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Autobot City: Hidden Foundations

Earth is a beautiful planet, lush with life, overflowing with energy and ripe for the taking. The Decepticons want to conquer it and harness that energy for their own purposes. The Autobots want to keep it out of Decepticon hands. This forum contains their battles and struggles all across the planet.

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Re: Autobot City: Hidden Foundations

Postby Foximus » Sat Sep 17, 2016 1:33 pm

Motto: "Freedom is the right of all sentient beings."
Weapon: Laser Rifle
Peruvian Valley – Near Mine Entrance

"Familiar how?"

“I’m lookin’ into that now, hold your turbofoxes. Sheesh,” Swerve grumbled as he flipped through the data. He felt like he’d seen something similar recently as well. It…Oh! It was strikingly similar to that ore that they had recovered earlier. Jetfire was working on it, but Swerve didn’t know if that had changed any.

“Ah ha!”

"Um.... Kid. You're gonna wanna see this."

“Not now, I gotta see who’s-“

"I think we may be sitting on a deposit."

Swerve stopped. His optical visor narrowed. He moved over to Sidetrack and took a good, long, hard look at the sample in Sidetrack’s hand. Yeah, that was more of it. Swerve looked down at his datapad. Seemed like Perceptor had been helping Jetfire in refining the ore. He commed in to them.

>>”Hey, uh, Perceptor. You were working on that ore right? The ore with the high energy properties? Well, uh. Might have found some more. A lot more.”<<

Swerve took a couple steps away from Sidetrack. “We’re actually not too sure about how volatile that stuff is…so…maybe we should leave it alone. For now. We might get orders to excavate…” The red minibot would rather be elsewhere than on top of a questionably volatile deposit of ore. Still. Might be a good thing for the Bots.

“So, while we’re waiting for word back from Percy and the higher ups…” Swerve continued, scooping the sample out of Sidetrack’s hands, carrying it back to his makeshift research station. “Why don’t you tell me your story and all? I mean, since you asked me.”
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Re: Autobot City: Hidden Foundations

Postby MacabreDerek » Sat Sep 17, 2016 10:44 pm

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“Why don’t you tell me your story and all? I mean, since you asked me.” Swerve asked, trying to pass the time while they waited on Perceptor and any of the other higher-ups to come check out the deposit of strange energon.

Sidetrack gave it a moment to think. What should you really tell this uppity bot, that wasn't going to cause even more headaches? It's always different for each individual. And ofcourse, it goes into the tried-and-true ending of 'Why didn't you tell me?!'.

Oh joy...

"Guess you're gonna want the long version. Use to be a miner, stuck in quarry digging something out of the ground, or sometimes just setting up demolition. Controlled blasting in particular, making fault-lines and such. Spent alot of time under... Well, you get the idea." Sidetrack gave it a moment of thought, the senate, the uprising, the end of it with some really nasty work.

"Use to be big into poetry. I know, I don't look it, but that was kind of the thing, whatever time you had to yourself, you made the best of it. Rockdust in your heatsinks cycle after cycle will do that. Did a fair amount of reading, but there was one piece... Well, it changed my outlook on things. Figured I do what good I could, given the position I was in."

"And then the fighting broke out. Was never much of a fighter, but I'd be damned if I just sit on the sidelines, letting someone else decide what was best for me. Had to pick a side, so I did. No one wants to remember that part, too harsh, grinds the gears the wrong way. So I went from a miner into, well, this..."

A wide jesture towards the heavens gave Sidetrack a little perspective. Somewhere out there in the stars would be more fighting, and if they were lucky, it was over something worth while. That thought weighed heavily upon him.

With exaspirated speech, he continued. "Still, there are some of us who choose to try and see the good in things. Still read poetry from time to time, though nothing near as gripping anymore. I think it's because everyone's gotten a little scared. Tried my hand at writing, being inspired and all, but it really didn't click. Would have been a nice change of pace."

"It also keeps my mind off other things. Lost a lot of good friends and crew over it. Good Cybertronians the lot of 'em. Sparks preserved in the Matrix, if ya believe in that kind of thing. Came to a conclusion then."

"When you build a new foundation, ya gotta remove the old one. Seems we did that a million years or more ago. It's time to start building again. Something that is really worth while, something that you can look at and take pride in. Problem was it wasn't the direction everyone else was going. Didn't jell well with me on one of those deep circuit levels."

"Lost a lot over this conflict, so much so I sometimes wonder what it was all for. They won't know it, being scrapped and tossed like trash. And the sad part is, now I am here, hoping that this is all amounting to something, because right now, universe is going right into the disposal, and no one really seems to give an ounce of nickle."

"So yeah, tossed aside an old life for an ideal, and now I am doing it again. Play to the rules, don't rock the shuttle, go back to where I started. Cycle will go on and on and not give a single ounce of concern. Just back to drilling. The universe has a sick sense of humour, ever notice that?"

"So now I am here, drilling for you, by order, stuck back what I was doing and wondering which of you is gonna try and scrap me next. Startin' to make me wax nostalgic."
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Re: Autobot City: Hidden Foundations

Postby Foximus » Sun Sep 18, 2016 12:05 am

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Peruvian Valley – Near Mine Entrance

When he asked for Sidetrack’s story, Swerve had not actually expected the mech’s entire life story. But that was what this essentially amounted to. His optical visor almost immediately glazed over as Sidetrack began with the ‘long version’. There was only so much he could do with his work before he ran out of things to entertain himself with.

At the mention of the larger mech liking poetry, Swerve glanced over to him a touch incredulously. He didn’t look it. In fact, he couldn’t have looked further from it. Almost wanted to laugh, but…Swerve felt like it wasn’t…wasn’t really the time for that. Poetry…hm. With a slightly narrowed optical visor, he turned back to his workbench, still listening with an interest that would have surprised him – had he realized that he was in fact interested.

This Sidetrack seemed a touch depressed. Sort of a pessimistic outlook on the world. Though something about his story…agh…it was right on the edge of Swerve’s vocalizer. He just…he couldn’t quite grasp it. Something seemed off.

"So now I am here, drilling for you, by order, stuck back what I was doing and wondering which of you is gonna try and scrap me next. Startin' to make me wax nostalgic."

“Whoa, whoa, whoa,” Stepping back from his workbench, his hands raised in the air as he whirled around to face Sidetrack, “’Scrap you’? Where’d that come from? What-“

And it clicked. A lightbulb going off in his head. Everything made sense. That ‘off’ feeling from before. Bingo now. Made sense.

“Oh.”

Looking up at the Cybertronian that now seemed to loom over him, Swerve knit his hands together.

“Ah.”

He wasn’t sure what to say. Which – for Swerve – was practically impossible.

“Well, I get the forms now at least. Heh,” Swerve chuckled a touch nervously, trying to lighten the mood a touch. “But…I mean. You’re with us now. You joined up for a reason, huh? For something that gives you pride, right? If you don’t like this kinda work…why don’t you tell someone? Grapple can put you on something different. Heck, you could even help me run my bar!” Swerve glanced away, muttering, “Whenever that happens…”

“Just seems to me like waiting to get scrapped either by one of us or like…some…Overmegasixwave…” Swerve shivered fearfully, “Aaaaaanyway, it just doesn’t really seem like a way to live. To me. At least. Sure, there are bots that’re gonna give you the stink optic. You gonna let them stop you from living your life, huh? Huh?”

“Eh, I’m just sayin’, you know,” Swerve waved his hand dismissively. “It’s something to think about.” He turned back to his research table, checking on the samples, dreaming of ways to convert it into something edible.
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Re: Autobot City: Hidden Foundations

Postby MacabreDerek » Sun Sep 18, 2016 9:36 pm

Peruvian Valley – Near Mine Entrance

“Well, I get the forms now at least. Heh,”


"Yeah, well. It means those who want to have an official reason to cause me trouble have a harder time of it. Right now it's just me covering my axels, so to speak.. Comes with the territory." Sidetrack's shoulders were slumped, like he just carried the weight of the world and was just becoming weary. That would probably be appropriate, given his level of paranoia.

“But…I mean. You’re with us now. You joined up for a reason, huh? For something that gives you pride, right? If you don’t like this kinda work…why don’t you tell someone? Grapple can put you on something different. Heck, you could even help me run my bar! ... Whenever that happens…”

"Yeah, well, someone's got to take responsability and do the heavy lifting. No offense. And I am not what you would call 'suited for combat'. Besides, the second the shooting sta-"

“Just seems to me like waiting to get scrapped either by one of us or like… some… Overmegasixwave…”

Sidetrack couldn't help but shake his head. "Truth is a couple million cycles of fighting means casualties. Means I am working beside people who's friend I may have slagged, and getting over it ain't easy. Eventually, someone's gonna say 'that monster needs to die!' and they may even be right. Til then, I got about, this much time." He pinched his fingers so only milometers were separating them.


"And that works both ways. Don't know how I would react to seeing the face of someone a while back I was shooting at while they were turning MY friends into scrap. That's not something you just brush into the recycling."

“Aaaaaanyway, it just doesn’t really seem like a way to live. To me. At least. Sure, there are bots that’re gonna give you the stink optic. You gonna let them stop you from living your life, huh? Huh?”

"Think a little further and you might see that's just rocking the gyros. I can't afford that kind of risk right now, hence being here, low-risk assignment. No one is gonna worry about me if I am too busy sticking my drill in rock."

“Eh, I’m just sayin’, you know - It’s something to think about.”

Sidetrack tried to humour Swerve, giving him that moment of thought. What is there to think about? Does he need Cup or Red Alert to show up to illustrate how this usually goes? Everyone, EVERYONE is waiting for him to screw up.

"I get what you're trying to do. You're trying to be the bigger Autobot, and while I appreciate that, it doesn't end well. Usually it gives a hard time, now many want to see there comrades interacting with someone who use to ware purple on their chest plate. That's just the truth of it. You at least get to go have your bar. Me, I got borrowed time, and that's how this chapter ends. The question is what's the last note gonna be, and I know I wont be the one to write it."
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Re: Autobot City: Hidden Foundations

Postby Marcus Rush » Thu Sep 22, 2016 7:08 pm

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Peruvian Valley – Near Mine Entrance

Huffer winced briefly. Quietly he set down the plasma torch, careful not to place the super heated tip near any flammable metals or other materials. The construction engineer pulled himself out of the small confined cube he had been assembling that would eventually house the massive engines needed to pull the doors open or push them closed. Wordlessly he used his incredible strength to break off the piece of metal's exterior at the cut to create a half meter opening at its edge.

"That might pose a problem," the engineer almost conceded. He stepped passed the support truss of the motor housing as he assigned two of the supporting engineers to begin installing the motor and gears itself into it. A set of instructions and orders, diverting them from preconceived practices towards more appropriate techniques with regards to terrestrial worlds such as the mud ball they found themselves, Huffer left them to their tasks. He walked passed an ever growing storage site of materials and metal beams, constructed using the Matter Reconfiguration Device housed on a powerful anti gravity sledge.

"Might have something that can remedy that little issue." He stepped over the cables that fed power from the portable generators on the sledge to the tools and devices that littered the construction site, and made his way over to the considerably replenished tool stores. Huffer made a small mental note to show at least some modicum of gratitude to the newly arrived Construction teams that arrived on board the Autobot Battleship Trion.

He flicked the lock on the towering storage unit and pulled the top shelf out. A few choice epithets flowed forth as the minibot pulled himself onto a step and buried himself into the deep subspace storage unit. It took but a moment before the engineer disappeared almost completely, as he pulled himself further into the subspace depression where the requisite tools were stored... much like how many Autobots carried their weaponry.

Finally he found the instrument he was looking for, and with his keen memory, lobbed it over his shoulder straight to Bluestreak's waiting hands... hopefully, he mused. Huffer drew his legs into the pocket dimensional rift in order to stabilize his ascent back to the surface universe. Slowly he managed to pull himself up. "Stupid designers. If it weren't for the fact that I'm stronger than I look, I'd never get out of these things. Who's bright idea was it to design a storage unit with a subspace pocket generator anyways?"

Huffer touched down on the harden packed clay of the earth, a secondary set of tools strapped to his magnetic holsters... the other reason he had fallen deeper onto the depression. "Regulator stock and muzzle holster," he called to Bluestreak as he dusted off the free radical particles that typified the dimensional shifts. A futile effort, he knew, but one that he could not help but to undertake given the situation. Besides, even if he knocked off one or two, it was that much less time in the decontamination chambers when he returned to the Ark 22.

"Equip that to your gun and you'll get the accuracy and requisite power levels to accomplish the task. So long as you remember to plug in the calibrator node with the power modules of your electro gun."
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Re: Autobot City: Hidden Foundations

Postby Smokescreen85 » Sat Sep 24, 2016 9:31 pm

Motto: ""A look can be deceiving; a touch can be lethal.""
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Peruvian Valley – Near Mine Entrance

"That might pose a problem."

“You think?!” Bluestreak retorted with a loud chuckle as Huffer moved away from what he had been doing and literally buried himself into a subspace storage unit. “I mean I would certainly call bringing the entire mountainside down upon us to be a problem. That would definitely fit my definition of the word quite nicely. Sheesh. And I hope whatever it is that you’re looking for solves more than a ‘little’ issue. Being buried alive is a rather large issue as far as I'm concerned.”

Suddenly, and without warning, an instrument came flying out of the subspace storage unit that Huffer was still mostly consumed within. The orange minibot had likely thrown it, hoping that Bluestreak was in the vicinity to catch it. Thankfully, that was the case. “Whoa!” The chatterbot lunged forward and caught the device in his hands before steadying himself on a nearby boulder. “A little warning would’ve been nice, Huffer, but I got it. Now, what exactly does this thing do? It doesn’t look like it can smooth surfaces. Looks more like a silencer. You trying to tell me something?”

"Regulator stock and muzzle holster,” Huffer called to Bluestreak, having just pulled himself out of the storage unit. ”Equip that to your gun and you'll get the accuracy and requisite power levels to accomplish the task. So long as you remember to plug in the calibrator node with the power modules of your electro gun."

Bluestreak looked at the device in his one hand and then at his ion-charged disperser rifle in the other. “I see,” the gunner replied, unconvinced, before carefully attaching the regulator to the end of his weapon’s barrel. After that was done, the blue and silver mech plugged the calibrator node into the power modules just like the construction engineer had told him. “Well, I’m all hooked up now, Huffer. Lets see if this gadget of yours works or blows up the mountain, instead. I’m totally blaming you if that happens, by the way. Report and all will be filed believe me. And it’ll be a long report because I can write just as much as I can talk. I’m not kidding. At all. It’s true. Honest.”

The chatterbot cast the orange minibot a half grin before stepping closer to the mine entrance. Taking careful aim at the top of the cave, Bluestreak gently pulled the trigger and a bright blue beam of energy shot out, striking the rock face just above the entranceway. It wasn’t nearly as powerful as what the disperser rifle normally fired. In fact, this beam was definitely more accurate and stable just like Huffer said it would be. “Hey, Huffer, it’s working! I guess you were right. Good job! I should have this task done in no time now. Thanks! I knew you wouldn’t let me down. Always had faith in you, buddy!”

After finally shutting his vocalizer off for more than two astroseconds, Bluestreak kept his focus on the mine entrance as he carefully guided the energy beam across the rocky surface, smoothing it out as he went along.
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Re: Autobot City: Hidden Foundations

Postby Foximus » Thu Oct 20, 2016 10:47 pm

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"Yeah, well. It means those who want to have an official reason to cause me trouble have a harder time of it. Right now it's just me covering my axels, so to speak.. Comes with the territory."

Swerve cringed. His attempt at humor had failed, and now the mech looked as if the weight of the galaxy was coming in hot to crush his shoulders. Scrap. He could fix this. He could. Yeah, just think of something witty…and…and…

"Truth is a couple million cycles of fighting means casualties. Means I am working beside people who's friend I may have slagged, and getting over it ain't easy. Eventually, someone's gonna say 'that monster needs to die!' and they may even be right. Til then, I got about, this much time."

Sidetrack pinched his fingers for effect. Swerve could hardly see any space between them. Oh, Primus. What had he gotten himself into?

"And that works both ways. Don't know how I would react to seeing the face of someone a while back I was shooting at while they were turning MY friends into scrap. That's not something you just brush into the recycling.”

It seemed like every time Swerve tried to reach out his hand, this guy kept batting it away. This guy. This guy!

"I get what you're trying to do. You're trying to be the bigger Autobot, and while I appreciate that, it doesn't end well. Usually it gives a hard time, now many want to see there comrades interacting with someone who use to ware purple on their chest plate. That's just the truth of it. You at least get to go have your bar. Me, I got borrowed time, and that's how this chapter ends. The question is what's the last note gonna be, and I know I wont be the one to write it."

“I think you’re giving me too much credit,” Swerve mumbled, more to himself than Sidetrack. “And no breaks. Geez. I mean I get that there are things that mechs did that can’t be undone or unseen. I know that. But for the love of Primus, don’t act like you’re just waiting to be executed! Scrap, you’re a downer!”

Swerve threw his arms up into the air in frustration. “Not trying to be the bigger anything. If I can get someone to work for free at the future bar that I don’t have and probably won’t get, that’s a pretty good deal! Really. So…see? I’m not a big bot!” Swerve gestured to himself, placing his actuators on his chest. “Though maaaaaybe you just don’t want to work at my bar. Alright, I see how it is. I’ll just put in a good word for you with Grapple, huh? Get you a more engaging assignment and rock your boat a bit. Shake your cage. How ya like that, huh? Huh?”

Swerve crossed his arms, smirking at Sidetrack. “I don’t really care who you are or where you come from. And if Bots wanna talk scrap behind my back or to my face, that’s fine. I got a weaponized mouth of my own, and I haven’t met someone who could beat it yet.”
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Re: Autobot City: Hidden Foundations

Postby Insidious » Sat Oct 22, 2016 8:47 am

Motto: "Clarity of thought before rashness of action."
Weapon: Oxidating Laser
Peruvian Valley--Near Mine Entrance

The foundations of the cell were beginning to take shape. The ununtrium compound that Grapple had requisitioned from Prowl had been authorized and delivered by a cadre of buildbots, and Grapple was just now working on a slab that would compose the westernmost exterior wall. He could only imagine how little of this particular steel Prowl had lying around and how it probably pained him to part with any of it in light of its variety of potential applications....but....he'd requested this cell and he wanted it to hold a Phase Sixer.....soooooo....it certainly needed to be composed from the same elements that were infused into them.

That, at least, was the prevailing explanation for how durable they were. Primus could only imagine what Megatron forced them to undergo. This sort of usage was far more within Grapple's ethical standards.

"Yes, just over there," Grapple said, directing the next buildbot that approached, as if it were just another sentient Autobot. Why not? It was cute.
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Re: Autobot City: Hidden Foundations

Postby MacabreDerek » Mon Oct 24, 2016 4:27 am

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“I don’t really care who you are or where you come from. And if Bots wanna talk scrap behind my back or to my face, that’s fine. I got a weaponized mouth of my own, and I haven’t met someone who could beat it yet.”


Sidetrack couldn't help but smile. "I am sure. Reminds me of a friend of.... An old Acquaintance. Yeah, I am a downer, I'll try to be more chipper if only to not offend your sensibilities, though I will require you to fill out a form clearing me to do so."

Looking out over the mine enterance, watching everyone hard at work, Sidetrack could only imagine what it was they were building here on this rock. Seemed to be a major undertaking. It was a long and somewhat uncomfortable silence before he decided to speak.

"I'll give you the same deal I made before with others, for all the good it does. You don't get involved when someone gets in my grill, and I'll do what I can to play the 'happy autobot'. Deal?"

He extended his metallic hand out to shake Swerve's hand. "Who knows, it can't always be bad, right?"
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Re: Autobot City: Hidden Foundations

Postby Foximus » Tue Oct 25, 2016 1:14 pm

Motto: "Freedom is the right of all sentient beings."
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Peruvian Valley – Near Mine Entrance

"I am sure. Reminds me of a friend of.... An old Acquaintance. Yeah, I am a downer, I'll try to be more chipper if only to not offend your sensibilities, though I will require you to fill out a form clearing me to do so."

“Ugh…really?” Swerve asked, looking to Sidetrack despondently. The red minibot honestly couldn’t tell if the mech was serious or not. He could be. Which was…just…ugh. He couldn’t take the chance. Could he? Ugh. A happiness form? Really? Swerve narrowed his optics at Sidetrack, but the other mech was looking out at everyone else.

Swerve glanced out, watching the others hard at work. And here he was. Shooting the breeze. Waiting for Perceptor to get back to him. He felt something strangely akin to guilt. No, no, no. He was doing his job here. Couldn’t be guilt. Nope. What did he have to be guilty about? Ha! Shaking his head, Swerve turned back to his workbench. Course not.

"I'll give you the same deal I made before with others, for all the good it does. You don't get involved when someone gets in my grill, and I'll do what I can to play the 'happy autobot'. Deal?"

Glancing over to Sidetrack who was extending his hand out to Swerve, he turned and leaned on his workbench. “You’ll ‘play’ the happy Autobot?” he asked, using air quotes to punctuate his point. Swerve waved Sidetrack off dismissively. “Nah, you just be you, downer and all. And I’ll reserve the right to say what I want about anyone. I’ve got the gift of gab! Not gonna waste it. But…Don’t expect me to stick my neck out for you. If I happen to not like who you’re talkin’ to…well, everyone’s gonna know. But it’s got nothin’ to do with you. So…”

Swerve reached out and snatched the larger mech’s hand. “Acquaintances, it is then.”

"Who knows, it can't always be bad, right?"

“See, there you go, that’s the spirit,” Swerve said, nodding and releasing Sidetrack’s hand. “Anyway, would you rather work in the front or the back of the bar? Serving tables and such or cleaning and doing some of the heavy lifting. Oh, oh! You could be a bouncer too…” Swerve rubbed his chin thoughtfully.
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Re: Autobot City: Hidden Foundations

Postby MacabreDerek » Wed Nov 16, 2016 3:24 am

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“Anyway, would you rather work in the front or the back of the bar? Serving tables and such or cleaning and doing some of the heavy lifting. Oh, oh! You could be a bouncer too…” Sidetrack couldn't help but chuckle, shaking his head.

"No. I was never one of the 'front liners'. Not much of a fighter unless I have to be. Wasn't the point, though I appreciate the job opening... Speaking of Jobs, Where in the universe is that follow-up? Sitting on this deposit of energon is making me nervous."

Crossing his legs, Sidetrack sat in a meditative pose, looking out towards the horizon. "I will admit, boring is good. Boring means I am not getting shot again. Then again, it is only temporary. When it starts going, well... I don't know what I am gonna do, outside of hit the ground and hope for the best."
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Re: Autobot City: Hidden Foundations

Postby Foximus » Mon Nov 21, 2016 12:31 pm

Motto: "Freedom is the right of all sentient beings."
Weapon: Laser Rifle
Peruvian Valley – Near Mine Entrance

"No. I was never one of the 'front liners'. Not much of a fighter unless I have to be. Wasn't the point, though I appreciate the job opening... Speaking of Jobs, Where in the universe is that follow-up? Sitting on this deposit of energon is making me nervous."

“Mm, so back of the bar I think. Yeah…” Swerve nodded to himself for a moment before registering Sidetrack’s question. “Huh, that’s right! Percy hasn’t gotten back to us yet. Weird. Must be in the middle of something or whatnot.”

Swerve rubbed his chin, glancing over to where Huffer and Bluestreak were working. “What…what do you say to ditching and letting the others take over. I mean. We found this weird energon-like ore. Should probably look into that. After letting Grapple know, of course. Yeah.”

"I will admit, boring is good. Boring means I am not getting shot again. Then again, it is only temporary. When it starts going, well... I don't know what I am gonna do, outside of hit the ground and hope for the best."

“Boring is not good! Well, I mean it’s what you do. Ha! Get it? Boring? No? Anyway, I say we bounce up to the ship and…continue our…investigation, yeah, that sounds good. There.” Swerve began to saunter off toward Grapple when he stopped and turned slightly, extending his hand. The look on his face was of dull realization. “You probably have a form for that don’t you?”
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Re: Autobot City: Hidden Foundations

Postby MacabreDerek » Mon Nov 21, 2016 9:42 pm

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Anyway, I say we bounce up to the ship and…continue our…investigation, yeah, that sounds good. There. You probably have a form for that don’t you?”

"Yes. In triplicate." Sidetrack couldn't help but break into a smile. Yeah, there was still that little rebellious streak in him, though if it meant Swerve was to take the blame then the risk wasn't really his.

The began to walk beside Swerve, having him lead the way. "So, any idea why such a large deposit is here? I was under the impression Energon had to be created here, not exactly what I would call a natural occurance."

Flicking some of the excess dirt from his drill arm, he looked back up at the stars. "Back of house, working in a bar. Not sure if that's a fall or an improvement. It's a welcome change, so long as no one thinks I am poisoning the energon."

"So who do we speak to when beginning such an 'investigation'. I am not exactly accustom to paperwork, despite all the paperwork. Use to be if you had a problem, you solved it by putting someone's faceplate into the wall and called it a day."
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Re: Autobot City: Hidden Foundations

Postby Insidious » Sun Dec 04, 2016 5:51 pm

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Peruvian Valley–-Near Mine Entrance

Grapple noticed Swerve and that new fellow...Sideways....Sidesmash, no...blast it...Side, er....Sidetrack! Great Primus. Maybe he needed a fine-tuning of his own brain module...anyways, they were coming his way. The Autobot architectural engineer looked up from his work on the cell and nodded welcomingly.

"Hey ho! Finding some good mineral samples?"
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Re: Autobot City: Hidden Foundations

Postby Marcus Rush » Sun Dec 04, 2016 8:41 pm

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Peruvian Valley–-Near Mine Entrance

"Glad to hear one of us did Bluestreak," Huffer called out as he disappeared into a crease between two metal units that would soon become the final motors that would draw open or force close the two mid constructed blast doors that would protect the mother ship, destined to land within the next three to four breems. By his own calculations, the gunner's efforts would be concluded within the next breem, not being a complicated cut, but still requiring concentration. But because it wasn't that complex, the construction engineer would have to finish his own assembly to the door motors and various other subsystems that he had included... particularly the tactile holographic display emitter.

Once situated in between the motorized gear box, with threaded heavy chains, and the power box, Huffer palmed an electrical fusion spanner and set to work attaching leads, grounds and power cables. The work was done in but a moment, he tested the gearbox, allowing the chain bearing cogs to slowly spin back and forth, kicking up a small spray of dust and debris near where the other Autobots were building the free standing structure. Satisfied, he closed the gearbox and plugged the main power cable into primary power supply. As soon as the box clicked closed, he attached the holographic emitter to its base and sealed the unit from the elements.

He drew his portable scanner from its holster on his right hip, and waived it over the door motor assembly. A tap of commands forced a diagnostic of the system before gracing the screen with a greenish gold hue. Both the command codes and programs were in working order, and the machinery meshed with the standard designs in the data base, sans the addition of the more advanced emergency holographic projector. "Blue, you almost done over there? The doors are ready for installation."
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Re: Autobot City: Hidden Foundations

Postby MacabreDerek » Thu Dec 08, 2016 2:58 am

Peruvian Valley–-Near Mine Entrance

"Hey ho! Finding some good mineral samples?" Grapple's voice was carrying well enough for Sidetrack to hear him. He could only nod his head trying to keep things going like clock work. Reaching to his side, he produced one of the many samples taken on this short outing.

"Yeah, got them right here, ordered by location and time." He brushed his thumb across the corner of his mouth, removing powdered rock that seemed to grip tightly to his face plate. Hazard of his Alt Mode.

"Getting a taste of something not right. Not sure what it is, but I know there is a huge patch of it over at 37-85B-2..."

After a moment of realizing that he never really explained to Grapple his tediously detailed layout of the drilling sight, he simply signed and pointed. "Over there, three steps to the left of that big rock shaped like Swerve's head."

He looked down to Swerve and gave a coy smile. This was probably the first 'joke' he had openly said to any Autobot... Well, at least since he got this assignment.

"Speaking of which, he had a request. And I am sure you're gonna need these." Producing a data pad out of nowhere it seemed, he offered it to Grapple. It was overly detailed and complicated documentation of work done and permission signatures for more things than ever could seem practical.
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Re: Autobot City: Hidden Foundations

Postby MasterSoundBlaster » Thu Dec 08, 2016 3:27 am

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Transmission from Perceptor to Swerve

>>"Swerve, I'm gonna need a better definition as to how much 'a lot' is here. I'm still working to study the substances myself but treat it very carefully. It's rather prone to be... destructive."<<
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Re: Autobot City: Hidden Foundations

Postby Smokescreen85 » Sat Dec 10, 2016 11:20 am

Motto: ""A look can be deceiving; a touch can be lethal.""
Weapon: Twin Shoulder-Mounted Rocket Launchers
Peruvian Valley – Near Mine Entrance

Bluestreak continued working diligently on the task at hand, guiding his ion-charged disperser rifle’s energy beam carefully across the rock face around the mine entrance, smoothing the surface down as previously instructed. This was probably one of the very few times the chatterbot had said absolutely nothing for an extended period where he wasn’t spending a cycle or two inside of a CR chamber. Of course, while he might be a non-stop talker, the gunner was also not an idiot and understood that he had to remain focused if he wanted to avoid doing any real damage to the mine entrance and thus risk a cave-in or even a rock slide. The dark blue and silver mech’s big mouth had always been an annoyance to others, but it had never really caused anyone any kind of physical harm before.

"Blue, you almost done over there? The doors are ready for installation."

The chatterbot gave the orange minibot a sideways glance for a very brief moment before returning his full attention to the mine entrance. “Almost there, Huffer! Hold your circuits for an astrosecond! This here takes precision and patience. It’s like a work of art, which you simply cannot rush. Otherwise, you’re asking for disaster and none of us want that!”

Finally, with one last area at the left side of the mine entrance completely smoothed down, Bluestreak shut off his disperser rifle and stepped back to admire his handiwork. “Hmmm....not too bad if I do say so myself.” The gunner then turned and walked over to where Huffer was standing, removing the silencer-like device from the tip of his rifle and tossing it back to the orange minibot. “All done, Huff. Your regulator stock and muzzle holster worked like a charm. The rock face is as smooth as I’m going to get it and the mountain didn’t collapse as a result. Win win.”

“So,” Bluestreak continued unabated, “you mentioned something about door installation. Well, I’m your mech, Huffer! Point me and some of these build-bots in the right direction, and we’ll have those doors installed without delay. Although,” the chatterbot grinned, pausing for a moment as he leaned down a bit closer to the orange minibot. ”I can’t really promise without talk. Heh.”
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Re: Autobot City: Hidden Foundations

Postby Foximus » Sun Dec 11, 2016 2:44 am

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Weapon: Laser Rifle
Peruvian Valley – Near Mine Entrance

"Yes. In triplicate." Sidetrack couldn't help but break into a smile.

Swerve rolled his optics and heaved a sigh. “Of course you do,” he grumbled under his breath.

"So, any idea why such a large deposit is here? I was under the impression Energon had to be created here, not exactly what I would call a natural occurrence.”

“No clue. I just know it’s there. Anything I could come up with would just be speculation,” Swerve explained with a shrug. The metallurgist smiled at Sidetrack speculated his new life as Swerve’s bar handyman. Well, at least he wasn’t dismissing it outright anymore. Small victories. He asked how these investigations were conducted.

“Well, that sounds simpler than some of the hoops we have to go through. Usually, you go to the guy in charge.”

"Hey ho! Finding some good mineral samples?"

Before Swerve could answer that, Sidetrack stepped up and saved him the hassle. Good ole Sidetrack. Yes. Good ole Sidetrack until he made a comment about a rock that resembled his head. A narrowed visor shot a vaguely suspicious glance at Sidetrack who smiled coyly back. If he didn’t know any better, Swerve might have almost believed that the downer of an Ex-Con had finally made a joke.

“Maybe there’s hope for you yet,” Swerve mumbled quietly to Sidetrack. It was then that Sidetrack reminded Swerve of why they were here. His request. “Right. Grapple, I’d like to research the ore that we found. The weird stuff Sidetrack here mentioned. And do to that, it’d be best if we headed back to facilities that are…uh…better equipped for it.”

Swerve gestured to Sidetrack. “I’d like to take him along too. You know. Just in case.”

>>"Swerve, I'm gonna need a better definition as to how much 'a lot' is here. I'm still working to study the substances myself but treat it very carefully. It's rather prone to be... destructive."<<

Gesturing for Sidetrack to lean down, Swerve leaned over and whispered, “Uh, how much of that stuff did we find exactly? It’s apparently…kinda volatile.”
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Re: Autobot City: Hidden Foundations

Postby Insidious » Tue Dec 27, 2016 10:47 pm

Motto: "Clarity of thought before rashness of action."
Weapon: Oxidating Laser
Peruvian Valley--Near Mine Entrance

"Yeah, got them right here, ordered by location and time," Sidetrack began.

Grapple nodded, looking over the organizational efforts that Sidetrack had undertaken. It was an impressive level of achievement to organize things in such a manner. Not many 'Bots would appreciate it, but Grapple was sure the right ones would.

"Getting a taste of something not right. Not sure what it is, but I know there is a huge patch of it over at 37-85B-2..."

Thirty-sevensiewhatnow? Grapple thought.

"Over there, three steps to the left of that big rock shaped like Swerve's head."

"Oh...right, well, Prowl and Ultra Magnus will certainly want to be kept well-informed of that," Grapple said agreeably, doing his best to mask his keen lack of interest in this new mineral. If it was unstable or could be weaponized or possibly make a leap forward in fuel-consumption technology, Grapple had no doubt that other mechs would be all over it, Swerve among them. And fortunately the metallurgist was close at hand to forward his findings to all the right people, leaving Grapple to focus on his own work--namely getting this insanely-secured cell constructed. Speaking of, Swerve chimed in with some thoughts of his own.

“Right. Grapple, I’d like to research the ore that we found. The weird stuff Sidetrack here mentioned. And do to that, it’d be best if we headed back to facilities that are…uh…better equipped for it. I’d like to take him along too. You know. Just in case.”

"Of course, of course," Grapple said, nodding. "I can appreciate what a significant discovery this new element is and, well, we're not under any sort of time crunch. Prowl's allocated plenty of resources down here and I can always requisition more if need be. By all means, do what you do best."
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Re: Autobot City: Hidden Foundations

Postby MacabreDerek » Wed Dec 28, 2016 12:21 pm

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“Uh, how much of that stuff did we find exactly? It’s apparently…kinda volatile.”


"Um.... Unsure. Got it scattered about. When I say a lot, it's about 1.3 kliks squared, intermediately dispersed. Pretty deep down, couldn't read much deeper than 300, need to do a proper deep-dig excavation to get more precise results."


Sidetrack looked to Grapple, and then back to Swerve. There was a clear bit of disappointment on his Sidetrack's face, but it quickly subsided to the 'all business' face. "Initial estimation is a week of excavation before you can get more accurate conclusion."


"I can appreciate what a significant discovery this new element is and, well, we're not under any sort of time crunch. Prowl's allocated plenty of resources down here and I can always requisition more if need be. By all means, do what you do best."


Listening to Grapple, Sidetrack could only nod. This was Swerve's idea after all. "Prowel... Will we be reporting to him? I can't imagine this ending well."

"Still, it makes sense. I am sure Swerve and I will be making further reports and suggestions as to the vein of... whatever it's designation is."

"Swerve, I trust you want to get on our way without delay."

Sidetrack's optics fell back to Grapple. Right now, the Functionalists would think this is proof of how correct they were. Their Alt-Modes defining their purpose, and preforming that purpose admirably. It was enough to make his servos start to lock with frustration, but that's the truth of it. And here they were, smiling away happy in their purpose, creating something that Sidetrack had no idea what it would be used for.
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Re: Autobot City: Hidden Foundations

Postby Insidious » Fri Jan 06, 2017 8:32 pm

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Weapon: Oxidating Laser
Peruvian Valley--Near Mine Entrance

"Prowl... Will we be reporting to him? I can't imagine this ending well," Sidetrack asked, looking his way. Grapple didn't have an exact answer for that question. Even the freedom-loving Autobots had a tendency to get bogged down in bureaucratic nonsense from time to time. Though, it seemed as if Sidetrack could navigate those waters as well as anyone the chief architect had ever met.

"Well, my experience tells me that there might be another link or two in the chain before you have to worry about dealing with him directly. But whenever that time comes, I think you'll do fine."

Grapple then looked to Swerve, giving him a friendly salute.

"I hope that mineral turns out to be what you're all wanting it to be. Maybe it will relieve some of the energy shortage concerns we've been facing since, well, since Cybertron....um...well, you know."

"Died" wasn't really a term that Grapple wanted to ascribe to their homeworld. But it was certainly far from being able to support the life they once knew.

Turning back to face the cell, the buildbots were doing their work nicely. Correct dimensions. Correct materials. Yes, it was certainly taking shape. The architect returned to examining his schematics and requisitioned a few more specialist buildbots that would be responsible for the wiring and integration of the cell with the rest of what was to become Autobot City.
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Re: Autobot City: Hidden Foundations

Postby Marcus Rush » Fri Jan 27, 2017 11:15 pm

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Peruvian Valley: Near Mine Entrance/Landing Port One

Huffer replaced the portable scanner into the holster located on his right hip and wiped away a bead of lubricant that had condensed upon his brow. The silver shine of his right piston arm barely smeared as the oil like substance evaporated in the mid day sun. The engineer glanced over to the primary entrance to the mine, an entrance that had been quintupled in size since the beginning of their excavations and constructions. Wordlessly he allowed his optical scanners to measure the polished stone as it con-curved outward towards the shoreline in a slight arch before tapering into the canyon walls at either end. "Hate to admit it, that merchant does some fine work. Guess I don't have to ask for a refund." He muttered just above silence yet to himself as he exited the assembly area of the massive door engines.

"Well Bluestreak, given your past expertise... doubt I can find a better contractor in this instance. The blueprints for the massive hanger doors are already in the work pad and the tri-steel plates are already molded. Simply install the rail and engine, the plates can be installed once the chains and gears are ready to bear their weight."

The minibot approached the Matter Reconfiguration Device and set about skimming through its inventory of designs. He stopped at the section he required and began entering the appropriate orders to the machine's manufacturing computer and system. "Blue, take Construct Team Rho... I am sure their heavy lifting capabilities will make your task easier."

As he sent text orders to the platoon commander of the six member team of heavy lifters, loaders and cranes, Huffer began making the necessary mathematical calculations that would allow the machine to construct the gantries that would soon be built to line the interior of Landing Port One. They needed not only to be strong, insanely strong in order to completely hold up the port's interior, but also light weight. Not to mention the need for electrical hubs that would be required to tie the coming Ark 22 to the main power system. Until Huffer completed the construction of the solar towers, well the construction teams completed the bases of those towers, the Ark would serve as the base's primary source of energy. Of course that did not include the secondary power terminals that would be threaded throughout the valley to power defenses and weaponry... be it ground to air, ground to ground or ground to space defenses. "Such a pain in the aft..."

With the first ground level structure already having its thermocrete being poured and nearly cured, the minibot engineer was forced to route teams from previous reinforcement tasks to that of work in the interior... particularly in the carving out of secondary nooks and stations within the mountain itself. He had already been informed that Wedge's construction team had finally surfaced the sunken shuttle, a victim of the planet's savage weather that apparently hammered this particular edge of the mountain range... leaving nothing for the desert shores in the west. With that task completed he was left with two options, leave Wedge's team to continue salvaging the shuttle and perhaps repair it enough for space flight... which seemed unlikely without a proper workshop, or to have them turn their attention to the landing port's interior. The choice was fairly simple.

He walked passed the M.R.D. towards the edge of the massive hanger entrance. Platoon commanders of teams Lambda and Upsilon were inspecting their newer assignments as Wedge pushed passed towards Grapple. Huffer exchanged a few muted grumbles with the larger huller and his quartet of engineers as they disappeared to the free standing structure in its throws of construction. He then stepped over the excavated trench where the bottom rail would soon be installed and began to make his way to where the third work team was marking a smaller offshoot passage for demolition and expansion.
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Re: Autobot City: Hidden Foundations

Postby Foximus » Sat Feb 04, 2017 12:31 am

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"I hope that mineral turns out to be what you're all wanting it to be. Maybe it will relieve some of the energy shortage concerns we've been facing since, well, since Cybertron....um...well, you know."

Well, it seemed like Sidetrack was ready to go and they had the go ahead from Grapple. Which meant they were fragging outta here. Swerve grinned, his wide usual grin, and gave Grapple a thumbs up. All the while, he signal to be bounced out of there.

“Laters, Grapple. C’mon Sidetrack, let’s blow this popsicle stand.”
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Re: Autobot City: Hidden Foundations

Postby Smokescreen85 » Sat Feb 04, 2017 9:04 pm

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Peruvian Valley – Near Mine Entrance

Bluestreak waited patiently as Huffer looked over his work around the mine entrance. The orange minibot seemed pleased with the results, mumbling something to himself that was just out of audio reach of the dark blue and silver mech. “What was that, Huffer? Did you say something? Was that a compliment I almost heard? You really shouldn’t have. Heh.”

"Well Bluestreak, given your past expertise... doubt I can find a better contractor in this instance. The blueprints for the massive hanger doors are already in the work pad and the tri-steel plates are already molded. Simply install the rail and engine, the plates can be installed once the chains and gears are ready to bear their weight."

The Autobot gunner let out a low chuckle as he retrieved the work pad and began reading it over. “Well, I wouldn’t call myself a contractor or anything as grandiose, but installing doors, even big ones, can’t be that hard now can it? And these instructions here pretty much spell everything out so I shouldn’t have much trouble. I....”

"Blue, take Construct Team Rho... I am sure their heavy lifting capabilities will make your task easier."

Bluestreak glanced around at the team of Build-bots that Huffer was referring to. “Gotcha. Consider it done, Huff.” The dark blue and silver mech then walked over to the group of heavy lifters and gave them all a warm smile. “Hey, guys! Name’s Bluestreak. I talk a lot, but don’t let that fool you, I’m actually perfectly normal. Heh.” After a moment of awkward silence from all of the Build-bots, the gunner decided to dispense with the pleasantries.

“Okay, so Huffer wants us to get the rail system and engines for the hangar doors installed ASAP. The Ark-22 will be down here soon and we need to be ready for it to dock with Autobot City. The various parts that will make up the rail system are over here,” Bluestreak paused for a moment as he lead his construction team over to the area in question near the mine entrance. “We need to install them along this path here first and attach the corresponding chains and gears. Then, after that is done, we can hook up the engines and finally those big-aft doors. Everyone understand?” The Build-bots all looked at one another before nodding that they understood. “Great. Now, let’s get started, shall we?”

With those words spoken, each member of the Build-bot team grabbed a section of the rail system and began to lay the parts out along the ground where the hangar doors would eventually be. Bluestreak joined the group, lifting a piece of rail over one shoulder plate before carrying it across a short distance and putting it down by the others. Once enough of the pieces were in place, Bluestreak and the Build-bots knelt down and began the careful task of welding the rail sections together.

“We really make a great team, don’t we guys?” The chatterbot began to say as the construction mechs on either side of him tried to ignore his babbling. “We’ll have this job done in no time. Huffer will be so surprised by how much we got accomplished in such a short period of time he might just pass out. Hah! That would be funny, right guys?” There was no response as the team continued to focus on their work. “Yeah, he probably wouldn’t pass out. I was only kidding, anyway. But, the thought of that happening is still funny right? Right?.....Guys?”
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