@Archmage MC
You could always look at the front page and see if you like my color coding *shrugs*
Kinda annoying we got 3 green gems though, lol. So we need 3 different green colors xD.
@Archmage MC
You could always look at the front page and see if you like my color coding *shrugs*
@Kronshi
Do it and I would love you forever....cause humor....
I have fever brain. Maybe I shouldn't be posting >.<
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Seraphinite: "I'm not a kid, and I'm not cute!!!! Now go leave me alone before I kick some dumb Crystal Clod butt." *gets up off the ground, dusts self, walks off in another direction . . . falls into another pit of quicksand* "I MEANT TO DO THAT!!!"
@Archmage MC Not even Rose Quartz could purify a corruption. I doubt any gem could keep up the pace to heal Eise daily. As for an experiment, corruption is something we barely understand the cause of much less if it's repeatable and controllable. Any experiment that would succeed in corrupting a gem would fully corrupt it not bring it half-way.
@Pathfinder I probably should have said this earlier but I was trying to find some validation for it. Eisenkiesel can in no way be half-corrupted, the only gem that was like that was Centipeedle and she reverted back into her corruption. If you did want her to be half-corrupted thrn she'd have about a day before she became fully corrupted unless she was fixed.
@Archmage MCSeraphinite: "Just try it, greenie. See what happens!" * Shadow boxes a bit, only to trip over her owm feet* "I meant to do that!
@Archmage MC
Eise is just not very keen on fusing in general, vulnerability makes her uncomfortable and having to be with someone in such an intimate way would keep the fusion from working out anyway.