For anemoi_rp
[1]
[You have a new roommate! You can tell, because you just got home to find Edgeworth standing in your living area, staring at your TV with disapproval.]
Incredible. That they actually make televisions this small....
[...It's a pretty average-sized TV.]
[2]
[You've somehow managed to foster a pretty positive relationship with Edgeworth (or, at least, you feel it's a pretty positive one, Edgeworth may or may not agree), and you've expressed some concerns to him regarding his health. Physical or mental, either would be pretty justified; he looks like he hasn't had a good night's sleep in about a week now.]
Your concern is unnecessary.
[3]
[Video post! Edgeworth is not directly looking at his phone, though, and is instead fiddling with something on his desk. Whatever it is, it's apparently very small, and any view of it is totally blocked by his hands.]
The rate at which anemoi return our memories is very inconsistent. I turn the exact same number of anemoi over to the labs every week, and yet the memories I get in return vary greatly. One week, I will recall an entire language or some extremely pertinent personal facts, and then the next....
[Edgeworth finishes what he was working on and places it neatly in view of the camera: an origami crane, no larger than an inch tall.]
I find myself remembering absolutely nothing of value.
[You have a new roommate! You can tell, because you just got home to find Edgeworth standing in your living area, staring at your TV with disapproval.]
Incredible. That they actually make televisions this small....
[...It's a pretty average-sized TV.]
[2]
[You've somehow managed to foster a pretty positive relationship with Edgeworth (or, at least, you feel it's a pretty positive one, Edgeworth may or may not agree), and you've expressed some concerns to him regarding his health. Physical or mental, either would be pretty justified; he looks like he hasn't had a good night's sleep in about a week now.]
Your concern is unnecessary.
[3]
[Video post! Edgeworth is not directly looking at his phone, though, and is instead fiddling with something on his desk. Whatever it is, it's apparently very small, and any view of it is totally blocked by his hands.]
The rate at which anemoi return our memories is very inconsistent. I turn the exact same number of anemoi over to the labs every week, and yet the memories I get in return vary greatly. One week, I will recall an entire language or some extremely pertinent personal facts, and then the next....
[Edgeworth finishes what he was working on and places it neatly in view of the camera: an origami crane, no larger than an inch tall.]
I find myself remembering absolutely nothing of value.