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[dianxue]

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But anyways-- now that Pao-Lin was off attempting to train that stupid looking fish Kotetsu had given her, Barnaby Brooks Jr. Jr. was finally able to dig around in her bag for his old trainer's equally stupid looking mask. Unfortunately for the

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[miniworth]

[ Poor, poor Pao-Lin. Miles doesn't have much to say, but he's lying in bed and watching the screen from over his Growlithe's head. ]

[miniworth]

Heroes usually are, I think.

... I'm Miles Edgeworth.

[dianxue]

Yes, but I meant outside of being a superhero! He's been at it the most and knows what to say to the newer superheroes.

[she nods.] I'm Pao-Lin Huang. It's nice to meet you Miles.

[miniworth]

A veteran, then.

It's nice to meet you too, Miss Huang.

[dianxue]

Mhmm!

And you can call me Pao-Lin if you'd like!

[miniworth]

... Miss Pao-Lin, then.

[dianxue]

Do you have superheroes where you come from Miles?

[miniworth]

Not exactly. They're nothing more than television characters.

[dianxue]

Television characters?

[miniworth]

They're actors. Ordinary people wearing costumes and acting as heroes, but they're just stories.

[dianxue]

So-- people dress up and pretend to be heroes like that for fun?

[miniworth]

[ He thinks about this. ]

I think it's more because they get paid to do it.

[dianxue]

[she tilts her head to the side.]

Oh. I wonder what that's like... watching that kind of show I mean. We have something like that back home, but the heroes are real.

[miniworth]

A lot of the people who watch it are just little kids. A lot of them believe it's real.

If not, they find it entertaining anyway.

[dianxue]

Really?

[miniworth]

I think so. A well-done hero would be inspirational to some children as well.