Gems roleplay (Open)

“Like, that hair went outta’ style six thousand years before I was stuck in the garden. Yuck.” She huffed, rolling her eyes as well.
Once they appeared on her Homeworld, the pink Gem glared around for the multicolored fusion and nodded sharply when they weren’t there. “Alright, the coast is clear. And what’s with your eyes? Is it some sort of infection or something gross??” She asked.

“You again!!” She growled running up to them. Spinel turned around with an emotionless face.
“He’s with me, Citrine.” Spinel said blandly.
“Oh! Sorry, Spinel…” The yellow Gem replied, forming their arms into a diamond, standing up straight before backing off, making the pink Gem grin subtlety.

“Anyway, the palace is this way.” She said, grabbing his wrist and walking across a very sketchy looking, but futuristic bridge. It wasn’t unstable in any way, it just was extremely high up and had no railings.

“Yes. I’m high ranked.” She said, not even looking at him to understand his silence.
As she continued walking, the Diamonds appeared on the screen, making another announcement to the Gems of Homeworld. “There they are!” Spinel gasped, smiling. “Unfortunately, they can’t see us, but that’s good, I wanna’ surprise them!”

The guards blocked the doors and glared at Dk, to which Spinel simply raised a hand and said “Stand down.” Which they hesitantly did, letting the two in, during so, Spinel whispered something to them, making them nod. She wasn’t letting go of his arm anytime soon, as she wanted him to be watched at all times.

“Stay here.” She ordered, letting go of his arm, and sneakily walking into a large hall.
“Surprise!” Spinel beamed, triggering three joyful gasps from the throne room as the Diamonds began chattering to the pink Gem in front of them.

After a little bit of explanation, Spinel called Dk over.

(Yeppers)
As he walked into the room, he could see the three massive Gems that stared down at him, all in thrones in their respective color. And Spinel could be seen, lounging in a smaller throne that was placed up front, that was still much too big for her. The four looked quite elegant, all being presented very regally, even if Spinel stood out like a sore thumb.
“Ey, carful with the organic.” Spinel scolded the guards, frowning.
“Is that..?” Blue trailed off, tilting her head curiously.

“I told ya, Blue, that’s the guy who owned the little scaly thing.” Spinel said, looking up at her.

“I never said she was. Wait, you named your dragon Diamond???” She asked, scowling, as if it was a disgrace to the three.

Ignoring his reply, Spinel continued to speak. “So. Now that I’ve brought you to the Diamonds: Why are you here?” She asked, crossing her legs while propping her arm on the side of her throne.

“Curse? I’m sorry, but we don’t do curses.” White said with confusion.
“Right. We may have powers, but we don’t have curses.” Blue agreed.
“Are you implying that we would even bother with cursing an organic?” Yellow asked.
“I don’t think any Gem even has the ability to turn someone into stone.” Spinel piped up, tilting her head lazily.

“Again. What use would organics be of us? They only live for a couple decades and then they’re gone. They’re too much work. ‘Enslaving’ planets is nowhere near what our goal is.” Yellow huffed, crossing her arms, disgusted that he would even accuse them of such a thing.
“Yes. All we did was wipe out all the pathetic life and created better life.” White nodded, making Spinel chuckle before she scolded White for calling other life pathetic, which made her roll her eyes and grumble that she was spending too much time with Steven.
“I don’t understand.” Blue said calmly, “Who saved your life if you were already cursed? Your story doesn’t make sense.”

“If you don’t say anymore, you won’t get the help you so desperately need.” White pointed out.
“And why would we help you? We’re not getting anything out of it.” Spinel asked with a sneer.

“Yellow?” Spinel started, standing up in her throne.
“Hmm.” The Diamond nodded sharply, glancing at the guards, who stood way back before pointing a finger at Death, creating a strike of lightning that struck him without warning, paralyzing the dragon.
“Now, Dk. At least answer why we should help you.” Spinel ordered, jumping down and walking over to him as White signaled the guards to lock the doors and get a couple more Quartzes, which they quickly did

“Can we put him on trial?” Spinel asked with sudden excitement.
“No, he hasn’t done anything wrong.” Yellow sighed, placing a fist on her chin.
“Aww, man. Well, I’ll bring him over. Hopefully he’ll explain once the paralysis wears off.” Spinel said with disappointment, coiling her arms around him and dragging him back to the center of the room.