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[When Yuri appears on the network, it's clear that he's not in one of the Welcome Halls, but in an establishment of some kind, perhaps a café. It is, in fact, the Hrafn Tea Room in Odin District, where he is currently working as a manager. He felt it was necessary for him to earn money as soon as possible to purchase the cosmetics with which he covers his disfiguring facial scar. That scar is hidden now, and Yuri is seated at a table, enjoying a pot of tea. Tea that's far better than the lackluster bagged variety available in the Welcome Halls.
After his discussion with Edgeworth, he's been thinking a great deal about Asgard's regrettable lack of a legal system, and doing research in the library when not at work or engaged in rigorous physical training. One might wonder if Judge Petrov ever sleeps, and the answer is: not often.]
Hello. [A small smile.] I'd like to consult and appeal to the populace as a whole regarding a plan that a colleague and I have begun work on. As this city has no native law enforcement or legal system, we'd like to put one in place, to protect both the people and their property. At the moment, there are relatively few of us, and the natives are shadowy and dim, but that is likely to change in the future.
[He'd prefer a more drastic course of action against those who do evil, but he's used to playing the role of the temperate, mannerly judge, and he does so effortlessly. It would be so much better to wipe out, to burn clean, all those who pose a threat to others, but that is hardly feasible now, when his power has been stripped from him.]
To do that, I'd like to appeal to all of you who have experience in any aspect of law enforcement, the legal system, or even the military, to join in our cause for the safety and well-being of Travelers and natives both, to develop laws and enforce them. In my home world, I am a judge, and this is a matter with which I have a great deal of experience.
Not that I wish to be exclusionary, for everyone with an interest in justice and the rights of others should be involved. A good justice system serves its people, all its people, and we would welcome any input or questions.
After his discussion with Edgeworth, he's been thinking a great deal about Asgard's regrettable lack of a legal system, and doing research in the library when not at work or engaged in rigorous physical training. One might wonder if Judge Petrov ever sleeps, and the answer is: not often.]
Hello. [A small smile.] I'd like to consult and appeal to the populace as a whole regarding a plan that a colleague and I have begun work on. As this city has no native law enforcement or legal system, we'd like to put one in place, to protect both the people and their property. At the moment, there are relatively few of us, and the natives are shadowy and dim, but that is likely to change in the future.
[He'd prefer a more drastic course of action against those who do evil, but he's used to playing the role of the temperate, mannerly judge, and he does so effortlessly. It would be so much better to wipe out, to burn clean, all those who pose a threat to others, but that is hardly feasible now, when his power has been stripped from him.]
To do that, I'd like to appeal to all of you who have experience in any aspect of law enforcement, the legal system, or even the military, to join in our cause for the safety and well-being of Travelers and natives both, to develop laws and enforce them. In my home world, I am a judge, and this is a matter with which I have a great deal of experience.
Not that I wish to be exclusionary, for everyone with an interest in justice and the rights of others should be involved. A good justice system serves its people, all its people, and we would welcome any input or questions.

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