it?

How nostalgic. I suppose people really are the same no matter what world they're from.

[And then as if he just remembered.] Oh, I made an account so I could share my opionion on the newspaper's Twitter. I tweeted, 'Shibusen sucks'. I'm not sure if I'll ever use it for anything, but if you have an account and you want to follow me, my username is 'keroro'.

[Yeah. He totally used someone else's name to badmouth Shibusen online. (He is totally seven, okay.) Then his lackadaisical manner drops for the first time and he actually looked, dare I say, troubled for a moment.]

And I found a rabbit in Katsuragi Yako's place. I think it might be some kind of emergency ration for her dog, but he's not eating it so I'm not sure. [What was he doing at Yako's place you may ask. Who even knows with this guy. (It's totally not because he was there to take in her dog. Perish the thought.] I mean, I even tied trussed it up and put it in his bowl and everything, but it's like he's not even interested. You don't think he's waiting for me to cook it, do you? I mean, I understand if rabbit stew is a thing he's used to being fed, but there's only so much effort I'm willing to go through for a dog.

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Well, yeah. But I didn't come here planning to do it. I didn't even know she had a rabbit...

[Oh wait.]

Ah, I guess it's the one Sai almost used as a door stop.

Whether or not you knew she owned a pet rabbit is irrelevant. You insult her memory by toying with it.

So, did you and Detective Katsuragi make arrangements beforehand for you to care for her dog, or do you simply wish to prove that you can be of use to society by taking it in?

Edited 2014-06-08 15:28 (UTC)

...are you always this rude?

And he dog's not an 'it'. He's a 'he'. I hope you at least bothered to learn that while she was still alive. Do you even know the dog's name?

[Did he just avoid your questions? If by 'avoid' you mean 'outright ignored' then, yes. Yes he did.]

[Please. He has been called worse things. And he thinks being rude is a lesser crime compared to freaking out a rabbit and breaking into someone's residence. Even if that said person...is dead.

Edgeworth narrows his eyes dangerously.]

That is also irrelevant. Answer my question. [He doesn't have to memorize people's pet names and genders to consider said people as his acquaintances. Wow.]

Edited 2014-06-09 13:01 (UTC)

It's not irrelevant. If you're going to play the part of the concerned friend, then at least prove that you know the dog's name. Otherwise, I don't see what Katsuragi Yako and I had or hadn't come to an agreement to is any of your business.

Companionship is not determined solely on knowing a pet's name. And as a prosecutor, were I not acquainted with Detective Katsuragi, I would still be concerned with who enters her abode without her express permission.

Edited 2014-06-18 15:56 (UTC)

Well, by the time I entered it, it wasn't really her abode anymore.

[Seeing as she was dead and all.]

And would you rather I'd left her dog to starve. I mean. This rabbit is barely a meal.

[A very valid point. He sighs, running a hand through his hair.]

Did it not occur to you that she would have more appropriate food for her dog on hand? More appropriate than a live rabbit?

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