“I wouldn’t be surprised,” says Lurch, walking out of the med-bay, “if our dear cyclopean scientist met a tragic and wholly unexpected end.”
“Many of the crew were failed test subjects of his, you know. I imagine more than a few of them wouldn’t mind seeing his spark snuffed out. Like that scorpion-tailed freak that seems to be making a habit of embarrassing Banzaitron.”
SideStep, now a little tipsy from the large drink he had, growled angrily.
“He can fix them. He said he can fix me.” He retorted. “If he dies, there’ll be heck to pay.”
“…Anyway,” Lurch says after a pause, now apparently searching for a new topic of conversation, “…what do you make of the new planet? With the lightshow, and all?”
“If it doesn’t help me get myself back, and get what we need, then I have no immediate urge to explore it.”
He glanced out a window.
“Although, it is stunning.”
“Oh yes, I agree completely,” Lurch replies. “I served under his command in my days as a spy, you know. I’m afraid he’s much the same now as he was then.”
“He kept his temper in check, I’ll grant him that,” Lurch says. “If Megatron got angry with you, he’d blast you with that cannon of his. Bludgeon’s a tad more… controlled.”
Again, SideStep chuckles.
“I don’t know what Bludgeon hopes to gain. I mean, we’re too good. He has a frakking fleet, and we hold him off time and time again.”