Mikami followed closely afterward, carrying what was quickly becoming his usual inventory and closing the door behind them with a sharp snap.
"I assume you're familiar enough with the layout here to know where we're going," he said, voice quiet as he looked about the hallway. He had made a copy of the maps posted on the bulletin board, and though he had naturally looked them over in the process of drawing, they weren't yet committed to memory enough for navigating to someone's room in another "block" with only the number to go by.
At the moment, he was wondering if Edgeworth was actually the one who had posted the information and maps on the bulletin board. The initials fit, and if so, then his statement was even more rhetorical. It was interesting to him that his question regarding the names and rooms of the patient populace had gone unanswered. Perhaps he could bring it up later.
It had occurred to him that mentioning what had happened to Takada might date him, but because he had already given the man a specific day he was from, it was likely too late to be suspicious in that regard. Even so, he didn't think he would be mentioning "his" date any more. Useless as it was, he had decided this and so it would be.
"Yes," he started, just as they reached the corner of their hall.
Re: [outside of M59]
"I assume you're familiar enough with the layout here to know where we're going," he said, voice quiet as he looked about the hallway. He had made a copy of the maps posted on the bulletin board, and though he had naturally looked them over in the process of drawing, they weren't yet committed to memory enough for navigating to someone's room in another "block" with only the number to go by.
At the moment, he was wondering if Edgeworth was actually the one who had posted the information and maps on the bulletin board. The initials fit, and if so, then his statement was even more rhetorical. It was interesting to him that his question regarding the names and rooms of the patient populace had gone unanswered. Perhaps he could bring it up later.
It had occurred to him that mentioning what had happened to Takada might date him, but because he had already given the man a specific day he was from, it was likely too late to be suspicious in that regard. Even so, he didn't think he would be mentioning "his" date any more. Useless as it was, he had decided this and so it would be.
"Yes," he started, just as they reached the corner of their hall.