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Jun 16, 2009 22:34

Who: Remus (bibliwolf), Miles (bluffing_ruffle), and Ruka (gallitrap) [posting order]
When: June 16th. Early evening. After this post.
Where: Edgeworth's apartment.
Summary: Remus returns from his trip.
Warnings: Oh dear lord there might actually be something vaguely coupley in here. Quick! Hide the children!
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( Having someone wonder where you are when you don't come home at night is a very old human need. )

ruka | gallitrap, † miles edgeworth | the law, † remus lupin | moony, *abandoned

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bluffing_ruffle June 17 2009, 04:27:27 UTC

Even after so long, he had not gotten used to the abrupt noise that meant Remus had either entered or left a room; he still looked startled when the other man was relieving himself of his bag. Miles Edgeworth demanded much of himself, however, one of the least of which was composure--it was not long before he forced himself to regain it, and seemed at ease once more.

"It would," he agreed, silently pleased. "In her bedroom, I believe. No doubt she's heard you."

gallitrap June 17 2009, 04:47:30 UTC

No doubt, indeed. It was only a moment before Ruka finagled her way to the door, trying not to laugh as she gave a few quiet 'shhs' to her new friend. She kept one hand on his shoulders as she opened the door, trying to keep him from bolting across the apartment.

Pess was a very large dog, after all.

They were both in the living room when she entered, a bright smile on her face. "Uncle Remus!"

She was very, very glad to see him.

bibliowolf June 17 2009, 05:05:28 UTC

He had specifically Apparated loudly into the apartment with the intention that Ruka would hear him enter.

"That explains it then." He smiled warmly at Miles as Ruka entered the room before he could do anything else and he turned his attention to her.

"Ruka," he greeted, eying the animal curiously. "I see we've gained another house guest."

bluffing_ruffle June 17 2009, 05:16:26 UTC

Edgeworth could not tell from Remus' voice whether or not his assessment of the new living conditions was a pleased one; he interjected in the hopes of fending off any potential upset.

"It was a stray, and I had thought it an excellent companion and protector for her," he stated, making it quite clear that he had no intent of sending the creature away.

That it looked very much like the Pess from his homeworld was not, naturally, mentioned as a deciding factor in the least.

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