Re: "First Season Finale: Part I"
Posted: Sat Dec 03, 2011 11:53 pm
(( OOC: Posting just for OP tonight since I don't think it's really critical for me to wait for Steelclaw in the scene. I have a feeling as soon as Blazemane posts, everyone else will bombard it with their replies before I can sneak mine in (which will work nicely right now since Icebreaker just showed up and is hesitating on a move). But I'll wait for Cheetor and Dinobot before I post for Rattrap and Tigatron. ))
After calling Maximal Headquarters once, Optimus received nothing but silence. It was unusual since someone was always supposed to be monitoring the scanners and communications. But thinking that they might be preoccupied with something else, the leader gave them a moment or two to answer. Since that time had passed, he decided to make another call.
"Axalon, this is Optimus. Do you copy?" Primal tried reaching them again as he flew peacefully along the sky, holding one of his hands to his receptor. If no one would respond again, he wouldn't bother with another attempt. It's not like his news was significantly important, other than the truce but he wasn't going to reveal that over radio transmission. He would return soon enough, which wouldn't be too much longer; he just wanted someone to know that he was on his way back. After all, he knew what it felt like when some of his crew never check in. The doubt and uncertainty of their Commander's whereabouts was not something he wanted his Maximals distracted with or to worry about.
After calling Maximal Headquarters once, Optimus received nothing but silence. It was unusual since someone was always supposed to be monitoring the scanners and communications. But thinking that they might be preoccupied with something else, the leader gave them a moment or two to answer. Since that time had passed, he decided to make another call.
"Axalon, this is Optimus. Do you copy?" Primal tried reaching them again as he flew peacefully along the sky, holding one of his hands to his receptor. If no one would respond again, he wouldn't bother with another attempt. It's not like his news was significantly important, other than the truce but he wasn't going to reveal that over radio transmission. He would return soon enough, which wouldn't be too much longer; he just wanted someone to know that he was on his way back. After all, he knew what it felt like when some of his crew never check in. The doubt and uncertainty of their Commander's whereabouts was not something he wanted his Maximals distracted with or to worry about.