Edgeworth eyed the police van as the body of the deceased victim was loaded into it and carted away. Gumshoe had assisted on him sitting down and resting since, once again, he had been the one to come upon the body and once again had a gun pointed at his back as the killer escaped. The officers had said that a defense attorney would arrive soon to help conduct the investigation, since he was technically a witness. But Edgeworth still insisted upon being the prosecutor. De-ja vu clouded his mind.
Kristoph had been majorly busy throughout the week and he had this incident to throw on top of the pile. He had so much to do and so little time to do it. Normally, he was on top of everything but he got bogged down in so much work that he couldn’t stick to his original schedule.
However, a murder always interested him somewhat, as it was a bit more interesting than just another divorce or family breakup, this was where the real good stuff started happening. Luckily, he was allowed a place in the investigation, something not normally granted to him, which would help him an immeasurable amount.Â
He arrived at the scene to see a certain prosecutor and a certain detective that he hadn’t actually met in person, but still knew the basics of who they were and what they did. It was hard not to know about them. Problem is, he would probably make his work a lot harder to achieve, especially that one prosecutor. However, he dropped those thoughts and approached the pair.
"Good day, Prosecutor Edgeworth, I hope you’re doing okay, as well as you, Detective Gumshoe."
Past that, he was really stuck on what to say next, as he always was, as he always will be. Considering Edgeworth was a prosecutor, Kristoph would probably be left on his own because of the basics. It was of no importance to him anyhow, as he could conduct his own investigations perfectly well, but it kept bugging him all the same.Â
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