"I'd inferred it from your reference to the Revolution and from your comment about modern technology," Edgeworth said, a bit of a smile on his face. "I'm a prosecutor back home, and in my line of work, you learn to pick up on the small details such as that. You have to, since so many people lie when involved in a criminal affair. I suspect that's one thing that hasn't changed."

Doctor Uzuki? He raised an eyebrow at the man's name. "I wouldn't think the powers that be would be taking doctors, if they had such confidence in their own staff. I agree that your friend is probably better at what he does than they are," the prosecutor said, the smile fading into a frown. He could feel tiny pinpricks of pain at the scar on the back of his neck, and he rubbed at it a bit to try and make that go away.