Turnabout Mentor (Sebastian Debeste x Miles Edgeworth)

10. The Prison Turnabout Investigation

10. The Prison Turnabout Investigation

Sebastian Debeste

September 11 | 1:11PM
Detention Center | Prison Courtyard

When Ema and I arrived at the prison grounds, memories flashed back through my brain. That one case that connected everything until my father's arrest reaching to that guilty verdict he deserves.

It's been a long time.

The place hasn't changed much. It still has the same huge electrical wire fence on the side, the small swamp where that aligator lives, the same small building where the electricity circuits and breakers are at and the well beside it.

"Shall we begin?"

Ema nodded and we began to look for any clues that will lead us to the conclusion of this case.

"Hey! I think I found something!" Ema shouted and I quickly ran towards where she is.

"I checked the fingerprints on this door knob and I found an unidentified one. It's not on my list." She told me, peeking over the door knob with her hand shoving me the fingerprint list, and I grabbed it, flipping over the pages.

Fingerprint list:
Sebastian Debeste
Clementine Diana
Ema Skye
Kay Faraday
Hein Ness
Jenkin Finn
Karel John
Andrei Heralds
Mark Delona
Gwen Reena

"Then this person who went through this door might be crucial to the case." I told Ema and she swiftly got the keys from her lab coat pocket. Once it was unlocked, we went in the room to find it very dark, when we opened the lights, the room was normal. It's full of electrical materials, wires, breakers, and circuits. It's complete.

"Hmm, it doesn't look like it's a possible crime scene or a crime can occur."

"Unless we inspect this room, we can see what's beyond." I said to her, she sighed.

"Alright. I'll move other things to find anything suspicious." I nodded at her statement and she acted right away.

There are also cleaning supplies and tools for the maintenance and development of the prison. I lowered myself to see the floor.

A tiny speck of blood was under the shelf.

"Ema, do you still have your luminol testing fluid?"

She handed me the spray bottle, "You found something didn't you?" She asked, "I think so." I replied and triggered the spray from the bottle, releasing the fluid on the wooden floor. Ema handed me one of her glasses and let it sat on the bridge of my nose.

To our dismay, a pool of blood is found on the scene. A huge one!

"You're seeing this Ema, aren't you?"

"This looks recent."

"I'll get the boys here for an examination, don't worry. I'll give you the results before the trial tomorrow." Ema said, winking with her hand on her special glasses and I only laughed.

"Call Mr. Klavier Gavin if you want to flirt." She rolled her eyes and scoffed, "Don't you dare." She threatened me and she groaned in annoyance.

Klavier Gavin is a rookie like me, we're the same age, he had started 3 years ago and at the age of 19 years old he had his first case and if you look at the evidences and how the arguments came he won. The defendant escaped and the defense attorney got his badge taken away for presenting forged evidence.