[Backdated to the 3rd]
Who: G1 Megatron (Malcolm), Dreamwave Starscream, G1 Wheeljack
What: Malcolm needs to not be stuck in his alt-mode anymore so he's going to 'enlist' Wheeljack's help.
Where: Zone 6. Random out of the way area that's large enough for a helicopter.
When: Sometime following Malcolm's conversation with Starscream
Warnings/Notes: Threatening, blackmail. Mentions of torture maybe? Think that's it. If anything else comes up it'll be added.
He flies over the area twice, checking for any mechs that might be lingering before he sets down--it's a little harder than he intended and his patience with being stuck like this is long since gone. His only consolation is he's mobile and able to use his weapons himself; this would have been true torture if he'd been stuck as a pistol.
Now he waits for Starscream to bring him the only mech, besides himself, that knows how to reverse the effects of The Transfixatron. If the original hadn't been destroyed by the Transtechs he wouldn't have needed the help, simply shot again that is if his foolish Second had made an identical recreation. It doesn't particularly matter since it's been destroyed but demanding an Autobot to fix him isn't something he cares for. It's aggravating to have that particular failure thrown back in his face but at least it should be simple to convince Wheeljack to help him.
Malcolm will do whatever's necessary and if he isn't mistaken... this Wheeljack may have been the same he dealt with back in their own universe. Regardless, threats and blackmail solve any problem and are decidedly more useful when you're a Megatron.
What: Malcolm needs to not be stuck in his alt-mode anymore so he's going to 'enlist' Wheeljack's help.
Where: Zone 6. Random out of the way area that's large enough for a helicopter.
When: Sometime following Malcolm's conversation with Starscream
Warnings/Notes: Threatening, blackmail. Mentions of torture maybe? Think that's it. If anything else comes up it'll be added.
He flies over the area twice, checking for any mechs that might be lingering before he sets down--it's a little harder than he intended and his patience with being stuck like this is long since gone. His only consolation is he's mobile and able to use his weapons himself; this would have been true torture if he'd been stuck as a pistol.
Now he waits for Starscream to bring him the only mech, besides himself, that knows how to reverse the effects of The Transfixatron. If the original hadn't been destroyed by the Transtechs he wouldn't have needed the help, simply shot again that is if his foolish Second had made an identical recreation. It doesn't particularly matter since it's been destroyed but demanding an Autobot to fix him isn't something he cares for. It's aggravating to have that particular failure thrown back in his face but at least it should be simple to convince Wheeljack to help him.
Malcolm will do whatever's necessary and if he isn't mistaken... this Wheeljack may have been the same he dealt with back in their own universe. Regardless, threats and blackmail solve any problem and are decidedly more useful when you're a Megatron.