So they weren't all dead and this wasn't hell. It was just a burned out place that smelled of fire and brimstone found outside of normal space and time and ruled over by a godlike entity that they had been transported to after experiences they couldn't have survived. *sigh* "What's in a definition?" she thought to her self as her eyes wondered back to the unconscious alien still in her arms.
She was definitively a girl. And kind of cute one too. For an alien that is. What with her vibrant pink color and flowing tentacle hair and her flesh which, now that it wasn't trying to eject her into space felt comfortably soft. How many more of those were there. She had to wonder... No, now was not the time for such thoughts. Maybe later. For more of these strange new creatures had arrived.
Mia wasn't really used to dealing with outsiders. Back on her homeworld they knew others existed but actually seeing one in the flesh was something that rarely ever happened. Aliens were not welcome on her world, so they rarely ever came. And when they did they usually remained far away from the general public. You may see them in the news or the odd internet article but definitively not in your local mall.
She closed her eyes and focused on sensing ki, her horns giving a slight tingle as she measured up the group. In no particular order they had her, a hot young warrior from a now dead race. Looking surprisingly good all things considered, if she dared say so her self.
Than there was Velona, the girl with her eyes bound. Mia wasn't sure what was up with that. Or her hair, or skin... Monochrome white seemed to be the order of the day there and she didn't know what to make of that. Still, the girl could fight. And she appeared to be no nonsense. And that was worth noting. The rest was nothing that couldn't be solved with a makeup kit and some care.
Next came the two Sayans, the one with gold shimmering hair and the new one without. They seemed normal enough except for their ki levels and their tails. Where did that come from? Were they some sort of primate that actually evolved intelligence? Mia almost laughed at the idea. Her old biology teacher would have had a conniption if she had been alive to see those two.
Than there was Ovaan. Ovaan... what to make of that one. If the Sayans were some sort of primate Mia didn't even know how to categorize this one. A tadpole perhaps? No, too big and too blue. Still, that was the closest thing she came up with. Did that mean he was going to turn into a frog at some point? That would be too bad if that did happen as he was kind of good looking in his own way. Plus he got flustered so easily at the thought of them all being dead and that was just cute.
And when it came to the rest things just got even more messed up. There was a child that people seemed to think was the devil running this place. And they called her a Kai. An actual Kai. If that was true that would certainly be something.
Than there was the other kid whose ki level as well as dress and demeanor were definitively out of place for someone his age. Than again was it even a kid at this point? Or was it just a species that looked like cute little chibi people for their whole lives? She found the thought to be incredibly amusing. Back on her homeworld there were these little figures to collect that were in that style and the thought of a whole planet like that made her giddy.
As for the others well... there was the other blue guy that just arrived. He wasn't as interesting looking as Ovaan. Although he seemed to be more normal, for how much that was worth. He also didn't seem to be as strong although she knew that could be concealed. Overall not terribly remarkable.
And than there was the walking suit of armored that began transforming just as she closed her eyes. Something about that one was just... odd. More so than the rest. A feeling that was explained quite adequately by the fact that when she opened them just a short moment later she found her self staring not at the modern rendition of a medieval knight but at a real life slime boy.
Pause there for a moment.
Her eyes glanced back at the pink girl she held. Was that the male of their species? Could be. Than again she wasn't transparent like he was. Nor as glossy. He looked to be equally soft though, at least she hoped. This really wasn't the time for thoughts like this. Than again it's not like they could land her in hell twice.
All in all, she would take time to adjust to this new diversity. And something deep down told her that in a universe of infinite possibilities things would only get weirder from here.
