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[lifepersists]

[ Like every medic, First Aid has had his hands full. He's sort of... numb to deaths though. It was kind of his job and all and certainly he's seen plenty after Delphi. At most, he feels some remorse. ]

Those of you who still have not received medical attention, there is still room at the medbay for repairs. If you can't make it to there, please let me know. I'm more than willing to respond to 'house calls'. Please don't ignore your injuries.

[ He rubs his hands together. ]

I... I'm sorry to all those who have lost people dear to them. If there is anything I can do to assist, let me know.

I think, maybe, everyone might benefit from a memorial service.


I... wasn't able to help Ironfist in the end but... I wanted to thank you for helping me try.

[/Perceptor]



We've never spoken before. I guess I really didn't need to before. I'm First Aid.

[ Hello, he is one of yours, okay. ]

There are some things I could value some answers on. And advice as well.

[/Megatronus]

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[lifepersists]

Addictive yet corruptive. Isn't every drug? [ Hm. ] I'm sorry. About your Cybertron. It could get better. Ours did.

It's strange, but I'm not entirely surprised. It's not an unknown concept. Mechs have written fiction about it since forever. And there are already all sorts of different things about us. Our lifespans seem to vary as much as our frames.

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[sciencetank]

I hadn't thought of it in that light. Though... mm. Yes, I suppose it is a rather fitting application of the term, isn't it? [TANK SHRUG.] In millions of years, apparently, Cybertron itself predicted it would be able to repair itself. Though, whether or not such a time frame is accurate remains to be seen.

Fiction, certainly. But fact?

This is the first I've ever heard of such a thing occurring. It's fascinating, however. Isn't it?