Who: Miles Edgeworth, Phoenix Wright, Maya Fey
Where: In room 105 of the first tenement building, Phoenix's apartment.
When: During the earthquake.
What: Upon Lana's request, Edgeworth heads for a walk, a nice shower, and attempts to forget his angsty feelings over the whole Ema situation before the earthquake. Did I mention that Edgeworth is
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And then it dawned on him.
Miles.
It didn't make sense why he suddenly grabbed Maya's arm and rushed into the building and towards their apartment. Edgeworth should, by all logical accounts, still be in the warehouse with Ema and Lana. But something told him to go to their apartment, and so he did.
When he found Miles there, curled unconscious on the floor, Phoenix felt something inside him snap. He dropped Maya's hand, rushing towards the man, kneeling down, grabbing him and pulling him close even as the tremors went on.
"Edgeworth!" Phoenix cried. Goddamnit, why did this have to happen?!
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She was about to voice a thanks, when the man suddenly grabbed her arm and half dragged her into the large building. "I-is. . . is something wrong, Nick?" That, of course, had been asked BEFORE they made it into the apartment. Her eyes widened in horror when Phoenix let her go and rushed over to Miles Edgeworth's side, and she was quick to follow suit.
"Mr. Edgeworth! N-Nick, he's still alive, right?" She dropped to her knees next to her two friends, and frowned, shifting uneasily.
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Until, of course, Phoenix found him. Dammit.
He couldn't exactly make out what the other lawyer said: it was his voice, he knew for sure, he just.. couldn't comprehend what was said. Or the tone. Or why suddenly he wasn't on the floor anymore, vaguely aware of a change in position. What was going on? He couldn't tell. Then there was another voice, but that one made no sense either.
Why did they sound worried? Miles couldn't figure it out.
All his mind was concerned about was the earth shaking. The darkness wasn't helping either, and his lungs were convinced that there was no oxygen around him. His rational thinking was disregarded, as of course he was trapped in an elevator, even though he wasn't. It didn't matter the location: the scene was ( ... )
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He hated earthquakes -- if only because of this. The last time he'd seen Edgeworth like this had been during that trial, and the thick pane of glass that separated them made Phoenix feel so damn helpless.
But even when Phoenix could touch him, there was nothing he could do.
"Of course he's not dead, Maya," Phoenix said, almost too sharply. He wasn't mad at her -- just... scared. "Edgeworth, please, shh, calm down... it's okay..."
The tremors were getting fainter, or so Phoenix thought. Hopefully they would stop entirely...
Damnit, why did this have to happen here, too!?
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