prosecutory on May 22nd, 2016 08:00 am (UTC) ...that comic, I'm dying
[Whipping me isn't going to solve your problem, Franziska!]
[When Franziska changes the topic, Edgeworth eagerly rolls with it. He grits his teeth and tries to ignore the pain blossoming where he's been hit this time.]
It...it seems as harmless, as well. Still, it may prove me wrong.
[Like a lot of things and monsters and people in this crazy world!]
[ Within a brief second she amplifies the ferocity of her whip strikes by one hundred. She doesn't know what will make the whale grovel if that doesn't work. Her whip's going all over the damn place, Miles might want to watch out so he doesn't get hit by accident. ]
[ Franziska irritates the whale so much that it begins to open its mouth! Soon her whip gets caught within the whale's jaw and it looks like it's tugging her towards the sea. Rest in peace. ]
[No need to tell him twice, he's already on his way. He bounds toward her and wraps his arms around her waist. Edgeworth digs his feet into the ground as he tries to pull her back.]
Let your whip go! [As if she would. So, saying that was probably useless.
He glares at the whale as if the power of his glare would be enough to intimidate it.]
[After today I won't ever take off my sword, whether I'm in the shower or in my bed!]
[Edgeworth DOES stand his ground, amazingly so. All that time that went into training has paid off, and he has enough strength to ensure that Franziska remains on the ground. It also helps that his sister is stubborn as a mule especially when it comes to her whip, except for That One Time.
He skids slightly forward but that only makes him plant his heels more firmly.]
[ Oh woops. If Edgeworth wants Franziska to let go of the whip he's about to get his wish. This time it's completely unintentional as she lets go of the whip while trying to punch Edgeworth. You can't do both things at once. Letting go of the whip results in impact sending Franziska flying.]
I've had enough of this foolishness. What happened to the whale?
[And Edgeworth twists, trying to avoid her punch. When Franziska goes flying, so does he, albeit at a shorter distance; she may or may not have landed on top of him. Either way...]
Oof! [He groans, rubbing his head.] It's no longer interested in us, apparently.
[Perhaps now he'll have a better chance of evading the violence. Or so he hopes. Edgeworth gets back onto his feet and offers a hand for Franziska if she hasn't stood up yet.]
I had to hold on tightly, or else the whale would pull you into its mouth!
People who enter the whales stomach don't come out. There'd be little chance of us getting out if we were to enter it.
But what if...what if our way out is in there?
[ Just a thought, look she's not seeing anything else resembling a door or an exit. The whale's mouth is wide enough to pose as a door. This is terrible logic. ]
[He just stares at her. It's terrible logic, but who ever said ViViD was logical? Perhaps that was how they could get out and back into the real world.]
You believe that since this place is improbable as it is, an exit could be concealed in the least likely location?
[Edgeworth once again keeps his distance and winces for the whale's sake, but he doesn't stop her. Even if she heads straight for "three" without going through one and two.
He waits to see what happens. Edgeworth, this isn't logic chess.]
Anyways, she runs in and doesn't come out even after ten long minutes. Franziska's back in cerealia waiting for Edgeworth to return here. It was worth the risk! ]