Video; Transmission from: Nexic Quadrant

[gtfostalker]

I have been curious lately, about a few things. I pulled out my PDA - [And here, he pulls it out and wags it a little.] - to check a few things. The map is still useless, it is stuck on Pripyat back home and cannot find me. The journal works though, and so does the Geiger Counter.

And I know this because a lot of you Cybertronians are radioactive. Especially the two that are very pointy, the ah. Red and silver ones? I think I could maybe follow your trails if I tried.

[Strelok shrugs then, leaning back and smiling slightly.] I thought it was interesting, anyway. If any humans starts getting nauseous or dizzy you should see about getting some anti-rads, maybe. I am not sure how it would affect the non-humans, I am afraid.

Comments

[raceme]

How can we possibly be radioactive? [He doesn't understand ·A·] Who's the pointy red mech you meant?

[neverputincharge]

Yeah...we knew of the affects that our energon would have on humans back home. So we never let them get directly exposed to it. Especially the kids who were around us all the time.

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[originaldragoon]

Radioactive? What does that mean exactly?

[This is a completely new concept for her and she would like to know more about it considering it could make her sick.]

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[invisiblepinkboat]

That's not actually surprising, given how voilatile energon is, and it is our fuel source [And if she knew to tell it, also what they're - sort of - ultimately made of.]... Not that I know if I am particularly radioactive, since you said it varied, but energon in itself does have radiation that can be deadly to us if it's in its raw crystal form.

[loyalflier]

I have worked closely with a human for one of Earth's years... Surely I would have noticed if he had experienced radiation poisoning from being in contact with us.

[treacherous_widow]

That's not really surprising. We had issues with Energon radiation back home but it just never affected the organics.

[dinnerdate]

Radioactive?