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[Blurr sounds very serious and doesn't look particularly happy either. He's all business today.]

Greetings everyone There's something I need to talk to you about One of the recent arrivals named 686 Ebullient Prism Monitor of Line Installation 1-4 proved to be a dangerous individual and any interaction with him implies a high risk DON'T get fooled by his polite and cheerful attitude Please be careful if you engage him and never do it alone IN FACT it will probably better if you avoid him altogether.

Thank you for your attention.

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686 Ebullient Prism Monitor of Line Installation 1-4 It is MY duty to inform you that you are under arrest on suspicion of severely attacking and harming another robotic autonomous organism You do not have to say anything but resisting arrest re-gard-less of what degree may harm your defense.

Doyouunderstand?

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I would like to arrange a meeting with you if you please. It's important.

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[Is not paranoia if they're really out to get you.]

[He it's sinking and not giving Blurr a fuzzy warm sensation, surprisingly. More like a big OH CRAP one.] No one tried to stop him in Sacrosanct? Primus knows what HE could do here.

Ah if we only had that neutral place already I could talk to him there I will try my best to be safe I assure you I don't want to end killed again unless it's absolutely necessary.

What do you mean by not many stable organics' Was the station affecting their behaviors in any way?

if that happens let me know, Iwoulddothenextwatchthen.

[Well, back on Sacrosanct, they were out to get him. And some were watching every conversation he had and every action he took.]

How could we? No one stayed dead and the keeper of the station wasn't inclined to do much- [Waaaait.] -much more than put him into an organic body. Though I don't know how we'd accomplish that here.

Death is never necessary, all right? This ain't a game of chess, you don't sacrifice pieces. [He feels strongly about this.]

The organics were fine. It was the intelligent machines made by organics that were the problem. And they showed up already crazy.

I'll let you know, promise.

No one stayed dead!? [Blurr is confused. He's also with you on the 'not killing unless necessary' group, Barricade.

I rather avoid killing anybody WE COULD however try to lock him somewhere. HIM and those tentacles Soundwave mentioned specially those tentacles. What if we separate them? I don't want to force any organic to trade minds with whatever Prism really IS and I doubt we can create an organic body without a soul or mind for him to use as a shell either. [The mere idea is upsetting to him.]

...Perhaps we could find what he wants or change his programming.

That's tough. I'm sorry to hear it BARRICADE. [He still can believe he's saying that to a Decepticon but it's the truth.]

Thanks.

Nope. Though killing your enemy and leaving the body on their porch for them t'find later was very popular. [Well, Barricade feels strongly about self-sacrifice anyway. Killing other people he's all for.]

I'm gonna operate under the assumption that killing him wouldn't do any good anyway. As for what he wants, didn't he already explain his purpose when he got here? He'd insinuated to me when he spoke that altering his programming was impossible; either because of how his creators programmed him or because he didn't want to change it, I don't know. And frankly I don't know enough about his anatomy to go separating parts of him from the rest.

[And he doubts Blurr would let him have Prism to torture to figure that sort of thing out... which he finds to be a damn shame.]

Eh, it wasn't so bad when they weren't taking over parts of the station and trying to turn off the life support.

How...crude.

Yes and no. He explained that he's specifically studying sentient life but there must be more to it. I know about hacking but not about reprogramming that was more Perceptor field and none of us wants to make him worse DO YOU know who programmed him? Humans maybe?

[No he's against that. Starscream already suggested that. What's with you Decepticons and torture, ugh.]

...

Frankly I thought it was a clever use of the system.

And you didn't ask what he was studying about sentient life? As for who programmed it, it wasn't humans. It was something before them. Eons before, to my knowledge. Some other older subset of organics. At least that's what he told me.

[But torture is what Barricade is best at. And he's really good at it.]

What?

I believe you.

[Blurr sighs.] I did but I'm still waiting for a reply. What were those people thinking... Thanks for the information though.

[Blurr doesn't want to know.]

You lived in an awful place just saying.

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