"We should," Edgeworth said, nodding at the Frenchman. "Sometime tomorrow or the next day? I'm meeting with a friend at breakfast, but I'm free after that."
"That is an interesting theory," Edgeworth said, tapping a finger against his right temple. "I can see why they would want to have us not trust each other; that leads to groups splitting apart. People are easier to pick off if they're alone at night."
He saw his nurse moving over out of the corner of one eye, but chose to ignore her presence for now; she would come over if it was time to leave.
"I'm more concerned about the apparent death of the man on the radio, personally. If someone outside the institute's law, as it were, could be killed so easily, what does that say about the rest of us?"
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"That is an interesting theory," Edgeworth said, tapping a finger against his right temple. "I can see why they would want to have us not trust each other; that leads to groups splitting apart. People are easier to pick off if they're alone at night."
He saw his nurse moving over out of the corner of one eye, but chose to ignore her presence for now; she would come over if it was time to leave.
"I'm more concerned about the apparent death of the man on the radio, personally. If someone outside the institute's law, as it were, could be killed so easily, what does that say about the rest of us?"