Edgeworth gave a quiet sigh when Larry's rambling was mercifully curtailed, but his relief was cut short by their friend's appearance. Edgeworth studied his face closely, uncomfortably aware that Wright was doing the same. Physically the man was unchanged; Edgeworth seemed to have been correct in assuming that the virus' effect was entirely mental. There was an unnamable difference to his voice (some change in tonal quality, perhaps, something light and undeniably...young, for lack of a better description), but otherwise Wright was still...Wright.

The focus finally shifted back to Butz, and Edgeworth attempted to preempt his inevitable discourse.

"'Great' is too strong a term."