Kay Faraday (
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she spreads her wings and takes to the skies.
Open Post: The Kay Faraday Edition
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This is my permanent Kay Faraday open post. Spam me with prompts, picture prompts, AUs, and the like. Indicate canon point or universe when necessary. Please note that I don't do slash, smut, anything sexual or anything overly and excessively violent.
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Choose a canon point, any canon point! Even from AAI2, why not. |
7-8 years later, AJ/DD era. Prosecutor who studied under Miles Edgeworth. Still hyper and makes thief jokes. Still the Yatagarasu. |
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Lived with Edgeworth and Stitch. Recruited Ema, Trucy and Maya into the Yatagarasu. 19 years old. Had college plans. |
Can command and talk to crows, replicate voices and sounds perfectly, and use Charter Magic. Juror for Teen Court. |
Badger get!
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[Kay shrugs, like that makes sense. She outpaces Edgeworth soon enough, and once she's ahead, she flips over onto her back to talk to him properly, doing the mermaid equivalent of a backstroke.]
So, are you gonna start investing in a waterproof suit and cravat now?
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One would think that even a cravat made of materials suited for the water would be far more prone to fluttering to an inconvenient degree beneath the waves, particularly given that swimming people aren't consistently upright as walking and sitting people are.
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Boy, you think of everything.
Speaking of thinking of everything, I could be your Ace Coach along the way, and see how far you can swim without coming up for a breath!
[Kay, is this really the right time to be Edgeworth's Ace Life Coach?]
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Thinking of everything is merely one part of what I strive for.
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You're rather intent on this, aren't you?
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I promised I'd help, didn't I? [She's just casually floating on her back right now. Almost like a show-off (again).] We'd be...catching two fish with one net! [That was an attempt to change a figure of speech around.]
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In any case, Edgeworth simply sighs.]
Over my protests, I should note. I still believe this is a matter I can address on my own, urgent though it may have become. Also, are nets not designed to catch multiple fish at once in the first place?
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[She suddenly straightens up, faces forward, and dives with an extra flourish of that fish tail. Kay manages to cover a good distance pretty quickly so that when she surfaces again, she waves over to Edgeworth and has to raise her voice a bit to be heard.]
Come on!
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[With that internal admission, Edgeworth takes a deep breath, then turns and dives considerably less gracefully than Kay — not that any ordinary human has much chance of matching a mermaid's grace in the water in the first place. He swims towards the rock fully underwater for about fifteen seconds before deep unease begins setting in and he hurries to gasp for breath on the surface.]
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Not bad. [She nods.] Next time, try for twenty seconds.
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[Edgeworth pauses to calm his nerves, then takes another deep breath and dives to just below the surface again. Once more, he does his best to focus on simply moving forward while submerged...]
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When he rises to the surface, she joins him yet again, looking rather concerned as she stays at his side. Noting the look on his face, she places a gentle hand on his shoulder.]
Mr. Edgeworth, are you okay? [Uh.]
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[The verbal snap is more reflexive on Edgeworth's part than anything, as is his lurch away from Kay's touch. The latter reflex is more adapted to land than water, however, and so leaves the prosecutor facing Kay more fully than he'd prefer.]
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Kay is not sure if telling him to calm down will have the opposite effect and agitate him further.]
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I don't care for exposing my belly to others.
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In fact, she doesn't even move yet, looking a bit apprehensive. Ugh...that didn't go so well.]
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Er...
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...s-sorry...
[She's not sure what to be sorry for. What she's sure of is that she feels that it had to be said.]
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I owe you as much of an apology, given my behavior when my weakness overcame me. I suppose that entails another reason why this particular fight is best fought alone.
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For a moment she remains quiet, until:]
Well...at least what you did was a start, right?
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[With that, Edgeworth lies down on his back in the center of the rock, then uses both hands to fasten the choker around his neck.]
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[The prosecutor's eyes pop wide at first, then he grits his teeth. His legs fusing together and the complete change of structure below the waist hurts, and his entire respiratory system hurts, especially his lungs; that much he expected. What he's not ready for, however, is the deep discomfort in his arms, lower back, ears, and eyes as subtler changes take place, and especially not the headache and vertigo. He rocks a bit as he struggles in vain for some way to mitigate any of these sensations...]
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(It's strange; the idea that I ever walked seems oddly surreal to me. But I was human, was I not?...)
[Edgeworth shakes his head at himself.]
(I must enter the water. All will become clear then.)
[With that, he rolls to the right until he slips off the rock, finding himself reflexively exhaling as he enters the water and muscles that seem at once familiar and not shifting inside him as his mode of breathing changes.]
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2/2, and I feel that final sentence merits an apology...
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