Room 315, Tuesday Afternoon

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Peridot was a Gem on a mission.

Not even the mission where she had to rub the rock-licking thing in Jason's face because it was a totally normal thing for geologists to do. That mission, she was going to save for later.

No, no, her mission today was to smuggle something into Jaylah's room. Something big. Something beautiful. Something distinctly fishy and prone to singing happy songs about being put back into the water or not worrying or whatever. Not that she was being terribly secretive about it, what with the way it was tucked unceremoniously under one armpit, her tool kit sitting on the floor beside her as she thumped on Jaylah's door with one little green fist.

"Jaylah! Hey, Jaylah! Open up!"

Yeah, this wasn't going to end in disaster at all.

[OOC: For she of the shouting and beats!]

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It would be great! How many other wonderful things could they turn into nightmarish screeching automatons?

"Yes! Or just above Just Norman's bed!"

Poor Norman. Now there were two aliens calling him that.

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He knew what he got himself into here!

"That should work as well," she agreed, thinking of the practical applications. It could be considered a test run!

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"Excellent!" Peridot lifted her hand and kind of scoot-scooted the fish toward the bed that she assumed belonged to Just Norman. Mostly because the number of decorations on that side of the room seemed excessive to the point of human. "Anybody would be thrilled to come back to such a scientific achievement."

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Jaylah nodded in full agreement. "They enjoy technology."

That was her hot take on humanity.