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[penny_dancer]

*flipping of pages*

Well, I've looked through all the books I still had from when I went to magic school, and I found nothing about why islands would be falling. Plenty of theories--mana crystals, angels, magical creatures being the soul of the islands and Reial--but nothing actually...well, concrete.

*closing of a book* So, anyone else got any

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Hey, guess who doesn't know you're a pirate

[edge_of_honor]

While I'm not a mage or a scientist, if I had to guess, I'd say that the answers we're looking for are tied to another question: how do the islands and continents float to begin with? If we knew the answer to that, we would have greater insight on this problem.

Edgeworth: *Is immune* !!!!*

[edge_of_honor]

I don't believe I heard about that one. However, if a monster came from an attempt to duplicate marmalade, I think I'll just stick to something home made for my toast.

[Present: Cute Innocent Face...With Tea!]

[penny_dancer]

Yeah, they kinda...kept it hush hush. Then there was the incident we had with the dough...

[...go on.] [!!!! ]

[edge_of_honor]

What, you too? This is beginning to remind me of an old story I heard when I was a child.

As is obvious, this innocent face and the tea PROVE Penelo cannot be held accountable!

[penny_dancer]

Did it involve growling dough monsters, living trees, and a horseshoe?

Mm-hmn. And how so? [!!!! ]

[edge_of_honor]

...no, no it did not. Although I'm beginning to suspect that in your case, there was more at work than a replication spell.

She was obviously tricked! How can a cute face like that be a pirate on purpose!

[penny_dancer]

Well, the Tree Ent was a demi-human of the local variety, and the horseshoe came from a game of horseshoes that the Dough Monster interupeted....