Yuu Kanda (
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tvk2012-05-11 09:31 pm
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A.
[Getting close to the Dark Hour, Kanda flips on his feed in annoyance and vague worry.]
Hey. Anybody see that stupid beansprout recently? He isn't back yet, and I don't wanna search the whole damn city for him.
[He'll just be flipping through his phone contacts while he waits for any replies, which leads to...]
B.
[About thirty minutes later, Kanda shows up again looking considerably more upset, eyes and nose a bit raw, though his face is set in a very distinct "I don't want to talk to you assholes" scowl.]
...Never mind. He's gone. Back, I assume, but he's not here anymore.
[And with that, he hangs up and promptly throws the phone in the closet. Any replies to B will be ICly a few hours late.]
[Getting close to the Dark Hour, Kanda flips on his feed in annoyance and vague worry.]
Hey. Anybody see that stupid beansprout recently? He isn't back yet, and I don't wanna search the whole damn city for him.
[He'll just be flipping through his phone contacts while he waits for any replies, which leads to...]
B.
[About thirty minutes later, Kanda shows up again looking considerably more upset, eyes and nose a bit raw, though his face is set in a very distinct "I don't want to talk to you assholes" scowl.]
...Never mind. He's gone. Back, I assume, but he's not here anymore.
[And with that, he hangs up and promptly throws the phone in the closet. Any replies to B will be ICly a few hours late.]
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...What'm I supposed to do with a dog?
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If you feel like it, go ahead. I'll be fine.
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...Come in, I guess.
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Tea?
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[Once the door to the apartment is closed after them, Edgeworth unhooks the leash on Pess. She looks at her owner questioningly for a moment, but ultimately starts to follow Kanda.]
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...She's a beautiful animal.
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Thank you. I do my best to ensure that she stays that way.
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[...Yeah, okay, dog, you're cute. Kanda still isn't sure how this is supposed to help, though.]
[Maybe he should just get a pet of his own?]
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[Pess whimpers a bit and rears up slightly for a moment. Come on down, sad human!]
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[Wat. He kneels down to peer at the dog in confusion. What are these strange noises you're making, Pess?]
I guess that makes sense.
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[And now you're getting leaned on by a large furball, Kanda.]
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[Er... okay, dog. He still has no idea what you're getting at.]
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[As for the leaning, and Kanda's apparent confusion about it:] She enjoys being embraced. Typically when she leans on me like that, she's asking for a hug.
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[He sighs and reluctantly does that, then. He's not good with this hugging thing, but he'd been getting used to it with Allen, and Pess is just a dog.]
I guess you could say we were the combat arm of the Church's dirty little secret.
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Meanwhile, Edgeworth half-frowns at that explanation. It's still not the most comfortable idea to contemplate even five months later, but his comfort zone has expanded to a point where this is far from a stretch nonetheless.]
Exorcists... That would explain why you could deal so simply with the concepts I was having personal difficulty with.
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[Oh, he sees... good dog. He should get a dog himself.]
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I wouldn't call the majority of the cases I dealt with at home "normal" either, but their strangeness was typically a matter of complexity rather than of the sort of abnormality you're apparently accustomed to.
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[He'll just do this until Pess shifts. Stalemate?]
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That sort of thing was, er, apparently rare back home. I encountered only a single family with unusual capabilities.
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[Saved by the kettle. He'll get up and brush dog hair off of him when it starts whistling.]
I'd much rather live in a world without it.
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Agreed. Human capability falling into a consistent range would make my job far easier.