[well, she's not entirely sure how she got here. this human settlement has an odd feeling to it, one that has pearl on guard. she doesn't remember boarding a train--never would have, but for the fact that Rose was so very fond of human contraptions, and Rose is gone now. So it follows that there is absolutely no reason that she would willingly be on a train.
...but for Steven, of course. however, he doesn't seem to be here, either. nor is there any sign of garnet or amethyst; never mind lazuli or peridot, irritating as she may be.
pearl has no problem being alone. at times, she prefers it. but this isn't a solitude she chose; it's a solitude she found imposed upon her, along with the sudden change in location to...]
...Ruby City. My, that's ridiculous. I don't see a single Ruby.
[and if human naming schemes hold consistent--with beach city having a beach, and all--this place should be absolutely crawling with rubies. upon noticing the flyer depicting the uses of a watch, pearl frowns and squints at her own. that's never been a part of her projected physical form, before, and she doesn't seem to have any control over whether it's there or not.
were it not for the overwhelmingly human feel of this city's architecture, pearl would suspect Homeworld. it's not out of the question, still. but she decides to get information where she can. the faster she resolves this mess, the faster she can focus on more important things. after a moment, she settles on using the audio option.]
Ah, hello? Is this communication device on? I seem to have--wound up here unexpectedly, and am looking for my comrades. Ah--Garnet? Amethyst? Steven? Is anybody out there?
[as dreadful as this place seems to be, it would be slightly more bearable with her teammates. though she does hope steven's not here--he should be safe at home, in bed, or playing those games or whatever it is he does when they leave him unsupervised.]
Pearl | Steven Universe
...but for Steven, of course. however, he doesn't seem to be here, either. nor is there any sign of garnet or amethyst; never mind lazuli or peridot, irritating as she may be.
pearl has no problem being alone. at times, she prefers it. but this isn't a solitude she chose; it's a solitude she found imposed upon her, along with the sudden change in location to...]
...Ruby City. My, that's ridiculous. I don't see a single Ruby.
[and if human naming schemes hold consistent--with beach city having a beach, and all--this place should be absolutely crawling with rubies. upon noticing the flyer depicting the uses of a watch, pearl frowns and squints at her own. that's never been a part of her projected physical form, before, and she doesn't seem to have any control over whether it's there or not.
were it not for the overwhelmingly human feel of this city's architecture, pearl would suspect Homeworld. it's not out of the question, still. but she decides to get information where she can. the faster she resolves this mess, the faster she can focus on more important things. after a moment, she settles on using the audio option.]
Ah, hello? Is this communication device on? I seem to have--wound up here unexpectedly, and am looking for my comrades. Ah--Garnet? Amethyst? Steven? Is anybody out there?
[as dreadful as this place seems to be, it would be slightly more bearable with her teammates. though she does hope steven's not here--he should be safe at home, in bed, or playing those games or whatever it is he does when they leave him unsupervised.]