Dying sucks

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Who: Trailcutter & YOU
What: This asshole found out he died and is not taking it well because he can't DRINK HIS PROBLEMS AWAY THANKS MEGOBAMA
Where: The Prom area
When: During/After Robot Prom
Warnings: Sad feels

Sometimes learning about your death can kind of bum you out. Yeah. Only sometimes. Trailcutter's one who sort of took it badly, because not only was he just starting to turn his life around, but everyone knew it without telling him. The fact that Sixshot was told...it makes him wonder just who else knew. Rodimus sure did, and suddenly all the sad stares and hugs were starting to make sense. They weren't out of genuine wanting of his company (he's upset, okay), but out of guilt that he died.

He's not sure if that's worse than what he got before or not.

So taking it upon himself, he gives himself a quiet moment to collect his thoughts, panic bubbling right around the prom area and taking a seat, looking down at the ground and making a circle with his finger, fingers reaching to claw through it and settle the dust, only to do it again. An idle motion to give his body something to do while his mind worked, trying to climb his way out of this hole he'd dug himself in. The hole called "His life".

And maybe a part of him wonders if whoever killed him did the world a favour.


Yeah he might need a smack to the head (verbally because lol that panic bubble)

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Hope he doesn't mind a late comer to this dumb prom thing kind of, well...

Bouncing off that panic bubble? Look, she's not used to other people having forcefields okay? So enjoy having a human-equse, minibot sized robot just kind of squating outside the panic bubble after hitting it and staring at Trailcutter with blue eyes.

"Is the Cybertronian damaged?" Because that has to be the reason for this whole thing, even if she doesn't know who he is or what his problem is.

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That's okay Miria. Better late than never! Trailcutter hears her bounce off the forcefield, head tilting up from his own little enveloped world as he looks over to see her squatting by it.

He's about to answer, but the 'thunk' from before jogs his memory.

"Shouldn't I be asking you that question? You're the first person in awhile who's walked into that."

Everyone said they were good for pranks. But it got old after awhile.

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"This Unit is not used to others having forcefields," she replies, not moving from her spot. Or she's at least not used to ones this big.

Hope he doesn't mind that she's going to cautiously touch it now.

"Nor has this Unit seen ones that went beyond it's user's frame."

Miria has also put aside her earlier question she addressed Trailcutter with, it doesn't seem that important to her now.

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"Yeah, it's kind of...a one-of-a-kind thing back home too. I'm the only one I know of who can do it." You'd think there'd be some kind of pride in that statement, but no. Nothing but the sinking of his spark and his voice slightly quieting.

"It's nothing special."

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She hears that 'nothing special' and she is going to prove Trailcutter wrong. In her own weird way.

"This Unit would state that as false," her voice has a bit of steel to it, almost like an emotion. "As this Unit has never encountered a forcefield of this size."

And she's lightly punching it, as if that will make her point for her.

"The size is a unique factor to this Unit, as it has only seen self-contained fields."

In other words, you're pretty impressive to her.