putting together puzzle pieces [late week 3]

[finalizes]

[Laughs speaks up on the network very abruptly and sharply.]

What does everyone here know about Yakumo's overlay Edward?

[After moment, he adds: I have nothing definite yet, but as I said earlier, Phillip saw someone who looked like me try to post a batch of letters that looked like the letters of complaint sent to newspapers from various different people.

Edward's merlin sometimes looks like a nightjar, and humans have no sense of scent to speak of.

A guy [and he's lifestreaming the scent that will be recognizable as that of Utsusemimaru to anyone who can scent people as he says that] told me that Edward can imitate other people's writing.

So. What do we know about him?

[He might be overly suspicious because Edward now didn't just insult his poor toad baby, his pet tried to eat Saffron. But that's besides the point clearly.]

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[finalizes]

Though he then later also tried to get me in trouble for something illegal he did. [At least he thinks that it's illegal? The way the humans act about it?] Maybe because of that.

[whydoyoushine]

Wait, wait, wait, hold up, you're telling me Mr. Law and Order did something illegal?

[There's no hiding the cackling glee in Zed's voice. He has not registered the letter-related disguise as being possibly illegal; that is absolutely nothing by Emperor of Darkness standards.]

What did he do?

[finalizes]

Humans consider impersonating others illegal when it's not done on stage, so that he wrote the letters with other people's names on them is illegal.

[He's pretty sure of that, anyway. Edward sure acted like he shouldn't have been doing it.]

[whydoyoushine]

Man, I think we have different definitions of illegal.

Or at least illegal and worth getting worked up over.

[He'd been hoping for some embezzlement or unpaid parking fines at least.]

[finalizes]

[Hey, don't look at him, this is a human issue.]

It's because they think that signatures are the same as the people that wrote them.

[whydoyoushine]

Signatures can be used to do things. It's authorizing something in someone's name. So depending on what you're doing with those signatures, then I guess it could be a big deal.

[finalizes]

[He used very different words, but in essence and to him they meant the same.]

And that is why it is illegal. It's pretending to be someone else.

[whydoyoushine]

Well, I mean, sometimes, it doesn't matter.

Like if it's a joke, then it's not illegal.

[finalizes]

Maybe.

[He doubts it, but he isn't going to argue human laws.]