#sunshinegemtopaz

Send “I didn’t know you liked that song.” to catch my muse singing a guilty pleasure song at the top of their lungs

       Really, she’d never thought the day would come when a song would help her training. Especially one she’d thought she’d hate for all time.

       It had started with just her realizing a slight rhythm to her punches as she practiced on a boulder, though she dismissed it at first, then came the humming. By the time she was at the end of the song, she’d already started to singit aloud–

“–’head and try to hit me if you’re able.Can’t you see that my relationship is stable.I know you think I’m not somethin’ you’re afraid of.'Cause you think that you’ve seen what I’m made of–”

       –completely unaware if anybody else was in the vicinity. What could she say? The permafusion had left enough of an impact on her, whether she liked–or cared–to admit or not.

post-redemption, something that makes jasper sad/upset would be:

The chartreuse operant displayed a rather hesitant, disconcerted stance despite uniting all her strengths to maintain an unfazed one. Peridot had predicted this reaction of Topaz’ quite a few times, even a well-planned response to give in return. But now that the plan was unravelling, the instructions seemed to be blanking out together with her growing nervousness.

So turbulent was the technician’s mind it began presenting her a number of different remarks worth giving a chance being told to the aureolin gem. “I...” just wanted to test something? Was curious about this rather unhygienic human habit? Gems do that, too. It wouldn’t be a plausible retort by any means. She gulped. All those strategies gone to waste in the fraction of a second. Outlining never seemed to work well when sentiments were put on the table.

The viridian technician was walking around the site, looking for something interesting to do other than staring up at the ceiling, finding multiple patterns no one could have possibly figured out before. At one moment she even questioned herself if what was being seen were molecules moving back and forth in illusionary sync. Why, of course they were.

Barely three minutes passed when she recognized a familiar silhouette on the corner of her eye. As Peridot turned to properly identify the figure, she rose her eyebrows, reflecting her interest. By her calculations, they haven’t met each other for a considerable amount of time, which wasn’t very well noticed before, considering how focused the silicated gem could get with her tasks.

All in all, Peridot opted to start a conversation with her fellow physalite colleague. It would certainly be nice to put all her confused synapses to rest for at least a moment without procrastinating at the same time.

She approached the other operator in a quiet march, contouring the sunny gem’s surrounding area as to not take her by surprise and standing still, waiting for the other to show she noticed her presence.

Titanium sat here with multiple wounds and bruises from a hard crash landing, if only her gems would have better control or attacked the enemy they wouldnt be in this situation. she stayed there sitting on the sand until she collected enough energy to stand but failed until she spotted someone approaching her.