Re: "First Season Finale: Part II"
Posted: Sun Feb 12, 2012 8:45 pm
Terrorsaur, wobbling on his beast mode's feet, journeyed down the hallways of the Predacon ship. The truce made everything so much more boring. It was merely sitting around and waiting for Megatron to give them orders. What was worse was that the leader himself was gone and there was no one around to tell them what to do. Terrorsaur would try to have a little fun, but considering what happened to Glowstick when the latter tried to take matters into his own hands, the pterodactyl thought better for himself. Instead, he digressed to guard duty. Patrolling at least gave him something active to do. Turning the corner, Terrorsaur blinked at the sight before him.
"A Maximal?"
There, with a jack in the terminal, was a furry looking creature. It was not anyone he recognized from the Predacon team, and anything that adorably fuzzy must surely be a Maximal spy.
"Stop right there!" Terrorsaur yelled.
Running down the hallway, the Predacon flapped his wings in a threatening manner at Ironclaw. He knew he could not transform and shoot the badger, but he was sure he'd find a way to stop him nonetheless.
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Rhinox gave an acknowledging look to Wintersong. Orcariner had mentioned once in private that he held Steelclaw with higher regard than the other Predacons. The senior officer had doubts as to whether or not those two would be considered as friends. Yet, he knew that somewhere down in that labyrinth, a camaraderie of some sort was formed. It would certainly do more harm than good if the orca would find out that his closest Predacon acquaintance was directly responsible for his closest Maximal friend's death. It was a twist of fate that made even Rhinox feel a twinge of pain inside.
"Well," he said out loud, "That certainly complicates things."
He contemplated over this revelation for a few seconds. Looking back at the group of younger Maximals, he told them what was on his mind.
"I don't want anyone telling Orcariner the details of Icebreaker's death. That goes for everyone until Optimus or I say otherwise."
Rhinox had enough experience to recognize even the most subtle details. Such details included the giant Maximal's change in behavior after Nightmist's death. Rhinox was not even sure if the younger bot had overcome his revenge-like inclinations towards the Predacon known as Nemesis. He could not fathom what this news would do to Orcariner's psyche. The killer whale was smart, and Rhinox knew there will be a time when he would discover the identity of Icebreaker's killer. He only hoped that Orcariner would refrain from doing something stupid. Otherwise, Rhinox would have to personally intervene.
"A Maximal?"
There, with a jack in the terminal, was a furry looking creature. It was not anyone he recognized from the Predacon team, and anything that adorably fuzzy must surely be a Maximal spy.
"Stop right there!" Terrorsaur yelled.
Running down the hallway, the Predacon flapped his wings in a threatening manner at Ironclaw. He knew he could not transform and shoot the badger, but he was sure he'd find a way to stop him nonetheless.
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Rhinox gave an acknowledging look to Wintersong. Orcariner had mentioned once in private that he held Steelclaw with higher regard than the other Predacons. The senior officer had doubts as to whether or not those two would be considered as friends. Yet, he knew that somewhere down in that labyrinth, a camaraderie of some sort was formed. It would certainly do more harm than good if the orca would find out that his closest Predacon acquaintance was directly responsible for his closest Maximal friend's death. It was a twist of fate that made even Rhinox feel a twinge of pain inside.
"Well," he said out loud, "That certainly complicates things."
He contemplated over this revelation for a few seconds. Looking back at the group of younger Maximals, he told them what was on his mind.
"I don't want anyone telling Orcariner the details of Icebreaker's death. That goes for everyone until Optimus or I say otherwise."
Rhinox had enough experience to recognize even the most subtle details. Such details included the giant Maximal's change in behavior after Nightmist's death. Rhinox was not even sure if the younger bot had overcome his revenge-like inclinations towards the Predacon known as Nemesis. He could not fathom what this news would do to Orcariner's psyche. The killer whale was smart, and Rhinox knew there will be a time when he would discover the identity of Icebreaker's killer. He only hoped that Orcariner would refrain from doing something stupid. Otherwise, Rhinox would have to personally intervene.