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Daddy for the 5th Time... and Still Not Used to It [Backdated to Morning]
[Well... this was a surprise.
For starters, he was human again. Thank the Gods! He was getting scarily familiar with a peacock anatomy, and he had no wish to become comfortable with it in the least. So yes, he was very thankful that he was fully human again, even if it did seem to be with a distinct lack of clothing and a smattering of his formerly white feathers along the floor.
He shifted to sit up in bed... and suddenly because aware of the fact that there was someone else in the bed with him. He blinked and turned to look, his eyes widened when he saw a familiar head of silver hair lying on the pillow next to him.
Miles Edgeworth.
What in the havens?
Any confusion he had about that was summarily destroyed when the cracking wail of a baby slammed through the room. He winced and turned his gaze towards the source.... only to see a tiny little girl standing at the foot of the bed, peering over it at them, a stuffed white horse in her arms and tears in her eyes]
Papa, Daddy.... I had a bad dream.
[WHAT?]
For starters, he was human again. Thank the Gods! He was getting scarily familiar with a peacock anatomy, and he had no wish to become comfortable with it in the least. So yes, he was very thankful that he was fully human again, even if it did seem to be with a distinct lack of clothing and a smattering of his formerly white feathers along the floor.
He shifted to sit up in bed... and suddenly because aware of the fact that there was someone else in the bed with him. He blinked and turned to look, his eyes widened when he saw a familiar head of silver hair lying on the pillow next to him.
Miles Edgeworth.
What in the havens?
Any confusion he had about that was summarily destroyed when the cracking wail of a baby slammed through the room. He winced and turned his gaze towards the source.... only to see a tiny little girl standing at the foot of the bed, peering over it at them, a stuffed white horse in her arms and tears in her eyes]
Papa, Daddy.... I had a bad dream.
[WHAT?]
[Placeholding~]
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Miles....Miles!
[The little girl just continues to sniff, sucking her thumb now.]
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Nnnnngh...
[He then turns over, noting the other someone in his bed...]
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[Oh, Lord...Not this shit again.
He slowly sits up, shoots a lingering glare at Vanyel, and proceeds to faceplant himself into the pillow.]
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He glares at him and reaches down, tugging him up and then pointing at the little girl peering over the bed at them.]
Miles. I do believe our... our... our daughter wants something from us.
[He was not sure how any of this had happened and he did not so hope that the other knew what was going on.]
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I-...'Our'...What sort of cockamamie nonsense are you--...
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She had Edge's silver hair, but something more akin to Vanyel's eyes, and as he could see in his true daughter, so Vanyel could see in this girl his own features and some of Edge's. What was going on?]
I... did you have a bad dream, sweetie?
[It was the first thing he could think of, since just because he was shocked did not mean he should be cruel to the child or toss her from the bed.]
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And why. Why was the child wearing a cravat?!
Her words were very few and toddler-like, making her 'bad dream' sound more like, 'bad dweam.' However, her vocabulary already seemed to slightly exceed that of those her age. This time, however, she simply looked up at Vanyel and responded, 'I'm scared,' which may sounds more like, 'I'm scaiwed.'
Edgeworth watched, dumbfounded, as Vanyel spoke to the child with seemingly such familiarity.]
...Where did this child come from?
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There there, it's all right. It was just a bad dream, nothing can hurt you.
[He took the pony doll and danced it up and down some.]
See? Your Companion's not scared is she? And your Companion would never let anything happen to you, nor would we.
[His child or not, he would not let anything befall a little girl on general principle.]
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Daddy? Eek Lee Ba Di?
[What is it? He blinked at the child, unconsciously leaning in a little closer to listen as she repeated herself.]
Eek Lee Ba Di!
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[The way she said 'Daddy' was indicative of a British/European influence in her way of speech, not unlike his own. He cocked his head slightly at her as he wondered what she was attempting to say, if at all anything in particular. He silently mouthed to himself that, 'Eek Lee Ba Di,' as he leaned in closer to figure out what she was trying to say,
'personal space' what, Vanyel?and noted that hint of European when he--...Wait. European?
...German.
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Ich liebe dich. ...'I love you.'
His expression changed immediately to that of a simultaneously astonished and pained one. His heart promptly ached with an uncharacteristically sudden affection for this strange child when he realized what she was trying to say to him. He whispers in question....]
I-Ich...liebe dich...?
[...'I love you, Daddy.' That's what she was trying to say, wasn't she?
Seemingly in a trance, he slowly reaches out to touch the child.]
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Daddy!
[He gently touched her hair and face, oddly entranced for several seconds until blinking back into reality. So...the child understands German? Did she understand much of any language? There's only one way to find out... He spoke to her in German:]
Where did you come from, child?
[She chirped in response:]
Nein!
[...Guess not.]
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[The language sounded similar to Karse's, but it was not the same, so he was in the dark yet.]
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...I asked her where she came from.
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'No.'
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[He looked down at the little girl again, a little girl who professed they were both her parents.]
Well... I am not sure what to think. She thinks we are both her parent.
[The idea of a gay couple having a child did not bother him. He had helped his teachers to achieve just that and a female pair in the guard as well.]
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...and the idea of having an unclothed man in his bed wouldn't normally bother Edgeworth but that's severely irrelevant right now.Edgeworth acknowledged that Vanyel is a mage...however, one of which he's not entirely certain the extent of power that he possesses. One thing he noted for sure...their initial reactions to the child were vastly different. He could be wrong, but it was almost as if he knew a bit more of what was going on than he did...Exasperatedly, Edgeworth exhaled and rubbed his face.]
...If this is your idea of a joke, Vanyel, I am not amused...
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Believe me, if I wanted to play a joke, it would not be this.
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...Oh, my goodness...
Oh mai goo-niss!
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Sweetie, why don't you go back to bed so... so Daddy can dress?
[It felt weird to say that, but he did need to dress. He was still quite naked beneath those sheets.]
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I-I'll take the child! Just..put on some clothes!
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Seriously, for all the people that end up randomly popping up in his bed, he certainly doesn't get any action.When he gets there, he places the child on the floor, who then proceeds to promptly skitter about the kitchen floor and observe ...like, everything. In the meantime, have one Miles Edgeworth trotting around, attempting to steer her away from various fragile items, commanding a series of, 'please don't touch that!'s and 'come back here!'s...alternating between both German and English..whichever one she'll understand at the moment. 'Papa,' hurry up and halp?]
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He came up just as she was skittering past, and he reached out, scooping her up and balancing her on his hip.]
What are you doing then, eh, causing him such trouble? If you aren't careful, your Companion will run away if you keep behaving so!
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Papaaa...! Goo' moinin'! Guh moinin'! Goo' moinin,' Papa! Guhmoinin'!
...Perhaps taking her little 'Companion' away for a minute rather than telling her would be a little more effective, in the near future...
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Well, since we are in the kitchen, how about some breakfast?
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...We may very well be holding someone's child captive and your antecedent concern is breakfast...
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...You have got to be kidding me...