WHO: Wheeljack, Vergil
WHAT: Wheeljack meets a new friend . . . oh, wait, it's just Vergil
WHERE: Vergil's clinic / Wheeljack's workshop, Zone Five
WHEN: Today
WARNINGS/NOTES: None I can think of. =D;;;
(
Don't want no trouble, just an extra hand . . . or . . . other appendage )
Comments 20
It let out a surprised whistle, a sound Wheeljack might well have recognized as one of Vergil's, and raised one of its upper arms in greeting.
Reply
The design of the symbol this mech did have was a bit confusing to him though - made him think of a target with crosshairs - but he wasn't going to make a judgment on it at all.
He'd not been aware that Vergil had anyone in his employment besides Wing. Maybe this was another new hire. The whistle confirmed that this person likely at least knew the Huragok, whatever else it might mean. He raised a hand in return. "Hey. Ya seen Weighted Forward around? I need ta talk ta him. If he's got a minute."
Reply
Its voice was low and oddly accented, at least compared to many of the Nexus residents. A human might recognize it as sounding like a native speaker of Swahili, one specifically from Kenya.
"I'm sorry, Wheeljack. Just a moment. I'll explain."
The optics went dark, the mech's head sliding back as a crack developed across its chest. A moment later the upper part of the torso tilted backwards, and the Huragok's comparatively tiny form peeped out.
Reply
There was an instant of internal reaction to the sight, an abhorrence that spiked through him for the sake of the poor mech who'd been gutted and taken over by another life form to be used as some kind of puppet . . . but it was kneejerk and instinctual and shoved aside the next instant for the ridiculous thought that it was. More likely, this was a construction of Vergil's as an adaptation for life among Cybertronians, in which case the "suit" made perfect sense, really. And anyway, it wasn't as if he'd never seen others - namely humans - do much the same. Just not to such a level of sophistication.
It took the Autobot a klik longer than he would have liked to recover, but then he shook himself. "Heh, s-sorry. That's just a . . . really strange sight for someone like me. Anyway . . . hi! You, ah, got a minute?"
Reply
Leave a comment