[Video] [Originating From: Junkpile]

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[An ordinary person might have panicked upon waking up in such a wildly unfamiliar setting, after all this can hardly mean anything good. But Cylas has long since stopped being "ordinary" and therefore takes it calmly. He admits though, that feeling he had when he arrived was... unsettling to say the least.

A communications device, shall he use it? Despite the unsettling feeling, he decides to take a leap of faith. Who knows where it might lead him. Besides, he recognizes that being here is far better than where he was going.]

This is a largely unconventional means of abduction, so I will give points for creativity. I suppose the next question is about where I am, and I have the feeling that I'm not in Kansas anymore. You should also consider cleaning this place up, it would be terrible if guests were to get a bad first impression.

[Wait... this face looks familiar doesn't it, yet the voice doesn't match.]

Any and all information is welcome.

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[Cylas laughs, because he really does have trouble seeing Cybertronian kind as anything but. He can see that they are indeed intelligent and emotional, yes, and Cybertronian's are fascinating in every sense of the word. He admires many aspects of them.

But they are not human.

It's as simple as that.]

Right or wrong, it doesn't matter. What matters is survival and advancement. Breakdown here was a fascinating specimen, and now he's being used for a higher purpose: My own.

Disgusting you say? Well, it's all a matter of perspective.

So, would you keep to your code even if it cost you your ability to survive?

[shutupndrive]

[Out of sight of the camera, Smokescreen's fists clenched when Cylas started laughing, the rookie's doorwings twitching as the urge to find this joker and take him out grew and grew.

But that wasn't the Autobot way. Plus, Blurr had said he needed to be nice.]

No, it's just disgusting. Perspective isn't needed you slagger. And yeah, I would, because that's what we Autobots do. We find a way to accomplish our goal without causing unnecessary harm.