Giants of the Earth, Chapter 24
Giants Of The Earth (135872 words) by HopeofDawn, fractalserpent
Chapters: 24/?
Fandom: Transformers, Transformers (Bay Movies), Transformers Generation One, Iron Giant (1999), Transformers - All Media Types
Rating: General Audiences
Warnings: No Archive Warnings Apply
Characters: Optimus Prime, Bumblebee (Transformers), Ratchet (Transformers), Prowl (Transformers), William Lennox, Sam Witwicky, Hogarth Hughes, Iron Giant, Jazz (Transformers), Red Alert (Transformers), Wheeljack (Transformers), Mikaela Banes, Bluestreak (Transformers), Sideswipe (Transformers), Wheelie (Transformers), Brains (Transformers), Que (Transformers), Ironhide (Transformers), Charlotte Mearing, Glenn Morshower, Robert Epps, Hound (Transformers), Blaster (Transformers), Perceptor (Transformers), Springer (Transformers), Kup (Transformers), Flipsides (Transformers), Starscream (Transformers), Thundercracker (Transformers), Skywarp (Transformers), Beachcomber (Transformers), Astrotrain (Transformers), Skyfire (Transformers), Ensemble, Soundwave (Transformers), Rumble (Transformers), Frenzy (Transformers), Ratbat (Transformers), Cassettes (Transformers), Buzzsaw, Steeljaw (Transformers), Ramhorn
Additional Tags: Crossover, Robots, Hatchlings, Sparklings, Alternate Universe - Fusion
Series: Part 2 of Giants of the Earth
Summary:
So far the hatchlings -- round-framed and growing harder to corral by the joor -- didn’t seem to mind the cold. Or the dirt, to judge by the way they were flinging it up as they squabbled over the remains of a thoroughly-disassembled Land Rover. The uniformed, arrogant little squishies who’d ridden it up here probably hadn’t intended to leave it as tribute, but that was just bad luck for them, now wasn’t it? Too bad there was so much mist; without it, he might still be able to spot the humans walking down the mountain. Pathetic fraggers.
Splitshift still couldn’t tell what the Autobits saw in the damned things. Humans were stupid, and ridiculously squishy, without a decent plate of armor in the entire lot of them. Not to mention *noisy* -- he envied the hatchlings. They, at least, didn’t have comm receivers good enough to pick up all this caterwauling. And they certainly wouldn’t be ordered to jack those receivers up to maximum on an exposed ridgeline like this! Blah blah this and blah blah that and Decepticon alien invasion and…
... wait a minute.
Chapters: 24/?
Fandom: Transformers, Transformers (Bay Movies), Transformers Generation One, Iron Giant (1999), Transformers - All Media Types
Rating: General Audiences
Warnings: No Archive Warnings Apply
Characters: Optimus Prime, Bumblebee (Transformers), Ratchet (Transformers), Prowl (Transformers), William Lennox, Sam Witwicky, Hogarth Hughes, Iron Giant, Jazz (Transformers), Red Alert (Transformers), Wheeljack (Transformers), Mikaela Banes, Bluestreak (Transformers), Sideswipe (Transformers), Wheelie (Transformers), Brains (Transformers), Que (Transformers), Ironhide (Transformers), Charlotte Mearing, Glenn Morshower, Robert Epps, Hound (Transformers), Blaster (Transformers), Perceptor (Transformers), Springer (Transformers), Kup (Transformers), Flipsides (Transformers), Starscream (Transformers), Thundercracker (Transformers), Skywarp (Transformers), Beachcomber (Transformers), Astrotrain (Transformers), Skyfire (Transformers), Ensemble, Soundwave (Transformers), Rumble (Transformers), Frenzy (Transformers), Ratbat (Transformers), Cassettes (Transformers), Buzzsaw, Steeljaw (Transformers), Ramhorn
Additional Tags: Crossover, Robots, Hatchlings, Sparklings, Alternate Universe - Fusion
Series: Part 2 of Giants of the Earth
Summary:
So far the hatchlings -- round-framed and growing harder to corral by the joor -- didn’t seem to mind the cold. Or the dirt, to judge by the way they were flinging it up as they squabbled over the remains of a thoroughly-disassembled Land Rover. The uniformed, arrogant little squishies who’d ridden it up here probably hadn’t intended to leave it as tribute, but that was just bad luck for them, now wasn’t it? Too bad there was so much mist; without it, he might still be able to spot the humans walking down the mountain. Pathetic fraggers.
Splitshift still couldn’t tell what the Autobits saw in the damned things. Humans were stupid, and ridiculously squishy, without a decent plate of armor in the entire lot of them. Not to mention *noisy* -- he envied the hatchlings. They, at least, didn’t have comm receivers good enough to pick up all this caterwauling. And they certainly wouldn’t be ordered to jack those receivers up to maximum on an exposed ridgeline like this! Blah blah this and blah blah that and Decepticon alien invasion and…
... wait a minute.