>>3173
pic aún mas related

>>7581
>Autumn day 12. It's one in the afternoon, an hour ago a piroclast unit appeared heading south. There was some commotion, the bell rang three times and the patrol gems went to deal with the problem. You don't know much about the current situation of those gems, just that they're fine. Onix continued with her classes in the library despite the bell. Ignoring the general situation of the patrol gems is something Onix has done a lot, curiously Diopsido also shares this characteristic. For 30 minutes Onix explained to you about the snow and glacial winters of the east, west and north. Onix could go on for a long time now that it's autumn. Onix's condition has improved and she can afford to stay awake for several hours past noon. At her time, Axinita approached to talk to Onix, it seems she had to do something. Given the confrontation an hour ago, it's time for grace, Onix allowed you to take a break. Going down the stairs was less difficult than you remembered, once being on the first floor you found a figure you hadn't seen recently. Crisocola spent three weeks in the depths of the sea, she missed the birth of Anatasa. When she found out she seemed very affected, especially because she couldn't interact with Anatasa yet, Fluorita teaches her language, mathematics, chemistry, physics, mineralogy and history. Crisocola returned to the water for another 5 days.
(Crisocola) Kunzita, Kunzita, Kunzita! How do you do that? Heaven, now you have an alloy running through your body! I never thought it would be something so impressive, I want to see more. Can I?
>Crisocola was excited, she offered to take your notebook just to see your hands in more detail. Your right and left hands were the first thing she noticed when you came down. It's not a coincidence because part of them shine in a metallic way and drops of alloy threaten to fall. The dripping of the lithium and aluminum alloy happened at dusk and night, Diopsido had no other option but to keep you standing on a container until it stopped dripping. You did it several nights before sleeping, but there came a moment when the dripping stopped, in its place began to form certain figures that adhered to you. Large drops of aluminum and lithium form small metal heads on your hands. The appearance of the drops is similar to yours, although some of the figures were simple others had details that definitely resemble your hair and face. The metallic drops don't measure more than two centimeters, you can make them flow or retract them at will. Although sometimes they are generated when you don't want them, it's better than letting material spread throughout the Academy. Crisocola is wet as always, her drops don't resemble herself, she is extremely amazed, she observes intently.
(Crisocola) When Diopsido does it she gets lit up and destroys herself, it's very dangerous. But with you that doesn't happen, I wonder why that is.
>She withdraws her approach, then comments to you about the metal that Diopsido keeps. Magnesium is reactive and Diopsido isn't a gem that uses this material too much, she only makes paper. As for you, you don't have the metal distributed throughout your body, only in your lower extremities and in your chest. The alloy always moved towards this center decreasing the volume of all the related conduits, apparently adding more quantity wasn't a problem. Andalucita no longer intervenes much, despite the alloy being at 1% lithium, it's thanks to Diopsido who helped you dry. Crisocola showed a moment of thoughtfulness, but regained her energy in seconds.
(Crisocola) Hey, I also have something to show you. Would you come with me?

>>1981
1d100 = 13 ?

>>8708
Spudz? That sounds funny.
>I had a new and better nickname for Kunzita thanks to Antofilita, it was a good one.
I'm Zafiro. If creating obstacles is inevitable, it doesn't matter what I do, I'll keep creating them, but I can try to create fewer. If the obstacles don't help my combat development, I don't want them either.
>She spoke again to defend her idea and also to introduce herself. A few words wouldn't be enough to change her mind.
I'll call you Filita because I like it more and it's less cut off.
>She also commented on the other gem and sat down.
>She narrowed her eyes without fully closing them, doubting how reminding her of the story of the mineral earth would help her not break other gems or improve her behavior.
>As in other times when gems talked to her about academic topics for a long time, she remained silent without contributing anything, she had no motivation to do so.
>It was in times like these that she thought about Anatasa, and what kind of punishment the true culprit of crimes against other gems would be receiving, if she wasn't with her in that room.