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Ratchet of Vaporex ([personal profile] asafepairofhands) wrote in [community profile] robothell2015-05-17 12:20 pm

you know you are as small as the things you let annoy you {backdated before robot prom}


It's a little while after Sixshot has dug all of the medics up from whatever underground art bunker they had been briefly trapped in, miraculously without anyone killing each other, and Ratchet is back in the medibay at work. He is still half-legless and especially foul-tempered, especially considering the upcoming festivities, which he plans to avoid as completely as possible.

COME BOTHER HIM



[CLOSED TO RODIMUS]
It's not long after the medics are back that Ratchet sends a message to Rodimus privately, apropos of what seems like nothing.

Come to the medibay. I need to check something.
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[personal profile] wreckers 2015-05-18 11:13 pm (UTC)(link)
"Don't worry - I learned to be careful." It just took awhile.

When Ratchet gingerly touches her face she leans into it as subtly as she could, still cagey about physical contact but when she raised her hand and it initials appears as though she meant to bat away his hand she pats the side of his massive digit. Ratchet needed to reassurance, maybe even more than she did. The thought of Magnus tearing into Prowl put a smile on her face, even if it was a fleeting one.

"The missing moon?" Verity jerked her head up, pulling a face. She missed more than the end of the war. "What the hell happened?"
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[personal profile] wreckers 2015-05-19 01:05 am (UTC)(link)
"So Prowl's bullshit nearly got Magnus killed." Verity took a sharp inhale through the nose, "Ok." Her set her jaw out and nodded slowly, having come to some quiet conclusion that her already low opinion of the Autobot's intelligence officer took a nosedive.

All that anger fit to kill but when she looked back at Ratchet it fizzled out.

"As in the Ambus test?" She was only connecting the name to what she already knew but didn't quite put two and two together. "Beyond that - no."