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Who: First Aid & open
What: post-Tarn drama
When: SHRUG
Where: Autobot Medibay
Warnings: mention of horrible robot gore, hospital setting
First Aid was conscious before he had sight, but the damage to his brain made him too confused to really react much, so eventually he just faded back to unconsciousness. The next time he onlined it was to test his eyes, and he remembers flinching at the light as the freshly built apertures of his optics cycled to pinpoints. Funny, he can't feel his face. That's mildly alarming.
Coherency was a slow build, but by the time First Aid felt fully awake he finally was aware enough of his surroundings to realize where he was, but not entirely how he ended up there. His whole body ached, and he didn't have the strength to lift his hands to his still numb face.
Even after the surgery his frame was sort of a mess of patches of weld marks, not yet fully integrated with his auto-repair to be painted over. His face itself was the worst part, having suffered the most damage, and most of it was a dull gray instead of his usual bright white.
Recharge didn't quite seem too unpleasant, especially when confined to a slab and hooked up to life support and IVs feeding fuel directly into his lines.
What: post-Tarn drama
When: SHRUG
Where: Autobot Medibay
Warnings: mention of horrible robot gore, hospital setting
First Aid was conscious before he had sight, but the damage to his brain made him too confused to really react much, so eventually he just faded back to unconsciousness. The next time he onlined it was to test his eyes, and he remembers flinching at the light as the freshly built apertures of his optics cycled to pinpoints. Funny, he can't feel his face. That's mildly alarming.
Coherency was a slow build, but by the time First Aid felt fully awake he finally was aware enough of his surroundings to realize where he was, but not entirely how he ended up there. His whole body ached, and he didn't have the strength to lift his hands to his still numb face.
Even after the surgery his frame was sort of a mess of patches of weld marks, not yet fully integrated with his auto-repair to be painted over. His face itself was the worst part, having suffered the most damage, and most of it was a dull gray instead of his usual bright white.
Recharge didn't quite seem too unpleasant, especially when confined to a slab and hooked up to life support and IVs feeding fuel directly into his lines.
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"You're doing fine, kid."
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He wonders if Ambulon feels like this frequently.
Distantly, he remembers the panicked instinct, the reach to try and combine when there were no others to combine with as Tarn twisted his fingers free.
"Have you recharged?"
Unpleasant thoughts had to be chased away.
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"It's just good to hear your voice."
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Ratchet's denial of exhaustion gets him a more critical look from First Aid, looking over the scratches and dents over the elder medic's helm and frame.
"Ratchet... You don't look good."
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"Yes, well," he says evasively. "I'm all right. Long story--some things happened while you were out. I can fill you in later when you're feeling better, it's all sorted out now."
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You're not going anywhere. First Aid has you trapped, Ratchet, in his incredibly weak grip. Concern filters through the exhaustion on his face.
"What happened?"
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Ratchet sucks in a deep vent of cool air, then lets it out in a rattling sigh, relaxing again and resigning himself to explanation.
"After Megatron heard what happened to you, he tried to execute Tarn. I... stopped him." He hesitates a little, here, not knowing if First Aid will be angry about that particular fact or not and finding himself surprisingly anxious for First Aid's good opinion, at least when it comes to this. "I'm not sure it was the best thing to do, but... I think it was the right thing. And I didn't want Megatron to have to go through killing someone like that, in any case. ...still."
Ratchet coughs a little, and his optics slide away from First Aid's face now, looking uncomfortable. "A mark in the 'that was a bad idea' column came up pretty quick when Tarn showed up here instead of abiding by the exile Megatron chose instead of killing him and tried to murder all of us. I got between you and Ambulon and him and pissed him off until we got into a fight, and he made some stupid mistakes and left an opening so I sort of uh. Stabbed him in the neck." Ratchet clears his own vocalizer, going from 'uncomfortable' to 'awkward.' "I didn't kill him, and I think some repairs can be made, but his vocalizer will never be the same. I don't think he'll be able to use his voice to hurt people anymore, so at least that's something.
"Anyway, that's mostly it, but Tarn and I rolled around like idiots for a few minutes and he threw me into a wall or two so that's why it's such a mess in here and I've still got some dents. Nothing catastrophic, when all was said and done."