Who: Kay Faraday and Miles Edgeworth.
Where: Isla Empieza, beginning from the Town Center going to the beach...and then onto an unknown pirate ship.
When: Nov. 7. Daytime.
What: What starts as a typical dog-walking and attorney-assistant bantering day turns into Trouble with a capital T when they are captured by pirates. Spoiler: They'll be fine, no one will die, and the innkeeper will somehow manage to keep Edgeworth's dog safe.
Warnings: Pirates. What pirates do and all. There won't be any killing but there will be fighting and capturing and the usual pirating.
Style: First/commentspam/actionspam/whatever you call it.
Status: Closed.

( would you like your complimentary ropes and knocks to the head? )

Who: Miles Edgeworth, his dog and you!
Where: Town centre, Isla Empieza
When: 11th October
What: Miles Edgeworth wakes up and tries to convince himself that he is not in a pirate world.
Warnings: None.
Style: Action tag but I'll match.
Status: Open!

[Miles Edgeworth's first instinct upon reading the journal was to assume that he was the victim of a very poor practical joke. He must have been kidnapped and taken to some faraway place. Whatever for, he was still trying to work out but he ignored his journal entry - all that rubbish about becoming a pirate had to be part of said joke (despite the weird people walking around the town centre). Or some reason, he had been abducted and taken to some strange place. That was the only logical conclusion. Although that did not explain why Pess was with him.

Well, the only thing the prosecutor felt he could do now was a) find out where he was, b) look for a phone box (he did not have his cellphone on him) and c) call Detective Gumshoe who could make arrangements for his rescue.

....If he could find a phone box.

If you happen to be passing by the town centre, you may come across a grumpy-looking man with a cute black flat-coated retriever happily trotting beside him, wagging her tail and sniffing around. If you’re friendly enough, the dog might start barking and trot straight up to you to say hello! Which can be more than said for her owner. Alternatively, you might see her owner walking up to you.]

Excuse me, I would like a word with you.

[He might look like he’s glaring at you.]