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Who: Sixshot and YOU.
Where: Somewhere in the city!
When: Some⦠time.
What: Talk to doggy! Pet the doggy! Annoy the living heck out of the doggy!
Warnings: Standard potential violence warning because Phase Sixer.
Sixshot never stayed in one place for too long. There were places he would visit often, like the Decepticon base and the Autobot clinic, but he never lingered for longer than a day.
Sometimes he dug; there were various Sixer-sized holes around the barren city now. His olfactory sensors helped with homing in on various useful equipment and he left them where either Spinister, Tarn or First Aid would find them.
More often than not, he wandered. There were massive spaces underground, caverns left by destroyed metros, the dead roots of collapsed skyscrapers. Unstable death traps to most other mechs, but quiet places for one who could withstand half a world falling upon him.
There was a hole over this particular section of what appeared to have once been an underground mall. The sound of running water echoed through the darkness and Sixshot could see the sparkling spray as he got closer to the shaft of light.
A waterfall? A very small one, but it certainly looked like a waterfall.
Sixshot slows to a stop under the collapsed ceiling. The water disappeared into a pile of rubble for the most part and plants were scattered here and there and up around the edges of the hole.
Stepping up onto the pile, the Sixer sticks his massive head out of the hole in the ground. Where does this pop up into?
Where: Somewhere in the city!
When: Some⦠time.
What: Talk to doggy! Pet the doggy! Annoy the living heck out of the doggy!
Warnings: Standard potential violence warning because Phase Sixer.
Sixshot never stayed in one place for too long. There were places he would visit often, like the Decepticon base and the Autobot clinic, but he never lingered for longer than a day.
Sometimes he dug; there were various Sixer-sized holes around the barren city now. His olfactory sensors helped with homing in on various useful equipment and he left them where either Spinister, Tarn or First Aid would find them.
More often than not, he wandered. There were massive spaces underground, caverns left by destroyed metros, the dead roots of collapsed skyscrapers. Unstable death traps to most other mechs, but quiet places for one who could withstand half a world falling upon him.
There was a hole over this particular section of what appeared to have once been an underground mall. The sound of running water echoed through the darkness and Sixshot could see the sparkling spray as he got closer to the shaft of light.
A waterfall? A very small one, but it certainly looked like a waterfall.
Sixshot slows to a stop under the collapsed ceiling. The water disappeared into a pile of rubble for the most part and plants were scattered here and there and up around the edges of the hole.
Stepping up onto the pile, the Sixer sticks his massive head out of the hole in the ground. Where does this pop up into?
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Yes, hi Sixshot. This is how your new friend says 'hello'.
It's what you get for acting like a whack-a-mole.
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Wrap up?
Okay!
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So coming up behind him, Miria is just going to reach out and...
Pat the big robot dog head.
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When his decisions had been more realized, and he began to actually consult and train with his older self, he didn't find any particular happiness that came with it. Leaving the clinic would ultimately be an obligation. Even if he'd convinced himself it was necessary, it was hard to find himself looking forward to the prospect.
So this curiosity was a welcome distraction, and he steps forward towards the phase sixer's head,"Who are you?"
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Locked to Pharma (back dated to a bit after First Aidās amputation)
Today however, it seems heās gotten rather lucky.
Unfortunately for Pharma, itās rather the opposite as he suddenly has a giant Phase Sixer in jet mode blasting after him at top speed.
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Don't mind him; he's just intrigued.
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And then BAM.
There was a dog there.
The massive head just a few feet from the little niche he'd holed himself up into.
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Whoops! Sorry, this got lost under a bunch of tags! D:
it's okay!
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For First Aid
Most days, at the end of his daily wandering, Sixshot comes and waits there for a few hours. Sometimes his brings supplies he'd found in his digging, and if First Aid didn't show up, he would leave them behind the roof access door for the medic to find later.
Today, he's waiting with a little box between his front legs, drowsing off under the alien starlight.
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Skipping Sixshot at Lotti's behest for maximum awkwardness
Re: Skipping Sixshot at Lotti's behest for maximum awkwardness
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