Seven years later, she found a diary belonging to her father, proving that he had really been the Great Thief Yatagarasu, as well as a device called Little Thief that Byrne had used for his heists. Over the next seven years, she lived her life not knowing the true circumstances behind her father's death or what happened to his killer. The Promise Notebook went to the police as evidence, but it disappeared.Īfter Byrne's death, Kay moved far away from the courts to live with her mother's family. Yew then managed to escape from the courtroom and disappear. She then drew a gun and threatened to shoot Edgeworth, who froze in place until Kay shouted at him to get away, and he dived just in time to avoid being shot. However, Yew told Edgeworth that not only was she the real Yatagarasu, but she was also an agent of an international smuggling ring. Eventually, Miles Edgeworth confronted Byrne's laugh-prone opponent for the trial, Calisto Yew, and proved that she was the killer. In truth, Badd was trying to keep her away from the investigation and what it might reveal. Kay found a bottle of perfume in the room and Badd let her keep it, though she was too young to wear it. Badd told her that he would let her help him in his investigation and gave her some tasks to do to this end. Kay followed Tyrell Badd, who was conducting an investigation into Byrne's murder, into Lobby No. In return, he gave Kay his drenched cravat, telling her that she was merely borrowing it and would have to give it back later. Afterward, she blew her nose on Edgeworth's cravat and explained the promises that she had made to her father by giving Edgeworth the Promise Notebook. The shock of her father's death then began to overwhelm her, and as she said out loud that she was not going to cry, she burst into tears. He returned her Swiss roll and, now that the roll no longer had a recipient, she happily ate it. She later tried to ambush him again in Courtroom No. Gumshoe became the prime suspect of the murder, and in anger she ran into the 3rd Floor Lobby, kicked Miles Edgeworth in the shin, and ran away, dropping her Swiss roll in the process. Twenty minutes later, Byrne and the defendant were found dead in Lobby No. After finishing the roll, Kay told Gumshoe about her promise not to receive gifts from strangers, so "Gummy" promised her that he wouldn't tell anyone about their meeting. They sat down at a bench nearby as a prank, Kay popped her balloon on a cactus plant, startling Gumshoe into dropping his half of the roll. Saving a roll for her father, she and Gumshoe split the other roll among themselves. Kay eagerly returned to Gumshoe to retrieve the Swiss rolls. Kay told von Karma that he was "scary" and left. Although Edgeworth was puzzled by the little girl's presence, he dutifully exchanged the change for a $1 bill without any questions. Kay only had loose change, so ran off to find someone with whom she could exchange her coins for a $1 bill, and soon found Miles Edgeworth speaking with his mentor, Manfred von Karma. He had recently been paid his rather paltry bonus of $5 and agreed to put Kay's and his own money together to buy a $6 pair of Swiss rolls. 2 for a while, with only a pink balloon to keep her company, she met the hungry detective posted as the guard for Lobby No. Startling Gumshoe by popping her balloon.Īfter hanging around the vending machine near Lobby No. 2 to talk, and so Byrne was unable to buy Kay her usual Swiss roll treat.
Court was adjourned and the two men moved into Defendant Lobby No. When Kay was ten years old, during one of her father's trials, the defendant accused Byrne of being the Great Thief Yatagarasu. Her father's death Main article: Turnabout Reminiscence In the course of Kay's early life, Byrne had her make several promises and keep them in a "Promise Notebook", including not to cry in front of strangers or to accept any gifts from them. Byrne brought Kay to the District Court at times during trials, and at these instances Byrne always bought Kay a Swiss roll from one of the vending machines in the courthouse. From birth, Kay came to know Byrne's investigative partner, Detective Tyrell Badd, and would even refer to him as "Uncle". Kay Faraday was born to prosecutor Byrne Faraday. Being given her Promise Notebook by her father.
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