Beat the game, hit me to avoid spoilers.

[firstrate]

...my thoughts? Oh, you're free to solve any contradictions left by yourself at your leisure. It wouldn't be fair if I did your work for you, now would it?

Though I can say I found Justice's new nickname rather cute. "Demon Lawyer", was it? It really fits him well.

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[asksfortruth]

I'm not so sure. Yeah, his hair's a little frightening, but I think there are others who are more suited for a nickname like that.

[firstrate]

Oh? Well, I suppose a demon with one horn on their forehead would be possible as well. [Like that one lock of hair poking from your head, old friend.]

[asksfortruth]

(... even Kristoph has things to say about my hair. Geesh.) What, you don't like it? I figured I needed a new look, is all.

[firstrate]

There is nothing wrong with it per se. I was just assuming that wearing that hat of yours for so many years had bent your hair out of shape.

[asksfortruth]

Oh, probably. If it were up to me, I might still wear it - if it wouldn't violate proper courtroom dress code, that is.

[firstrate]

Yes, your previous attire did definitely suit you better. [Ah, what a pity the old worn-out hobo look had to go.]

[asksfortruth]

That's what you're more accustomed to, certainly. But you may as well try and get used to the new digs; they're not going anywhere.

[firstrate]

Well, you never know what the future might bring. You should have learned that by now.

[asksfortruth]

You're right. I might lose the waistcoat.

[firstrate]

[That's not exactly one of the things Kristoph wants Phoenix to lose, but he'll play along this time.]

Was a three-piece suit a bit too much for you right off the bat?

this is so much harder without smarmy hobo icons ugh

[asksfortruth]

[Old habits die hard.]

Naaaaah. Although I have to admit, I was pretty surprised any tailor worth his salt let me into his shop. I guess shaving every now and then goes a long way.

I'm still trying to get used to the prim and proper Phoenix myself

[firstrate]

It certainly does.

And the tailor shops in your price range obviously can't be too picky when it comes to paying customers.

trust me i think phoe is too bc look at this dorky face goD

[asksfortruth]

(Ouch. Careful, Kristoph. Someone might think you're upset with me.)

Ha ha ha. Well, the suit's not the most important part of the outfit, lucky for me. Just needed something better than a hoodie to pin my badge to.

[rockkonzert]

You think so, Kristoph? He's not quite ruthless enough for such a title.

...Of course, we still have two cases left to go, so I'm assuming things will change, ja?

The hobo look just grew on me during the years.

[firstrate]

Yes, I suppose the hoodie would have made people wonder if you got your badge out of a cereal box. Or simply from a friend with good connections.

[Ladies and gents, Kristoph "never bitter about anything" Gavin.]

[firstrate]

Oh, I just have a feeling that he will grow into the name with time.

[And it's just too fitting for the Devil's apprentice to be called a demon.]

[eurorockaccent]

Herr Forehead may be a little loud and odd-looking, but I wouldn't go as far as calling him a demon myself.

[ More akin to a "harmless bunny", if he had to pick another nickname. ]

[firstrate]

[There's a clear difference between a little loud and Chords of Steel loud. Ever tried to read next to the guy?]

I suppose he's still more of a little imp rather than a demon. But he did show some promise on that regard.

[eurorockaccent]

[ Clearly the concept of jest is as foreign as ever to you, Kristoph. ]

He does have a tendency for paranormal in him, but classifying him [with the likes of you] into the malevolent end is quite a long stretch.

[firstrate]

[Can't a man be happy to see his little student taking after him in a delightfully ironic way?]

Perhaps so. But who knows what the future might bring. You out of all people should know that, Klavier.

[eurorockaccent]

Ah, ja, I've been proven wrong before, haven't I? [ Looking at you here, dear brother. ] Nevertheless, despite all this commotion around "the dark age of law" we seem to be experiencing, I would hope Herr Forehead to be wise enough not to stray too far from his path.

[ Dragged Klavier out of the darkness, he did, what irony it would be to find the attorney there next-- wait, already did. Dang it, Polly. ]

here's hoping for dlc outfit... ;;

[asksfortruth]

[Coolest defense in the west.]

Yeah, I hear ya. A shame you were the only friend I had with good connections, huh?

[firstrate]

"To err is human, to forgive divine", as they say.

[However Kristoph can't help but laugh dryly at the very mention of "the dark age of the law". An insignificant crime committed by an even more insignificant lawyer causing something like that? Preposterous. Wright was (and is) nothing but an insect. Why would the public ever care so much about someone like him? Are they shrugging all of his own hard work off as nothing? The more he thinks about it the more it's starting to sound like another elaborate ruse of Wright's.]

[firstrate]

My connections might have not helped you much, but maybe they will someday prove to be more useful to me.

[He'll be waiting behind your door the moment you least expect it.]

[eurorockaccent]

[ Somebody sounds a bit jealous. ]

"Fool me once, shame on you; fool me twice, shame on me"... [ Sounds more like a reminder for himself. Experience might be speaking here, gee. ] One can only err so many times, ja?