Things to wonder. [as far as miles was concerned it was always going to end up this way since, of course, he knew where the dead were being held. but it's an interesting thought and one he'll hang on to for a while. all the more reason he had to ask, especially upon thinking how he never really expressed how much he actually likes gojou in comparison to how gojou likes him.
but that's a miles thing, so he thinks on the third question.]
What, aren't I allowed to save it for later? [he shakes his head.] If given the opportunity to change how things were done here, what would you change?
[here, of course, meaning the base itself and the whole situation.]
[ damn ya gonna repress all of that, son. Gojou is blissfully ignorant about the inner workings of Miles Edgeworth and just accepts that they both mutually feel the same. It's something they can't act on anymore which is fine for him since he's happy with Omi, especially. His pocket of normalcy where he can feel more human than he usually does.
He glances at Miles before looking back at the board. He hopes he gets everything he wants and maybe someone to argue with. Yeah. Miles likes bickering, Gojou knows. ]
I'm sure if you asked Medb, she would peg you.
[ HEH. ]
Personally, I prefer a battle royale, but that doesn't seem fair for the pool you guys gathered? In a way, it's already unfair since we have people like Aoi here, then we have a curse and a cannibal.
[ mmm. ]
I guess I can gather the weak to hide them away, then take care of everyone else.
[it's back to being low on the priority list. solve problem, save the legal system, maybe consider unpacking your baggage. that's the to do list and at the mention of medb he narrows his eyes.
I'm sure she would but I believe I'll pass. [no!! but the answer is a curious one and he hums quietly, trying to decide how he feels about that. ]
We were never responsible for who was brought here. The balance is completely off, otherwise we might have done things differently. But protecting the weak and eliminating the strong...that would have been your solution?
[ wow... Miles doesn’t want to get pegged by Medb. That’s so sad. ]
I don’t think it’s much of a solution, just a preference. When I accepted the deal, I anticipated some kind of culling game. It would have been more efficient? In terms of time, but probably not good for generating indulgences or getting to know people.
[ shrugs. Sometimes, you think getting what you want is just as easy as taking it?? ]
You may have been the only one to anticipate such a thing, judging by how everyone responded. [anger...shock...etc.] It had to be a long game, but not nearly as long as ours. It was a complicated scenario.
[...a glance.] I'm surprised none of you thought to ask Ms. Sagan. She would have agreed to create one immediately.
Someone's background plays a big part! I thought something as big as a wish means you might need to do the worst thing possible. Good thing killing is optional. In the end, it worked out.
[ I mean, still killing a bunch of people, but sometimes that happens?? He hums. ]
There's already a lot of stuff, so I think most of it was enough to keep us entertained for a while. [ At least Gojou was occupied, but still thought about a karaoke machine. ] What about you?
You would think that would have been clear. [here he sounds bemused, because truthfully he doesn't think most of the avatars were aware of that the first time around either. they were right, to an extent, where nothing dangerous or brutal happened for months. in the end it worked out even if he has vaguely conflicting feelings about it.]
First of all, I wouldn't have let this happen. [the obvious. at the end of the day no matter what miles is still very much a normal human.] I would have changed the type of people allowed, maybe the rules of participation...information available. Time? I don't regret the trials themselves, but more time would have been better suited.
In the end, I still can't quite decide if having them was for better or worse.
You know, sometimes you sell your soul to the devil and think about consequences later!
[ Gojou would never do that, but some people do. ]
So responsible! These would have been helpful, though I don’t know if it would have changed much. Some people overestimate how much they can do and endure. There’s also a limited amount of goodwill in people.
[ Nodding. ]
The trials seemed good to me! But I think that because I’m used to something different.
[he does not verbally agree but the look on his face says that yeah, that happens, and he was maybe one of those people. stares vaguely at sebastian. stares vaguely at the furby. like. why. desperation and stupidity to fix everything on your own sure is wild.]
So I've noticed, and so we've discussed. [murders are still murders regardless of the intentions. it's how he's felt, always, that any murder should be tried fairly. naturally miles has his own opinions when it comes to what people are and aren't guilty of but he doesn't delve into those.] There are only two outcomes to crisis situations. You grow, or you don't.
[another move on the board.] You're only used to things happening, aren't you? I highly doubt sorcerers are actually put on trial for anything.
[ I guess sometimes you’re Miles Edgeworth holding furby’s paw in one hand and Sebastian’s paw in another...?
Tilts head. He thinks he got more out of this place than at home in a crisis situation. ]
They kind of are? Well, the elders look over your case that’s assembled by different sources and decide not too long after if you’ll be sentenced to death or not. Sometimes you get off easy and you’re exiled! Sometimes someone of influence might help you negotiate terms.
You’re right that things kind of happen. Jujutsu sorcerers don’t care if they’re sentencing a kid to die and stuff.
Exile isn't necessarily what I would call "easy", but I suppose compared to death it would be. It all becomes a case of how much influence you actually have, doesn't it? [somehow this makes sense and he isn't sure how to feel about that.
actually. like. he's not sure how to feel about a lot of things. there are spirit mediums and all sorts of nonsense like that where he's from, but actual magic is out of the realm of possibility. instinct says he should maybe be alarmed that sorcerers will easily trade lives for others, but...it's something he wants to think over on his own simply to satisfy his own curiosity.]
...all the more reason you're trying to make things even slightly better.
It usually does and that’s dependent on how strong you are as an individual. Sometimes, family names matter, but... [ Wobbles hand before making his next move. ] So to say, if you’re a nobody from a big sorcerer family, you might not be worth saving.
[ JUJUTSU WORKINGS, REFINED YET ODDLY ARCHAIC. ]
That’s right! I can’t keep using my name to extend every sentence I think is unfair... No, I can, but the elders are probably sick of me and plotting to get rid of me somehow.
[it mostly makes him think about how being under the wing of von karma absolutely gave him a lot of weight and influence to throw around. same with franziska. neither of them want to be attached to manfred's reputation anymore, but neither of them can deny that the von karma name is what got them to where they are now. judging by the expression though, eyebrows furrowed and lips turned down into a light frown, he still doesn't like that idea.]
And yet having any influence at all isn't necessarily an easy task either. [he tilts his head. he assumes gojou being himself and being in a box is part of a scheme to get rid of him entirely, but all the same.] Repeating the same method will get predictable after a while, and somehow I've a feeling you're not great with predictability.
[...but there it is. there's the thing he understands at the core and he settles for a nod.]
That's where you and I overlap, I believe. [it's a lot of why miles always persists the truth of the matter now. life changed. sometimes a person saves you from yourself and you have a giant epiphany that everything around you is actually fucked up and should be fixed.] ...it's a noble endeavor. Even if difficult.
Nope! Regular people can network, but a hefty amount of a sorcerer’s worth is dictated at birth.
[ Gojou had no struggles aside from being raised to be just as alien as curses themselves, but sorcerers will always be unhinged... Even the most human ones, but those are susceptible to spells of depression.
You grow or you don’t. It sounds like therapy can do everyone good?? ]
You think so? I don’t know about noble... It’s not like I bleed for every sob story. I just think it’s annoying because humans are weak, so they easily break.
[ That’s how he would put it. They are not soft, nice words... But yeah he cares about people. ]
It’s either the world becomes better or humans become better and I think the former is easier.
[the fuck is a therapy. but it's a concept he's very familiar with all the same so he simply nods along. he stares at the chess board as if he's trying to figure out how to get out of the trap he's been set in, but he's still very alert and very obviously thinking about this.]
Are you technically not still a subspecies of human? [he would prefer they weren't soft caring words because he always takes logic over emotion. he doesn't seem perturbed by this stance either, even if he raises an eyebrow briefly.]
Considering that humans are a cause of many of the worlds problems, I suppose I'm inclined to agree. [there's a pause.] ...but I do think people can become better. Some people. With effort and time. So those two together should be efficient don't you think?
[ The fact Miles is just like nods this sounds right shows how screwed up this all is... sheds tear. ]
I am, I am. [ HE GETS WHAT MILES IS SAYING BUT WHY DOES IT SOUND LIKE YOURE ASKING IF HES AN ALIEN. ] Sure, I’m stronger than most, but I was broken, too. Crisis situation: you grow or you rot.
[ Jazz hands! ]
I do! It’s not enough for the world to change or for people to become stronger. You need a mix of both. May those people be our allies.
Same stakes?
[ Since they’re a couple of moves till checkmate. ]
[it's fine??? also LOOK with the way gojou talks about humans he just had to ask? also unfortunately this makes sense because that was life for so long. you grow or you rot. you achieve perfection or you bring dishonor to everything.]
Just checking. [there's a small smirk about it though. but it's another similar set of circumstances. he has since learned it takes both prosecution and defense to get the truth and make the world better. having one instead of the other doesn't make the situation the best and balanced it could be. but he doesn't voice that. he assumes the nod of understanding is enough.]
But sure. Same stakes. [it's easier that way, he thinks. and maybe it's easier to discuss things when there are stakes involved.]
[ Gojou and Miles shaking hands if you don’t float you sink mentality. ]
Comparing my notes with yours?
[ He laughs a bit because he understands despite the different problems. They’re similar enough situations with similar ambitions. Are their methods of the same nature? Gojou is thinking Miles is more... Earnest in that regard, maybe.
Guess who won the coin flip this time, it is heads for Gojou. He obnoxiously takes the most important piece and twirls it between his fingers. ]
If you have to ask, I have to wonder how much you really know about me. [it's a joke but also, yes, he is absolutely comparing notes because it's what he does best. it's similar enough with similar ambitions and that's enough for miles to be willing to look deeper at it.
except he blinks suddenly as he looks at the board, looks at the piece in gojou's hand and outright frowns in confusion. how??? why??? no!!!]
...well-played. [huff. he leans back in his seat then, folding his arms over his chest.] Yes, alright. You've earned it this round.
[is he preparing himself for what he knows is coming next? yes. he even waves a hand as if encouraging gojou to continue.]
You’d be surprised or maybe embarrassed by how much I paid attention to you.
[ His Greed impressions!!! Though Gojou didn’t study Miles like he did with Mahito, there were some things that just stuck, some things he related to his own, and some things he kept note just because—like if Miles commented on his snack offerings or not.
Anyway, he keeps playing with the piece which does prevent them from playing another round. This is his win!!!!! Wehehe. ]
I did say what I wanted is that you tell me more about yourself. You can add to my notes!
[ He doesn’t specify, though it was originally about the elevator. He will be Kind and Gracious. ]
[maybe both. but at the same time, it doesn't surprise him that much. isn't that partially why he was interested in gojou in the first place? he paid attention in general. so if he's surprised or embarrassed he says nothing, eyes on the king in his hand.
he makes no move to grab for it though.]
So you did. [he props his head up on his hand.] That does open up many doors for you, doesn't it? But it's also a broad topic. Where would you like me to start?
[he'll explain the elevator, but he's also unsure how much gojou's put together, how much he actually wants to know and where to start.]
[ WHY BE INTERESTED WHEN NANAMI WOULD BE LIKE man is insufferable. I would not recommend making his acquaintance unless you need something from him. Even then, is it worth it...
Anyway, he hums. Does he really want to talk about the elevator? He gets to hear anything! ]
... Your dad died in that elevator, didn’t he.
[ That’s what he pieces together from the snippet of Miles’ history he gave him. It fits the age range, too.
[it would be great if miles just stayed on the path of "this man is insufferable" but also oh well. here we are. so he expects this and at least it's been a few years since the end of everything, nearly twenty since that incident itself and miles is at least in a place he can talk about it.]
...I don't recall if I've told you this, but my father was a defense attorney. I wanted to be one myself when I was a child, so my father would bring me to court with him to sit in on his trials. It was December...a few days after Christmas, and court had been adjourned for the day. We were in the elevator preparing to leave. Us, and one of the court bailiffs. But as we were on the elevator an earthquake struck and shut down the power in the courthouse. We were inside for hours. The bailiff began to panic, and he began to argue with my father. Naturally, I was nine and wanted to make it stop. Throwing the bailiff's pistol wasn't my brightest moment, and the gun went off. All I heard was this terrible scream...I passed out after that, and when I woke up in the hospital I had learned of my father's passing. [so you can see why he believed he was the murderer for fifteen years.]
von Karma was a legend, a prosecutor with a perfect win record. He had been the prosecutor in my father's last case, and...after the trial against the bailiff, he took me in as his ward, I suppose. He raised me to become a prosecutor and strive for perfection.
[he does not necessarily clarify just how that was done or the damage that left behind, because he's pretty sure by now that's obvious. instead, he looks at the ceiling.]
Unfortunately, I was a demon attorney for four years. A perfect record, unstoppable, and essentially exactly what von Karma wanted. [there's a thin smile.] But it was my own murder trial that made me realize the error of my ways. The defense attorney on that case saved my life.
[there's another pause.] That's why I know he would never stoop so low as to present false evidence to the court just to win.
[ Wow, that's awful. There are no curses devouring people, but it's still awful? His expression stays leveled and his smile light, though he wonders why these things have to happen? Part of it is a natural disaster, but he remembers the bit Miles said before with convictions made by this von Karma. Was that necessary? Did Miles really have to go through all of this... They are all just creatures shaped by their upbringing and environment with set options available to them. If only someone else found Miles earlier, maybe put him on the right path earlier, but it's nothing they can change now. They're here, playing chess, talking about this.
Gojou decides to set up the board again, maybe this will be the last time, too. ]
Who would we be if we didn't save the life that saved ours, right?
[there are a lot of things that miles has wondered and had to come to terms with, most of which involve von karma's longcon. he lets him set up the board again, watching quietly as he ponders that.]
I suppose we wouldn't be any better than the people we needed saving from. [...he doesn't think he needs to offer the information, but he does.]
It was a part of von Karma's plan, to raise me to be a prosecutor and them frame me for the murders. All because my father's efforts in court left a penalty on his record. I learned many years later that after I had fired the gun inside the elevator, von Karma had been on the outside. When the doors opened, he saw the opportunity and shot my father, leaving the bailiff to take the fall for it.
[he looks over the board once more.] ...Wright seemed to think I needed saving long before that. I hadn't anticipated seeing him again until we were both acting as counsel in a case against his mentor's sister. He's the one who...changed me, I guess you could say. And so now it's become my own goal to fix what's gone wrong.
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but that's a miles thing, so he thinks on the third question.]
What, aren't I allowed to save it for later? [he shakes his head.] If given the opportunity to change how things were done here, what would you change?
[here, of course, meaning the base itself and the whole situation.]
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He glances at Miles before looking back at the board. He hopes he gets everything he wants and maybe someone to argue with. Yeah. Miles likes bickering, Gojou knows. ]
I'm sure if you asked Medb, she would peg you.
[ HEH. ]
Personally, I prefer a battle royale, but that doesn't seem fair for the pool you guys gathered? In a way, it's already unfair since we have people like Aoi here, then we have a curse and a cannibal.
[ mmm. ]
I guess I can gather the weak to hide them away, then take care of everyone else.
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I'm sure she would but I believe I'll pass. [no!! but the answer is a curious one and he hums quietly, trying to decide how he feels about that. ]
We were never responsible for who was brought here. The balance is completely off, otherwise we might have done things differently. But protecting the weak and eliminating the strong...that would have been your solution?
[no judgment, just curiosity. ]
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I don’t think it’s much of a solution, just a preference. When I accepted the deal, I anticipated some kind of culling game. It would have been more efficient? In terms of time, but probably not good for generating indulgences or getting to know people.
[ shrugs. Sometimes, you think getting what you want is just as easy as taking it?? ]
Oh! I would add a karaoke machine to the station.
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You may have been the only one to anticipate such a thing, judging by how everyone responded. [anger...shock...etc.] It had to be a long game, but not nearly as long as ours. It was a complicated scenario.
[...a glance.] I'm surprised none of you thought to ask Ms. Sagan. She would have agreed to create one immediately.
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[ I mean, still killing a bunch of people, but sometimes that happens?? He hums. ]
There's already a lot of stuff, so I think most of it was enough to keep us entertained for a while. [ At least Gojou was occupied, but still thought about a karaoke machine. ] What about you?
[ What would Miles Edgeworth want to change! ]
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First of all, I wouldn't have let this happen. [the obvious. at the end of the day no matter what miles is still very much a normal human.] I would have changed the type of people allowed, maybe the rules of participation...information available. Time? I don't regret the trials themselves, but more time would have been better suited.
In the end, I still can't quite decide if having them was for better or worse.
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[ Gojou would never do that, but some people do. ]
So responsible! These would have been helpful, though I don’t know if it would have changed much. Some people overestimate how much they can do and endure. There’s also a limited amount of goodwill in people.
[ Nodding. ]
The trials seemed good to me! But I think that because I’m used to something different.
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So I've noticed, and so we've discussed. [murders are still murders regardless of the intentions. it's how he's felt, always, that any murder should be tried fairly. naturally miles has his own opinions when it comes to what people are and aren't guilty of but he doesn't delve into those.] There are only two outcomes to crisis situations. You grow, or you don't.
[another move on the board.] You're only used to things happening, aren't you? I highly doubt sorcerers are actually put on trial for anything.
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Tilts head. He thinks he got more out of this place than at home in a crisis situation. ]
They kind of are? Well, the elders look over your case that’s assembled by different sources and decide not too long after if you’ll be sentenced to death or not. Sometimes you get off easy and you’re exiled! Sometimes someone of influence might help you negotiate terms.
You’re right that things kind of happen. Jujutsu sorcerers don’t care if they’re sentencing a kid to die and stuff.
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Exile isn't necessarily what I would call "easy", but I suppose compared to death it would be. It all becomes a case of how much influence you actually have, doesn't it? [somehow this makes sense and he isn't sure how to feel about that.
actually. like. he's not sure how to feel about a lot of things. there are spirit mediums and all sorts of nonsense like that where he's from, but actual magic is out of the realm of possibility. instinct says he should maybe be alarmed that sorcerers will easily trade lives for others, but...it's something he wants to think over on his own simply to satisfy his own curiosity.]
...all the more reason you're trying to make things even slightly better.
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[ JUJUTSU WORKINGS, REFINED YET ODDLY ARCHAIC. ]
That’s right! I can’t keep using my name to extend every sentence I think is unfair... No, I can, but the elders are probably sick of me and plotting to get rid of me somehow.
[ Things just happen. ]
... I’m tired of seeing people suffer.
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And yet having any influence at all isn't necessarily an easy task either. [he tilts his head. he assumes gojou being himself and being in a box is part of a scheme to get rid of him entirely, but all the same.] Repeating the same method will get predictable after a while, and somehow I've a feeling you're not great with predictability.
[...but there it is. there's the thing he understands at the core and he settles for a nod.]
That's where you and I overlap, I believe. [it's a lot of why miles always persists the truth of the matter now. life changed. sometimes a person saves you from yourself and you have a giant epiphany that everything around you is actually fucked up and should be fixed.] ...it's a noble endeavor. Even if difficult.
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[ Gojou had no struggles aside from being raised to be just as alien as curses themselves, but sorcerers will always be unhinged... Even the most human ones, but those are susceptible to spells of depression.
You grow or you don’t. It sounds like therapy can do everyone good?? ]
You think so? I don’t know about noble... It’s not like I bleed for every sob story. I just think it’s annoying because humans are weak, so they easily break.
[ That’s how he would put it. They are not soft, nice words... But yeah he cares about people. ]
It’s either the world becomes better or humans become better and I think the former is easier.
[ fucking yikes. ]
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Are you technically not still a subspecies of human? [he would prefer they weren't soft caring words because he always takes logic over emotion. he doesn't seem perturbed by this stance either, even if he raises an eyebrow briefly.]
Considering that humans are a cause of many of the worlds problems, I suppose I'm inclined to agree. [there's a pause.] ...but I do think people can become better. Some people. With effort and time. So those two together should be efficient don't you think?
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I am, I am. [ HE GETS WHAT MILES IS SAYING BUT WHY DOES IT SOUND LIKE YOURE ASKING IF HES AN ALIEN. ] Sure, I’m stronger than most, but I was broken, too. Crisis situation: you grow or you rot.
[ Jazz hands! ]
I do! It’s not enough for the world to change or for people to become stronger. You need a mix of both. May those people be our allies.
Same stakes?
[ Since they’re a couple of moves till checkmate. ]
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Just checking. [there's a small smirk about it though. but it's another similar set of circumstances. he has since learned it takes both prosecution and defense to get the truth and make the world better. having one instead of the other doesn't make the situation the best and balanced it could be. but he doesn't voice that. he assumes the nod of understanding is enough.]
But sure. Same stakes. [it's easier that way, he thinks. and maybe it's easier to discuss things when there are stakes involved.]
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Comparing my notes with yours?
[ He laughs a bit because he understands despite the different problems. They’re similar enough situations with similar ambitions. Are their methods of the same nature? Gojou is thinking Miles is more... Earnest in that regard, maybe.
Guess who won the coin flip this time, it is heads for Gojou. He obnoxiously takes the most important piece and twirls it between his fingers. ]
Ahhh, looks like this king is mine!
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except he blinks suddenly as he looks at the board, looks at the piece in gojou's hand and outright frowns in confusion. how??? why??? no!!!]
...well-played. [huff. he leans back in his seat then, folding his arms over his chest.] Yes, alright. You've earned it this round.
[is he preparing himself for what he knows is coming next? yes. he even waves a hand as if encouraging gojou to continue.]
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[ His Greed impressions!!! Though Gojou didn’t study Miles like he did with Mahito, there were some things that just stuck, some things he related to his own, and some things he kept note just because—like if Miles commented on his snack offerings or not.
Anyway, he keeps playing with the piece which does prevent them from playing another round. This is his win!!!!! Wehehe. ]
I did say what I wanted is that you tell me more about yourself. You can add to my notes!
[ He doesn’t specify, though it was originally about the elevator. He will be Kind and Gracious. ]
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he makes no move to grab for it though.]
So you did. [he props his head up on his hand.] That does open up many doors for you, doesn't it? But it's also a broad topic. Where would you like me to start?
[he'll explain the elevator, but he's also unsure how much gojou's put together, how much he actually wants to know and where to start.]
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Anyway, he hums. Does he really want to talk about the elevator? He gets to hear anything! ]
... Your dad died in that elevator, didn’t he.
[ That’s what he pieces together from the snippet of Miles’ history he gave him. It fits the age range, too.
The scream though. Ugh. No, let’s ask this: ]
What saved you from being a Demon Attorney?
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...I don't recall if I've told you this, but my father was a defense attorney. I wanted to be one myself when I was a child, so my father would bring me to court with him to sit in on his trials. It was December...a few days after Christmas, and court had been adjourned for the day. We were in the elevator preparing to leave. Us, and one of the court bailiffs. But as we were on the elevator an earthquake struck and shut down the power in the courthouse. We were inside for hours. The bailiff began to panic, and he began to argue with my father. Naturally, I was nine and wanted to make it stop. Throwing the bailiff's pistol wasn't my brightest moment, and the gun went off. All I heard was this terrible scream...I passed out after that, and when I woke up in the hospital I had learned of my father's passing. [so you can see why he believed he was the murderer for fifteen years.]
von Karma was a legend, a prosecutor with a perfect win record. He had been the prosecutor in my father's last case, and...after the trial against the bailiff, he took me in as his ward, I suppose. He raised me to become a prosecutor and strive for perfection.
[he does not necessarily clarify just how that was done or the damage that left behind, because he's pretty sure by now that's obvious. instead, he looks at the ceiling.]
Unfortunately, I was a demon attorney for four years. A perfect record, unstoppable, and essentially exactly what von Karma wanted. [there's a thin smile.] But it was my own murder trial that made me realize the error of my ways. The defense attorney on that case saved my life.
[there's another pause.] That's why I know he would never stoop so low as to present false evidence to the court just to win.
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Gojou decides to set up the board again, maybe this will be the last time, too. ]
Who would we be if we didn't save the life that saved ours, right?
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I suppose we wouldn't be any better than the people we needed saving from. [...he doesn't think he needs to offer the information, but he does.]
It was a part of von Karma's plan, to raise me to be a prosecutor and them frame me for the murders. All because my father's efforts in court left a penalty on his record. I learned many years later that after I had fired the gun inside the elevator, von Karma had been on the outside. When the doors opened, he saw the opportunity and shot my father, leaving the bailiff to take the fall for it.
[he looks over the board once more.] ...Wright seemed to think I needed saving long before that. I hadn't anticipated seeing him again until we were both acting as counsel in a case against his mentor's sister. He's the one who...changed me, I guess you could say. And so now it's become my own goal to fix what's gone wrong.
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