Forsythe@Kronshiokay, and that's a safe plan
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Oh yeah. It's soup time again.
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I am currently sick and putting all of my energy into work, please forgive me if I don’t respond right away or forget things!
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Sometimes... it is
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@AkayaofthemoonYeah it's probably pretty unlikely for every single gem we have to have multiple colors and variants, but I still think that ot would be an interesting idea at some point, maybe even briefly.
Thoughts, @Kronshi?
Thoughts, @Kronshi?
*Gasps Excitedly* Homeworld/Altiverse Sodalite could use that dress-outfit I kinda drew!
@RaijinslayerWhat about having the Alitverse counterparts being Homeworld?? We've heard pearl being called 'A Pearl" many times, so it's safe to say that they're like production models, and there would easily be many more pearls and Amethysts and so fourth.
Alitverse Sodalite seems to be a bit more blunt and less humorous than current Sodalite, but is still capable of emoting and stuff.
Alitverse Sodalite seems to be a bit more blunt and less humorous than current Sodalite, but is still capable of emoting and stuff.
It was too early to say sorry, Sodalite knew that. It was the first time that they had seen each other in just over a month, and the blue gem assured herself that Eve's hate for Sodalite only festered and increased with passing time. It wasn't going to be easy, another fact that Sodalite knew well, but her work on regaining Evenkite's trust and possible friendship was going to be slow, steady, and meticulous. Her eyes, dull and hollow, and her voice the same way, Sodalite was very well aware of Evenkite's disposition towards her at the moment. She didn't ask the blue gem.
She watched as Her former friend flipped through the pages of her book. For the smallest second, just at the beginning, she thought where was a little more promise than she had originally planned, but as she moved faster and faster, she realized that there was actually far less. She watched as she looked at the cover again. Their eyes met, the book dropped, and Evenkite walked away.
She stood there, not moving an inch. She couldn't go after Evenkite. After she was sure that Evenkite had left, she took a step forward and picked up the book. Her thumb ran across the name on the cover. She took several steps back and leaned against the door, sliding down and reaching the floor. Her knees were brought to her chest. Slowly, she took off the sack on her shoulders and proceeded to empty it out before her. All of the books and journals set out in a specific order. The furthest away from her, above all the others was Aquamarine's. She hadn't even told her plan to the leader of the Crystal Gems before leaving with Bloodstone. Everything had to be perfect and absolutely natural for Bloodstone to believe her shifting of factions. Below Aquamarine's book were the others, much in a family tree-like fashion. She had even wrote books for the humans as well, though they weren't as filled as the others.
Her eyes flickered towards the other bag, the one with her new weapons. She glared at hit, wishing to burn a hole into it to melt them all. She reached over to them, grabbing the back. With a rather loud grunt, she threw the weapons as far as she could, wanting not to see them ever again. A tear escaped her eye. She wept quietly. The Crystal Gems might now have the advantage in the war, but Sodalite was fighting against both factions for as far as she could see.
She watched as Her former friend flipped through the pages of her book. For the smallest second, just at the beginning, she thought where was a little more promise than she had originally planned, but as she moved faster and faster, she realized that there was actually far less. She watched as she looked at the cover again. Their eyes met, the book dropped, and Evenkite walked away.
She stood there, not moving an inch. She couldn't go after Evenkite. After she was sure that Evenkite had left, she took a step forward and picked up the book. Her thumb ran across the name on the cover. She took several steps back and leaned against the door, sliding down and reaching the floor. Her knees were brought to her chest. Slowly, she took off the sack on her shoulders and proceeded to empty it out before her. All of the books and journals set out in a specific order. The furthest away from her, above all the others was Aquamarine's. She hadn't even told her plan to the leader of the Crystal Gems before leaving with Bloodstone. Everything had to be perfect and absolutely natural for Bloodstone to believe her shifting of factions. Below Aquamarine's book were the others, much in a family tree-like fashion. She had even wrote books for the humans as well, though they weren't as filled as the others.
Her eyes flickered towards the other bag, the one with her new weapons. She glared at hit, wishing to burn a hole into it to melt them all. She reached over to them, grabbing the back. With a rather loud grunt, she threw the weapons as far as she could, wanting not to see them ever again. A tear escaped her eye. She wept quietly. The Crystal Gems might now have the advantage in the war, but Sodalite was fighting against both factions for as far as she could see.
@RaijinslayerThe feels are strong with this one.
On the light side, The Smithsonian has officially put out as many warnings as they possibly could about a strange blue woman who walks into museums and touches and messes with all of the exhibits, trying to prove or disprove their authenticity. They strongly suggest that all museums who encounter this woman ban her on sight
On the light side, The Smithsonian has officially put out as many warnings as they possibly could about a strange blue woman who walks into museums and touches and messes with all of the exhibits, trying to prove or disprove their authenticity. They strongly suggest that all museums who encounter this woman ban her on sight
I am Pyro, feelsmaster!
@Loony
About a month later, Sodalite is seen standing at the door of the temple. She said nothing, and does nothing, knowing that someone would be there eventually. She hadn't seen the light of day in weeks, spending all of her time in every book she could find. In order to make sure that bloodstone trusted her, she provided a plan for him every once and a while, but each strategically created in the favor of the Crystal Gems. In her possession is a new collection of weapons, as well as a large sack of books and journals. She had plans, tactics, contengcies, every possible move she could think of on her time under bloodstone's wing.
Hearing something, she assumes the best and looks towards whoever may be there. She pulls a book from the sack strapped around her shoulders and holds it towards them. On the cover is a single word, written in yellow calligraphy ink. The book says Evenkite. Inside the book lay countless pages of apologies and reasons as to why she could not share her secret agenda to anyone. Despite this, she knew well that Evenkite probably wouldn't forgive her at all for what she pulled, but she wasn't going to stop trying. many more books in her sack were written with apologies, at least one for each of the gems. however, Evenkite had a selection of journals meant for her rather than just one, as sodalite believed that she was the one she had hurt the most.
About a month later, Sodalite is seen standing at the door of the temple. She said nothing, and does nothing, knowing that someone would be there eventually. She hadn't seen the light of day in weeks, spending all of her time in every book she could find. In order to make sure that bloodstone trusted her, she provided a plan for him every once and a while, but each strategically created in the favor of the Crystal Gems. In her possession is a new collection of weapons, as well as a large sack of books and journals. She had plans, tactics, contengcies, every possible move she could think of on her time under bloodstone's wing.
Hearing something, she assumes the best and looks towards whoever may be there. She pulls a book from the sack strapped around her shoulders and holds it towards them. On the cover is a single word, written in yellow calligraphy ink. The book says Evenkite. Inside the book lay countless pages of apologies and reasons as to why she could not share her secret agenda to anyone. Despite this, she knew well that Evenkite probably wouldn't forgive her at all for what she pulled, but she wasn't going to stop trying. many more books in her sack were written with apologies, at least one for each of the gems. however, Evenkite had a selection of journals meant for her rather than just one, as sodalite believed that she was the one she had hurt the most.
@LoonyDon't worry about it, we all get like that sometimes.
Sodalite standing there in silence for a few good moments, much more effected about those three words than she had expected to be. She knew that it was true. She was hurt inside, and she felt like a hyprocrite, but she couldn't tell Evenkite. it would ruin everything.
"I know." Were the only words she could get out before turning and walking towards Bloodstone's ship. She wanted to drown herself in information for as long as she could, and wished that Evenkite would understand when she came back.
I'm sure by that time, Sodalite would have gifted the dagger to her. It'd be a great scene to see Evenkite use the weapon that Sodalite gave her when they first met.
Sodalite standing there in silence for a few good moments, much more effected about those three words than she had expected to be. She knew that it was true. She was hurt inside, and she felt like a hyprocrite, but she couldn't tell Evenkite. it would ruin everything.
"I know." Were the only words she could get out before turning and walking towards Bloodstone's ship. She wanted to drown herself in information for as long as she could, and wished that Evenkite would understand when she came back.
I'm sure by that time, Sodalite would have gifted the dagger to her. It'd be a great scene to see Evenkite use the weapon that Sodalite gave her when they first met.
@Loony No worries!
Sodalite defending herself but still remaining somewhat antagonistic because of her easy decision to switch sides in her hunt for the truth and how to survive in the future by using all past failures in both gem and human history, while also making it clear that she isn't just going to switch to which team may be winning at the moment.
It'll be a difficult battle for sure, especially with Soda's polar fighting styles. Eve would have to keep the heat on Sodalite at all times to keep her from switching to offence.
Sodalite defending herself but still remaining somewhat antagonistic because of her easy decision to switch sides in her hunt for the truth and how to survive in the future by using all past failures in both gem and human history, while also making it clear that she isn't just going to switch to which team may be winning at the moment.
It'll be a difficult battle for sure, especially with Soda's polar fighting styles. Eve would have to keep the heat on Sodalite at all times to keep her from switching to offence.
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