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✘ tf: fall of cybertron | perceptor

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[Contrary to his previous postings, this time, Perceptor sounds rather harried.]

Yes, it would seem I've been tasked with a rather unpleasant notification...

Regardless, Commander Ultra Magnus wished me to inform the lot of you that he has, somehow, managed to subdue the Decepticon known as "Overlord", and, exceptionally pretentious title aside, wished the denizens of the Haven to be notified.

[There are some tapping noises, as he's apparently working on something while he makes this announcement.]

He is currently in the process of returning the casualties and wounded to the local medical bay. Any medical staff currently in residence are asked to prepare both themselves and their equipment as speedily as possible.

... which, I suppose includes myself. So if someone would be so kind as to ah, point me in the general direction...

((ooc: with permission from Magnus and Overlord's muns :|b))

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... Are you utterly certain of that? The ramifications of such a thing being true... Primus, that's staggering.

Of course we would! Better there than here, shuffled into some vague sort of responsibility we've no business having.

There are other mechs from the Lost Light--the ship I was on--here. And they remember things that I don't remember. And they say I was there.

[Drift is no quantum theorist but those are facts.....facts that he is embroidering as wildly as possible.]

But if it's a responsibility, we have a, uh, responsibility to take it seriously.

[That sounded better in his head. ]

Then, possibly, each arrival causes its own splinter timeline... one in which we have vanished, because otherwise we certainly couldn't be present here, and one in which we haven't. Time likely continues flowing as outlined by comrades and the like in one, whereas something entirely different occurs in the splinter stream...

... and this would be true of any individual being pulled into this version of Cybertron. Primus... theorizing then there were already billions of potential splinter timelines, in which different decisions were made... this is all making an utter wreck...

[He's mostly talking to himself by the end of that monologue.]

Mm, yes, of course.

[And is... distracted.]

.....it's possible. [The tone of his voice is clearly indicating that he has...no idea what you just said but he doesn't want to sound dumb. But 'wreck' sounds pretty bad.]

But I don't think we can do anything to even stop it from happening. Much less reverse it.