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[Unlike a majority of you non-hipster Servants, Saber here doesn't come from post-canon or post-death or any of that--no, he was in the middle of something VERY, VERY IMPORTANT like SAVING MY MASTER'S LIFE important. So aside from suddenly waking up here being 1) very strange and 2) very unexpected it is also 3) VERY UNWANTED. Technology was never his forte but at this rate he needed information somehow.]

Assuming this will reach other people, I would like to request assistance. Specifically, where this city is and whatever transportation services there are here. [Since it sure didn't look like he'd be able to go back to where he was by foot and whatnot.] I apologize for the curtness of this message, but I'm afraid I've something very important that I have to do.

[He pauses, a difficult sort of expression on his face, but... well he'd feel bad if he didn't at least give out his name since he's asking for help, even if it probably isn't that good of an idea when he has no idea what's going on. But he's a knight okok, GOTTA BE POLITE.] My name is Saber, and thank you for your time.

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[On one hand, Edgeworth is finally used to having to explain his job to Servants. On the other, he also doesn't particularly expect a warm reception of the concept from them, even from a much more reasonable Arthur, so don't mind if he sounds overly standoffish even for him...]

I'm a criminal prosecutor -- someone who argues the case against those accused of crimes in a court of law through debate with the defense attorney, questioning of witnesses, and leveraging the evidence. Such tribunals exist in order to ensure that the truth behind a crime is proven beyond a reasonable doubt before any punishment is delivered.

Uh... huh. [At the very least, he doesn't sound outright disapproving of the idea. More than anything, he sounds confused. Weren't such things the job of a king, after all? But he already admitted that he wasn't really a king anymore, so there was only one thing he could really say.]

The modern era really is different from my time, no matter how much I think about it.

That it is. It has long been considered a poor idea to place too much power in any single man's hands or to have one's rulers chosen through heredity and the rare act of providence, most notably.

To answer your other earlier question, during the Dark Hour, the natives of Prospero temporarily cease to exist, and we haven't the slightest lead as to why. Ergo, from their perspective, it simply doesn't occur.

Hm. So that's considered bad now, huh? [Where were the people who thought like that when he accidentally picked up a magical sword huh HE WAS JUST TRYING TO HELP KAY NOT BECOME KING OF A COUNTRY!! Okay no I'm just kidding...]

There's nothing bad happening to them when they disappear like that, is there?

Indeed. Offering those to be ruled a choice in who would rule them and dividing power among leaders in such a way as to provide checks and balances is preferred now. [Seriously, Arthur, you have NO IDEA how much better this conversation is going so far compared to the one he had with Arturia.]

When the residents reappear, it is as though no time passed at all for them.

Checks and balances... Well, if that's what the people have decided to want, then it'd be hypocritical of me to say something now after all that stuff I said earlier. It's certainly different, but I'm just a mythological figure in the modern era, right? No right to comment at all.

I guess that's better than being exposed to these apparent monsters, but... [He shakes his head.] This whole situation is just wrong to begin with.

You are still a human being, certain to draw your own conclusions about the efficacy of such things. Do keep in mind, however, that we've been drawn to one of America's less proud eras, and to a city still recovering from its original status as a failed experiment.

I must agree.

"Less proud" eras? A failed experiment? What exactly happened here?

Concerning the era, to put things simply banks were allowed to operate with too little regulation and oversight, leading to a worldwide economic crisis.

I know relatively little of the history of Prospero in particular; perhaps that should be the subject of my next investigation. However, it is my understanding that it was created as a planned community oriented towards business, but that it was suddenly deserted at some point and only recently have people begun to return -- hence the quantity of deserted buildings.

Worldwide economic crisis... [He just shakes his head. It's hard to believe how different the world is from when he was alive; he's only used to the economy of one tiny nation. As far as he can tell, there's no way he'd understand something like worldwide economic crisis.]

The more I hear about this place, the weirder it gets. This city looks fine from what I can tell; what could make people abandon it in the first place?

I know too little about Prospero as yet to give you such an answer.

Maybe with enough luck, we'll all be able to find out the truth. Until then though, this sounds like a real mystery.

There is skill involved in such discoveries as well, Mr. Pendragon.

Ah, I realize that I'm ahead of myself. My name is Miles Edgeworth.

Luck, skill, and a whole lot of perseverance then.

Don't worry about it. It's nice to meet you, Miles.

Edgeworth, please. [Hopefully this King Arthur will actually listen.]

Oh, my mistake then. It's nice to meet you, Edgeworth. [Yeaaaah.]

[Yeah, Edgeworth definitely likes this King Arthur better.]

Until we meet again, then.

[\o/ Man if only he knew.]

Right, until next time. Thanks for all your help again!

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