[Original RPG] Broken Peace: Chapter 2: War Dawn - Decepticons

[Heinrad]

Jalgar, Leozak, Drillhorn, Hellbat, Gaihawk, and Killbison: -limp(in Killbison's case, literally) into Metrotitan, head for the repair bay-

[Ravage]

The Seacons and Cryotek walked to the repair bays and stopped and relaxed as metrodrones ran around adminstering repairs.

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Hatemonger walked around the base, thinking about what the Decepticons might do next.

[Heinrad]

Repair Bay, Metrotitan:


Drillhorn: -supervising the metrodrones as they repair the rest of Breastforce- "This shouldn't take too long. Fortunately, our damage is light."

Jalgar: "And our need for energon is heavy." -jumps off table when metrodrone finishes working on him- "I'll get the first round." -pads over to the nearest energon cube dispenser-

Hellbat: "My only question is, why the desert?"

Leozak: "Because Carbombya is a desert nation."

Hellbat: "It's hot, arid, glowing, and we seem to have parked next to a badly designed building. Did you get a look at that place?"

Gaihawk: "What do we care about fleshling architecture? I say we finish repairs and re-energizing, then go wipe out those slag sucking Autobots."

Jalgar: -tosses an energon cube to Leozak- "Not very subtle, especially since there's only six of us and a bunch of them."

Killbison: -left leg and arm partially dismantled as the metrodrones repair his roadwheels and bogies prior to rethreading the new tread sections- "I'm with Gaihawk. Subtle takes too long."

Leozak: -catches and drains cube, wondering when this became a committee team-

Jalgar: "Of course you agree with Gaihawk. Anything that requires you to get those exercize wheel bound glitchmice moving in what passes for your brain makes your head hurt." -tosses cubes to Hellbat, Gaihawk, and Drillhorn-

Killbison: -growls-

Drillhorn: "Petty arguments aside, my question is, why are we aligned with these humans? Why not just take it?"

Hellbat: "Simple." -catches another energon cube tossed by Jalgar- "This way, we don't have to fight a two front war. And humans are so easily usable. And even more easily discarded."