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[stickupherforehead]

Who: Pearl and YOU
Broadcast: Fleetwide
Action: Marsiva
When: 6/19 till shuffle

[sleeping Pearl kinda looks dead. If anything, it's probably because she's not moving at all. Or breathing, for that matter. And when she regains consciousness, it's all at once. No gradual waking up for her.

In fact, as soon as her eyes pop open, she's scrambling out of the bed, getting tangled in the bedsheets, and falling onto the floor right onto her face with a loud thud.

A hissing intake of breath, and then Pearl is turning around and staring in surprise at...the bed.]

Sleeping? But that's not...I've never -

[and then she finally sees the giant windows and more importantly, the fact that she's in space. Oh and also that she's probably been kidnapped or something like that.

..............]

GARNET! AMETHYST!!!

[and she's tearing off the bedsheets and scrambling to her feet. Don't hyperventilate. Stay calm. Don't freak out. This doesn't look like Gem based technology. Then again, she barely knows what modern Gem technology looks like. But, but it could also be some completely unknown alien species who had somehow kidnapped her and taken her hostage and of which she knows absolutely nothing about!!

.....] STEVEN!!

Comments

[wolfuncaged]

[That's cool, Pearl, he doesn't either. Except select ones. ]

From what I can gather, a lot are native to the worlds they live in. It seems they just...happen to be there, naturally. Maker knows how.

[stickupherforehead]

[time to start a "Humans Are Meh" club.]

Native humans? [...huh.] Native humans hailing from different worlds, elves in at least one world and not present in at least one other, varying levels of technological prowess...

[she has started pacing while speaking out loud] Perhaps the idea of a multiverse is feasible. Goodness knows it's certainly a popular enough concept.

[wolfuncaged]

[It would be the greatest club, until the po-po humans shut it down. ]

That is what I have gathered from my time in such places as this. I do not try to comprehend it too deeply, but it is possible. I have met elves from worlds very different to my own, who have their own cultures, their own ways of life, completely separate to those from Thedas.

[And most of them have it infinitely better, too, lucky bastards. ]

[stickupherforehead]

[sharing hour would consist of going around in a circle and telling the group what their (least) favorite human pet peeve is.]

The possibilities are endless. And mind boggling. What if another version of you showed up? Everything could be different, all because of a single decision. Or perhaps even a decision made by somebody else!

[she hasn't let up on the pacing] Which means this isn't going to be easy.

[she's already an outdated gem. Going up against something like this is probably out of her league.]

[wolfuncaged]

Yes, I have experienced that. Not myself, but there are several versions of people I know, back home. And all have different experiences, nothing too great, but the differences are still there.

[He gives a soft, amused scoff.]

Very little is easy.

[stickupherforehead]

[...geez, Fenris. You sure have been through some stuff.]

I know. [huffs] But wouldn't it be nice, for once?

[wolfuncaged]

[His life is endless suffering. ]

I imagine it would get tedious, after a while.

[stickupherforehead]

That might be called 'peace.'

[even if that was still filled with fighting, the level if stress was different.]

[wolfuncaged]

[He gives a soft sigh.]

Peace rarely lasts long, I find. There is always something to fight over.

[stickupherforehead]

[was there? They were fighting the gem monsters for quite a while, but...

Oh wait.]

I suppose the humans did try their best to take the temple... [beachfront property is important!]

[wolfuncaged]

That does not surprise me. Humans often have difficulty understanding that not everything can be theirs.

[stickupherforehead]

Have you tried a fence? Those things work wonders with humans, especially if you couple it with a sign.

[wolfuncaged]

[There's a confused pause, before a soft 'heh'. ]

I see, you were telling a joke. Clever.

[No, no she wasn't. ]