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Turnabout Prosecutor - Turnabout Teleportation 

Miles Edgeworth, Kay Faraday, and Dick Gumshoe visit Dragon God Village, where filming for the action drama "Psychic Academy Σ" is taking place. However, after the director is found dead in a place she should not have been, one of the actors claims to have used teleportation to move the body. As Edgeworth works to uncover the truth about the supposed "teleportation", he also learns of the "Dragon's Scale" relic honored by the villagers and must contend with a wealthy landowner trying to buy up the village's land to build a dam.
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Miles Edgeworth, Kay Faraday, and Dick Gumshoe visit Dragon God Village, where filming for the action drama "Psychic Academy Σ" is taking place. However, after the director is found dead in a place she should not have been, one of the actors claims to have used teleportation to move the body. As Edgeworth works to uncover the truth about the supposed "teleportation", he also learns of the "Dragon's Scale" relic honored by the villagers and must contend with a wealthy landowner trying to buy up the village's land to build a dam.

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