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[donttasemebee]

[It was odd going from passing out in a wasteland on Cybertron to waking up in a building on Cybertron. What was even more weird was the fact that Bee didn't recognize the building nor did he recognize the bot--the Acolyte?--that was there to greet him when he woke, explaining things to him and informing him that he was on Cybertron but not the one he was familiar with.

...Because that made lots of sense.

Bee sat on the edge of his berth, confused and irritated, staring at the communicator that he'd activated once he was left alone.]

So this is either some strange hallucination or a cruel joke and I'm not sure which one I feel more inclined to believe at the moment.

[Because this just..it couldn't be real. There was no way.]

Ironhide? Prowl? Are either of you getting this? I have no idea where I am--or why I'm suddenly completely fine--but I'd really like to get out of here.

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[donttasemebee]

It...we're all Cybertronian, Cliffjumper. And considering everything we've been through? I guess I can understand not wanting to fight anymore or ever. Even if it does make things problematic.

[It's taken him awhile to come to terms with the whole neutral thing so he understands, Cliff, he does. He use to feel the same way.]

Hah! That'd be too much to hope for. It's always the worst bots that end up getting the luckiest it seems.

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[cliffjumper]

Yeah well, that only works until and unless the 'Cons let ya not fight. And I dunno 'bout yours, but considerin' how the ones from my original reality is?

They wouldn't.

[He huffs a little, frustrated. While he wouldn't trust someone who just up and left because they didn't want to fight (and wouldn't particularly listen to them either), that was their business if they managed to get away, but when the Decepticons aren't interested in letting you not fight, well...]

Yeah, seems like it. I wonder 'bout the fraggin' logic and fairness in that, but I suppose fairness ain't something taken into consideration for it.