Miles Edgeworth (
truthsnomiracle) wrote in
tvk2011-11-23 01:15 am
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[The following message is accompanied by a close-up image of a pair of round silver cufflinks with this design etched into them. They're apparently pinned to the end of a burgundy sleeve, and are small enough to make it unlikely that the design was hand-carved.]
While I can appreciate the craftsmanship of these cufflinks, I don't recall owning a pair like these. I have as little idea concerning how they came to be pinned to my suit as I do of how I came to be on this unfamiliar island. If anyone has seen a pair of silver cufflinks studded with a pair of half-carat garnets each or can shed light onto the origins of this pair, I would appreciate the lead.
While I can appreciate the craftsmanship of these cufflinks, I don't recall owning a pair like these. I have as little idea concerning how they came to be pinned to my suit as I do of how I came to be on this unfamiliar island. If anyone has seen a pair of silver cufflinks studded with a pair of half-carat garnets each or can shed light onto the origins of this pair, I would appreciate the lead.

[Video] I love this icon.
A pleasure, Mr. Edgeworth. I am the Countess Ada Lovelace.
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As for the locale-- there does not seem to be any sort of concrete pattern. This will be hard to accept, and sadly I cannot prove it myself, but if you were to ask the other victims of this kidnapping spree, you will find that many of us do not even come from the same worlds or time period. Where I am from, it was still the middle of the 18th century, and I was in my workshop in England. My er... partner, I suppose, hails from a land completely different from mine. He claims that there the walking dead and supernatural activities are common, which is most certainly not the case in London.
[She says that last bit with a complete tone of disdain and contempt. She'll believe it when she sees it, Klaus, honey, but she doesn't accept such wild claims without proof.]
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It had not escaped my notice that all displays of the date here are seven and a half years too slow. I had thought it an attempt at disorientation. However, that was not my question -- I was asking whether all those taken were well-known in their home region, as I'm a well-known prosecutor in my district and you introduced yourself as a countess.
[Whether he believes the time travel thing or not is something he's keeping to himself, it seems.]
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Er... yes. I've been to London myself, albeit far more... recently, and certainly nothing of the sort was evident nor even asserted.
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For witnesses, I'm afraid I cannot help you. I did not observe them before or after the crime was committed, and did not think to ask.
[She does, however, nod smugly at the assertion, though her face falls as she remembers something that really rather undermines the whole point.]
Er... speaking of supernatural instances, if you have just arrived, then you would not know... It is not safe to walk around outside alone after midnight. The entire city seems to change for what feels like the span of an hour, though no time passes during the phenomenon. I would attempt to describe it, however, it may be better if you witness it yourself.
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[Hear that disdainful and skeptical tone, Ada? Familiar, isn't it?]
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[Yes, and she's not surprised, nor daunted.]
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[She frowns.]
I am truly reluctant to mention details. I'm sure I sound quite mad even bringing it up.
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[And she does. These textual messages are quite handy!]
Please feel free to contact me once you have settled in. And looked into the phenomenon I mentioned. For now, however, farewell, and good luck.
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[Edgeworth sets the phone someplace that allows him to bow at the camera, then ends the feed.]