Zircon remained silent for the most part; she felt like it was not her place to say anything for awhile with the interactions between Mars, Bloodstone, and Aquamarine. Mainly between Mars and Bloodstone. It seemed to be a personal business between them and them only. There might have been times where Zircon wanted to speak up at the time that would at least seem appropriate, but she either decided against it or didn't know what to say exactly. Let alone, she was not entirely sure how to react to this. For awhile there was tension in the air for sure, but that eventually started to subside when Bloodstone quickly transitioned back to normal from an emotional breakdown with the sympathy of others. That, and Sodalite's words hung around her mind while it was still fresh. Zircon's view on Bloodstone as the 'bad guy' was deteriorating. For that day, at least. Especially that day after everything. Zircon grows a slight paranoia of what could happen in the future, but her focus is on here and now. Here and now, being what matters more in Zircon's point of view. Although, her thoughts on the subject were a bit...jumbled.

Zircon let out a slow exhale before taking notice of Amber's return, her ears barely catching his first couple of words before cutting himself off and asking what's going on instead. 'Something [i]happened[/i].' Curiosity and concern rose. Looking around at other people in the room, and seeing Bloodstone and who seems to be his ally starting to talk it up, Zircon thought about asking Amber about it or maybe just to clarify if she heard him right. But it was probably that there was a better place and time to ask, considering the recent events of tension having previously filled the atmosphere of the room. Knowing Zircon she wanted to at least ask as soon as possible, or even right now actually. Briefly getting impatient with herself for trying to making up her mind, Zircon went up to him step by step as she gently cleared her throat, "Y-You said something about something happened...? If I heard right I mean..." She spoke softly enough for concern to be heard in her voice while looking up at big, tall Amber.