Soadlite was not on the side of outright killing Bloodstone, but she did want justice. Emerald was right. He was most likely the one who had sent the eye and the robots after them, with the intent to kill them, and she was not going to let that go without consequence. Evenkite was also right. While he certainly had earned the right to be attacked on sigh, Bloodstone was currently doing nothing in terms of violence. He was simply talking to them, and while he did threaten Evenkite earlier, he had done no direct, physical harm to them. Evenkite's hair was cut, but that was debatable in terms on harm.

Neither of the two gems were truly evil or good, Sodalite had come to the conclusion. Both of them had killed several of their own kind in the name for what they believed in. Bloodstone wanted the prosperity of the Gems, at the expense of other worlds. Aquamarine wanted for the Gems to be stopped, so that no more planets would be run dry from the kindergartens. They saw themselves as the hero in the situation, and while she did understand that, Sodalite continued to side with the one who had been guiding her since her awakening into the world.

[color=00aeef]"Let them speak, Emerald."[/color] Sodalite spoke up finally. They were the heroes of their own stories, but history was written by the victors, and overlooked by the survivors. They saw the other as the evil, letting outsiders and newcomers like the group of Gems decide who they personally saw as the hero.