Happening Again
Saturday, mid-morning - med-bay
*The red optics were there again, looking down at him mockingly as the mech giggled that insane laugh of his and reached down to grab him by the back of the neck and lift him up.*
"Told you you were nothing but a burden to them. What good are you just lying there and waiting for mechs to come to you? You think they care? And just how many have even bothered to look?"
*Something glinted sharp and silvery in his hand*
"I'm doing them a favor taking you off their hands. Maybe now finally they can get on with their lives and fight properly instead of having to always look out for midgets like you."
*He plunged the pointed end of the object into the cat's belly*
*Steeljaw struggled and flailed wildly on the berth, snarling, still half-asleep and trying to both escape the pain and wake himself up. He didnt realize how close to the edge of the berth he was until he tumbled over it and hit the ground with a crash, the sudden impact jolting him fully awake.
He stayed where he was, vents cycling furiously to cool his body down, and whimpered a bit.*
*The red optics were there again, looking down at him mockingly as the mech giggled that insane laugh of his and reached down to grab him by the back of the neck and lift him up.*
"Told you you were nothing but a burden to them. What good are you just lying there and waiting for mechs to come to you? You think they care? And just how many have even bothered to look?"
*Something glinted sharp and silvery in his hand*
"I'm doing them a favor taking you off their hands. Maybe now finally they can get on with their lives and fight properly instead of having to always look out for midgets like you."
*He plunged the pointed end of the object into the cat's belly*
*Steeljaw struggled and flailed wildly on the berth, snarling, still half-asleep and trying to both escape the pain and wake himself up. He didnt realize how close to the edge of the berth he was until he tumbled over it and hit the ground with a crash, the sudden impact jolting him fully awake.
He stayed where he was, vents cycling furiously to cool his body down, and whimpered a bit.*