Negotiation, Chapter 1
Title: Negotiation, Chapter 1
Author: fractalserpent, hopeofdawn
Rating: R/NC-17 (this chapter is PG-13, though)
Verse: Bayverse/movieverse, with some G1 additions
Characters/Pairing: this chapter--Ravage, Ratbat, Buzzsaw, Maggie Madsen, plus other ensemble characters/OCs.
Warnings/Notes:This is an AU off of our 'Sound and Fury' verse, in which the Autobot/Decepticon civil war never happened, and Cybertronians have found *ahem* unique new uses for humans. The rape/noncon archive warning is for the overall themes of this story-verse, which is neck deep in consent issues. We'll continue to use this archive warning on every installment due to the nature of the story-verse. Please heed the warnings if this isn't your thing.
Humans, like most organics, are poorly suited to environmental extremes. All humans should be kept in a protective enclosure when not in use, ideally with one or two additional members of their species. Isolation can lead to erratic functioning, and it is inadvisable to allow humans to roam freely, due to environmental hazards and possible organic contamination of living areas.
Cross-posted to transficsation
Author: fractalserpent, hopeofdawn
Rating: R/NC-17 (this chapter is PG-13, though)
Verse: Bayverse/movieverse, with some G1 additions
Characters/Pairing: this chapter--Ravage, Ratbat, Buzzsaw, Maggie Madsen, plus other ensemble characters/OCs.
Warnings/Notes:This is an AU off of our 'Sound and Fury' verse, in which the Autobot/Decepticon civil war never happened, and Cybertronians have found *ahem* unique new uses for humans. The rape/noncon archive warning is for the overall themes of this story-verse, which is neck deep in consent issues. We'll continue to use this archive warning on every installment due to the nature of the story-verse. Please heed the warnings if this isn't your thing.
Humans, like most organics, are poorly suited to environmental extremes. All humans should be kept in a protective enclosure when not in use, ideally with one or two additional members of their species. Isolation can lead to erratic functioning, and it is inadvisable to allow humans to roam freely, due to environmental hazards and possible organic contamination of living areas.
Cross-posted to transficsation