Borrowing Clothes (pt. 1)

some people have asked about making zines, and i've seen a lot of people in the tags talk about wanting to make some but don't know how... so here is a zine (technically two) about making zines! wowza! pardon the handwriting lol

there are other methods of making zines that require a stapler or sewing, but this one-page zine is the simplest form of it.

i hope this makes sense, feel free to ask if anything is unclear :]

foooolllsss daayayayyaya

I was booped :(

two little random comics of phoenix and maya moments as i replay aa1 (for the 100th time)

Narumitsu AU I have been thinking about

I talked about this a bit in the Narumitsu server but I'll leave my thoughts here too: I've been thinking about an AU where Edgeworth -- having grown up rich -- does not know his way around any kind of home problem as simple as it may be, and Phoenix is your average service worker.

Both of them are nearing 30 and Miles (still a prosecutor here) finally decides to settle down. So he buys an apartment in a fancy condo and is very unpleasantly surprised at the sheer amount of problems that start to emerge. One day he sees an advertisement that went like this: "From unclogging your sink to painting your house, call the Wright Anything Agency!" and decides to give them a call.

Obviously, they send Phoenix. Annoyed with his snarkiness Miles asks the Agency to send another worker if he ever solicits a service again -- when he does, they send Larry, and Miles deeply, deeply regrets his decision.

Despite everything, Phoenix did a good work the first time so Miles requests him. Again and again, because my man cannot fix a showerhead for his life. With time they start to warm up to each other -- they see one another fairly frequently, after all, which is something Phoenix relentlessly teases him about. At some point Phoenix even sends him a quick text asking if he could take Trucy over since he didn't have anyone to babysit her (she's about 10) and needless to say, Miles immediately loves her -- it is Trucy.

One day though, Miles is ranting about the many, many problems this supposedly fancy apartment he bought has and Phoenix pipes up, offering to teach him how to detect bad indicators in a home that signal internal problems or a problem about to emerge. Miles accepts, and now armed with knowledge he carefully picks another apartment to move to.

He does. And he is very satisfied with his pick! Nothing goes wrong.

For a week. Two weeks. A month. Two months.

Nothing goes wrong. And he doesn't see Phoenix anymore.

So he pulls up his laptop and sits down, looking only at the lowest prices, determined to find the absolute worst apartment in this part of the city.

He feels only joy when he encounters a terrible one and moves there -- the first thing he does after everything is in place is calling the Wright Anything Agency and soliciting a complete overhaul of the place.

From here he not only goes back to seeing Phoenix on a regular basis, but the other people who work there -- Apollo, a law student working there as a side hustle; Athena, a psychology student in the same situation; Maya, who, when on city, flits between pestering her lawyer sister and doing decoration at the Agency; Larry, who I've mentioned earlier, and does interior design plus a few other, smaller things (he is a starving artist, after all); and even Phoenix's own dad, who only needs to take a look at Phoenix and Miles interacting to realize what's going on and start akwardly trying to matchmake them in true supportive dad fashion (with some help from Trucy and Maya).

I haven't thought a lot on where to go after this, but rest assured they will kiss at some point.

HE SAID THE LINE!!!

I am enjoying this case but I have to admit all the poker tangled my non card game enthusiast mind.

Wow... this doin' numbers...

Fish eye!

Shoutout to milk and callie for tolerating me asking "is this good" and "how can I improve it" every 5 seconds.

Intro

I'm a minor (16) so please don't be too weird. You can check my drawings at #shrimp's drawings and my ramblings at #shrimp's ramblings

Sona :)

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