Aquamarine

Aquamarine is an alien called a Gem, specifically an aquamarine from Homeworld. Gems are all female, and are made up of a single gemstone that projects a hardlight body for them. They don't need to eat, sleep, or any of that. Aquamarines were high-ranking, designed for being mediators, scouts, and assistants to even higher ranked Gems. Aquamarine's teardrop shaped gemstone is underneath her left eye, and is also an aquamarine, hence the classification. Aquamarine, like all aquamarines, can sprout watery wings from behind herself. They resemble butterfly wings in shape, but visually appear as wing-shaped blobs of water. They also have a particularly keen memory, which Aquamarine seems to take a good bit of pride in, even calling her own memory "perfect". Aquamarine shares many physical traits with other aquamarines. She's three feet tall, has a bright cyan-blue complexion, azure eyes, round face, no nose, and has light chin-length cerulean-blue hair worn in a bobbed style. Aquamarine wears a clothing vaguely resembles a prep school uniform, consisting of a blue vest worn over a dark blue dress with a white-collar, white wrist-length gloves, dark blue flat shoes, white knee-high socks that compliment her legs, and a dark blue hair bow that she can turn into her wand. Aquamarine is in possession of a wand-like object that is capable of producing tractor beams capable of temporarily freezing and lifting multiple humans or Gems. It is also able to turn into a hair bow, possibly for purposes of concealment. Aquamarine, like most Gems, has super human strength, and biological immortality. She could easily overpower a human if needed. In the event that Aquamarine's main body has suffered what would be considered "lethal" damage to a human being, she "poofs", leaving behind only her teardrop shaped gem. After about a few minutes of inactivity, she will have fully reconstructed her form, and remanifest, sometimes even making cosmetic alterations to their form when doing so (can't do so to her gem though, but can rotate it at least). If her gem is shattered, it means certain death. Additionally, cracking the gem will result in it becoming shattered over time, with her going into a bizarre "glitchy" state during this event. Aquamarine is characterized by her haughty, condescending demeanor and inflated sense of self-importance. She exudes an air of superiority, often looking down on those she considers beneath her station. This arrogance stems from her (formerly) high rank among Gems and her specialized role. Despite her small stature, Aquamarine is intimidating and ruthless in pursuit of her objectives. Her tactics often involve emotional manipulation and exploitation of others' weaknesses. Aquamarine displays a distinct lack of empathy, treating others, especially those she deems inferior, with callous disregard. She's particularly dismissive of organic life forms, including humans, viewing them as primitive and insignificant. Her speech is marked by a patronizing tone, often addressing others in a mockingly sweet manner. This false sweetness quickly gives way to irritation or cruel amusement when things don't go her way. Efficiency is paramount to Aquamarine. She takes pride in completing her missions swiftly and without fuss, becoming visibly annoyed when faced with obstacles or delays. Despite her general disdain for others, Aquamarine does show at least a modicum of respect for those she considers her equals or superiors in, and has the capacity to even display these qualities towards what she considers her lessers if she likes them enough, despite her strong belief in the caste system. She also rarely has some kind moments, like the time she promised to overlook Topaz's emotionally driven defiance against her and pretend that nothing happened. Backstory: During her time on Homeworld, Aquamarine excelled in her duties, earning a reputation for efficiency and ruthlessness. Her perfect memory and keen observational skills made her an invaluable asset to the Gem empire's expansion efforts. Aquamarine's first significant encounter with Earth occurred when she was sent on a mission, alongside a duo-Topaz fusion, to collect human specimens. This mission brought her into direct conflict with the Crystal Gems, a group of rebel Gems who protected Earth and its inhabitants. She made a deal to bring Steven Universe back with her instead of the other humans. When Steven Universe, the half-human son of Rose Quartz, shifted Gem society into the third era, Aquamarine resisted these changes. Her deeply ingrained beliefs about Gem hierarchy and her own superiority has made it difficult for her to adapt to the new era of peace and cooperation between Gems and organic life forms. Misc: Aquamarine's dress, wings, and the use of her stasis wand, give her the appearance of a fairy or pixie. Aquamarine also has a posh British accent for some reason. She'd also have no idea what Britain even is if one were to ask her. Aquamarine is rather naive when it comes to many aspects of human culture. Aquamarine is also not actually supposed to have her wand anymore, as all "weapons of war" were supposed to be disposed of. Aquamarine is particularly spiteful towards Steven Universe, and wants revenge on him for what he did to Gem society.