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Micky was a servant of [[Schtolteheim Reinbach III]] in [[Middleport]] as part of the Reinbach house's staff. He had also been entrusted the care of [[Schtolteheim Reinbach II|Reinbach II]]'s pet [[Moving Isle|Little Daisy]]. After Little Daisy was defeated by the [[Headquarters Ship]] and Reinbach III renounced his father's deeds, Micky found himself out of work and so would join the crew of the Headquarters Ship along with his master.

On board, he would become jealous of [[Charlemagne]] for his budding friendship with Reinbach and also attracted criticism from both [[Etienne]] and Reinbach himself for his supposed neglect of his master in the ~~throws~~ of seasickness. In reality, he was very dedicated to Reinbach, even going so far as to pen a novel, [[The Rose Swordsman]], which would be published in [[Perrault]]'s newspaper.

On board, he would become jealous of [[Charlemagne]] for his budding friendship with Reinbach and also attracted criticism from both [[Etienne]] and Reinbach himself for his supposed neglect of his master in the throes of seasickness. In reality, he was very dedicated to Reinbach, even going so far as to pen a novel, [[The Rose Swordsman]], which would be published in [[Perrault]]'s newspaper.

He would continue to serve Reinbach faithfully following the [[Island Liberation War]] while his novel would go on to become a classic tale of heroism.

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 Micky was a servant of [[Schtolteheim Reinbach III]] in [[Middleport]] as part of the Reinbach house's staff. He had also been entrusted the care of [[Schtolteheim Reinbach II|Reinbach II]]'s pet [[Moving Isle|Little Daisy]]. After Little Daisy was defeated by the [[Headquarters Ship]] and Reinbach III renounced his father's deeds, Micky found himself out of work and so would join the crew of the Headquarters Ship along with his master.
-On board, he would become jealous of [[Charlemagne]] for his budding friendship with Reinbach and also attracted criticism from both [[Etienne]] and Reinbach himself for his supposed neglect of his master in the throws of seasickness. In reality, he was very dedicated to Reinbach, even going so far as to pen a novel, [[The Rose Swordsman]], which would be published in [[Perrault]]'s newspaper.
+On board, he would become jealous of [[Charlemagne]] for his budding friendship with Reinbach and also attracted criticism from both [[Etienne]] and Reinbach himself for his supposed neglect of his master in the throes of seasickness. In reality, he was very dedicated to Reinbach, even going so far as to pen a novel, [[The Rose Swordsman]], which would be published in [[Perrault]]'s newspaper.
 He would continue to serve Reinbach faithfully following the [[Island Liberation War]] while his novel would go on to become a classic tale of heroism.