[Given all the accidental video plaguing the systems today, it's no surprise there is another one in the mix. In this case, however, nothing seems to be happening until other people's screams start shrilling out from the comm.
It's only when a particularly loud one (Ironhide perhaps?) echos out into the seemingly empty room does a figure jump up
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[He'll deal with 'who is this' later.]
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[...Damn those lack of pain receptor switches coupled with your squishy bodies! How do you humans LIVE like this?!]
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I'm going to take that as a no. Sounds like you wound up in the same boat as a lot of other Cybertronians did this morning. Need help?
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[There is a muffled, vaguely sarcastically toned response from down by the foot of the berth. Meanwhile, the drone squealing turns rather frantic. Someone just figured out what happened, and isn't liking it one bit.]
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Okay. First things first. If anything's bleeding a lot, you need to apply direct pressure to the site as best you can. I'm no medic but I know enough to hold somebody until the real thing arrives.
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-'RIMUS SLAGGIT-!!
[...Thanks to Roller retrieving the comm unit from the top of the berth at the best possible moment, it can be seen quite clearly that YES, the human curled up on the floor just grabbed his very broken nose to steam the flow of blood. Ow ow ow ow OW!]
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I take it back. Direct pressure's not going to help that. Sit up if you can and lean forward so the blood comes out the front instead of going down the back of your throat. It'll make your breathing easier. We need to get ice on that nose of yours and get you some painkiller so you can think straight, and then we need to get you to a doctor.
Crumbs. I have no idea where you are. Someone get me a location, I'll bring the supplies I can and call for someone better qualified.
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...'m in my 'partment, of course. Doesn't 'xplain why I look like this 'hough. What is 'oing on?
[He grabs for the comm with a free (yet still bloody) hand, intent on finding out.]
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[His tone's a little clipped, but that's because he's grabbed one of the hostel's first-aid kits and he's busy stuffing in things like a cold gel-pak and extra painkillers.]
What I wouldn't give for two stimpaks and a syringe of Med-X. I don't recognize your face and I'm not entirely clear on your voice. My name's Roger Maxson. I'm in zone three. If you can tell me whose apartment I'm looking for I can get there a lot faster, sir.
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'reetings again, Roger. I'm... [a pause, before glancing at Roller, who would give him away to most anyone who knows him. He attempts to lock down the comm anyway, without much success.] Optimus Prime. Optronix, here.
[He looks down at himself unhappily, before giving the camera a sardonic glance.]
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[He pauses, looking off screen for a moment.]
Never mind. Platner hasn't got the hang of delivering things for me yet. I'll be there as soon as I can. Does anything else hurt severely other than your nose?
[He can talk and get under way at the same time.]
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...Not really. I 'eem to be faintly...'bruised'? but other then being in 'rong body I appear whole.
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If you say so.
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[He could, of course, be wrong, and he's going to have to call on the communicator because knocking at the door has no effect, but.]
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Roller? Could you...?
[Roller chirps, and the reminder that he actually has to verbally talk with his own drone rather then pass along information with a thought only aggrieves him further. Thankfully, Roller is still part of him, if disconnected from his human body, and gets the drift very quickly, remotely unlocking the door.
Then Optimus comes face-to-face with a human for the first time ever, and his surprise shows.]
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