Forcep gets to work on mending Topside’s wounds. The Autobot captain remained conscious throughout the procedure.
“Something I can help you with?” Topside asks, noting how Alterion seemed to be waiting for something.
“You are in no condition to help anyone but yourself,” Forcep quips. “A few seconds longer, and you’d’ve been in stasis lock.”
“Shame,” Topside fires back with equal wit. “A power nap sounds great right about now.”
The device looked seamless- at any rate, Epsilon didn’t have the necessary tools to properly dismantle the scanner.
“Now that, I can help ya with,” Halfrunner quips with a laugh.
The closest exit out of Salvation would be Hangar Thirty.
The bridge was lined with statues of cybertronian knights, standing at around average height. Through the rust and overgrowth, they all bore gold armor and were modeled after the same four knights. One bearing an ancient cybertronian jet mode, accented by a light blue color; another a feminine beast-former whose draconic wings folded across her chest and midsection, accented by green; an ornately-armored Knight with clockwork detailing on his armor, accented by violet; and a knight with a sleek land-based alt-mode, accented by red. The might have looked familiar to Daria; our heroes had seen statues of these particular knights frequently over the course of their voyage.
Overhead, Thrift’s ship, the Gambler, soars out of the hangar, its engines coughing and sputtering. The junkion was following the crowd, it seemed.
Zepar wouldn’t be able to glean such information from a mere glance. However, he could see the control tower that Gatecrasher had wandered into earlier by the shore.
“Barkeep,” the, uh… barkeep says.
“No, really. I’m not joking. I even transform into an engex distillery.”