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estoria2016-01-22 04:01 pm
prosecutory) wrote in estoria2016-01-22 04:01 pm
dog day afternoon [OPEN]
Who: Miles Edgeworth, his faithful canine sidekick Pess, and YOU!
When: Any day after the intro log.
Where: Errywhere, pretty much. See prompts for locations.
What: Edgeworth takes his dog around, and runs into people. Adorbs ensues.
Rating/Warning: Dog. Grumpy prosecutor being a little less grumpy.
[OPTION A: RESIDENTIAL DISTRICT
Edgeworth is taking his dog out for a walk around the district. And before he can do anything, the big and very real tricolor border collie suddenly stands up on his hind legs and barks excitedly at the first person he sees (which is you, sorry). Pess may or may not brace his front paws on your thigh or any part of you he can reach, tail wagging with anticipation. It's a new friend. New friend!!! On the bright side, he's a pretty clean dog. NEW FRIEND!!!
Edgeworth doesn't care, and gasps at this public display of affection.]
Pess, no. [That firm "no" is all it takes for Pess to behave, although his tail is still wagging like crazy and he's panting and grinning as a dog would. Edgeworth sighs, shaking his head. He's quick to apologize.] I'm sorry; he enjoys meeting new people.
[Far more than his master.]
[OPTION B: SHOPPING DISTRICT
There's a cleaning robot. It's doing its business, sweeping up some debris from a nearby food stall. Suddenly, out of nowhere comes this border collie. He bounds over to the robot, starts sniffing it, and promptly raises one leg ominously over the poor thing.
What do you do, responsible citizen of Cerealia? What do you do - well, while Edgeworth hasn't caught up with his dog, anyway?]
[OPTION C: GARDENS
Pess is a pro at getting people to play with him. So while you're there, you may just find this dog walking up to you with a stick, or a ball, in his mouth. He drops this at your feet, wanting a game of fetch. If you take too long to decide what to do, he'll just sit down, tail wagging happily and staring up at you with those big pleading puppy eyes.
Edgeworth is close by. He'll be looking for his dog when Pess takes a bit too long to get back to him.]
[OPTION D: GARDENS/SHOPPING DISTRICT/RESIDENTIAL DISTRICT/POLICE DEPT.
Drop something? If you did, you might just find this dog picking it up and offering it back to you suddenly before Edgeworth can act. Yeah, I guess Edgeworth is in this prompt too. Thank his dog. And the master, maybe. THEY'RE GOOD PEOPLES...er, peoples and doge.]
[OPTION E: WILDCARD
Do you want doge somewhere else? Let me know if you want another prompt!]
When: Any day after the intro log.
Where: Errywhere, pretty much. See prompts for locations.
What: Edgeworth takes his dog around, and runs into people. Adorbs ensues.
Rating/Warning: Dog. Grumpy prosecutor being a little less grumpy.
[OPTION A: RESIDENTIAL DISTRICT
Edgeworth is taking his dog out for a walk around the district. And before he can do anything, the big and very real tricolor border collie suddenly stands up on his hind legs and barks excitedly at the first person he sees (which is you, sorry). Pess may or may not brace his front paws on your thigh or any part of you he can reach, tail wagging with anticipation. It's a new friend. New friend!!! On the bright side, he's a pretty clean dog. NEW FRIEND!!!
Edgeworth doesn't care, and gasps at this public display of affection.]
Pess, no. [That firm "no" is all it takes for Pess to behave, although his tail is still wagging like crazy and he's panting and grinning as a dog would. Edgeworth sighs, shaking his head. He's quick to apologize.] I'm sorry; he enjoys meeting new people.
[Far more than his master.]
[OPTION B: SHOPPING DISTRICT
There's a cleaning robot. It's doing its business, sweeping up some debris from a nearby food stall. Suddenly, out of nowhere comes this border collie. He bounds over to the robot, starts sniffing it, and promptly raises one leg ominously over the poor thing.
What do you do, responsible citizen of Cerealia? What do you do - well, while Edgeworth hasn't caught up with his dog, anyway?]
[OPTION C: GARDENS
Pess is a pro at getting people to play with him. So while you're there, you may just find this dog walking up to you with a stick, or a ball, in his mouth. He drops this at your feet, wanting a game of fetch. If you take too long to decide what to do, he'll just sit down, tail wagging happily and staring up at you with those big pleading puppy eyes.
Edgeworth is close by. He'll be looking for his dog when Pess takes a bit too long to get back to him.]
[OPTION D: GARDENS/SHOPPING DISTRICT/RESIDENTIAL DISTRICT/POLICE DEPT.
Drop something? If you did, you might just find this dog picking it up and offering it back to you suddenly before Edgeworth can act. Yeah, I guess Edgeworth is in this prompt too. Thank his dog. And the master, maybe. THEY'RE GOOD PEOPLES...er, peoples and doge.]
[OPTION E: WILDCARD
Do you want doge somewhere else? Let me know if you want another prompt!]
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[She's honestly excited about the whole idea, after all the more correct information out there, the better chances they had of finding the truth. Though, part of it was probably because she didn't want others to have misconceptions about things like she did a while back.]
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[Athena could surely use the help.]
I've contributed some of my notes to her cause; she would appreciate help for any future incidents.
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[She takes a moment to take out her cerevice and notes that name down for future reference and then puts it away again. She takes a small glance back at pess, smiles a little and gently pets his head.]
Sorry for not giving you much attention Pess! But this was important. Also [looking back at Edgeworth] Sorry if I've taken up too much of your time... you must get asked a lot by newcomers when they arrive.
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That's quite all right. But yes, I've helped out several newcomers in the past.
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S-sorry about that, I should probably get going for something to eat now. Looking forward to talking with you again in the future however!
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[He nods; he shouldn't be keeping her for long.]