Ratchet of Vaporex (
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if you pray to god for rain, don't you complain about the lightning
Who: Ratchet and YOU and also whoever else wants to set up threads in here
What: Ratchet's limping around on crutches, feel free to put yourself in the line of fire
Where: Red Alert's clinic
When: A little while after Drift is conscious
Warnings: YELLING? yelling probably
Well, it had been a few days and nobody had nearly died again so Ratchet starts to let himself relax a little.
Not much, mind--Drift and Nautica are still bedridden, if not critical, and there are people in and out all the time. This is completely ignoring the fact that Pharma and Tarn are wandering around out there somewhere, probably terrorizing the general populace or maiming things or doing whatever else psychotic killers do in their clearly abundant free time. Ratchet has no such luxury, and he works, maintaining the patients he already has on top of trying to handle anyone else who comes in the door. He's just not necessarily pleasant about it.
What: Ratchet's limping around on crutches, feel free to put yourself in the line of fire
Where: Red Alert's clinic
When: A little while after Drift is conscious
Warnings: YELLING? yelling probably
Well, it had been a few days and nobody had nearly died again so Ratchet starts to let himself relax a little.
Not much, mind--Drift and Nautica are still bedridden, if not critical, and there are people in and out all the time. This is completely ignoring the fact that Pharma and Tarn are wandering around out there somewhere, probably terrorizing the general populace or maiming things or doing whatever else psychotic killers do in their clearly abundant free time. Ratchet has no such luxury, and he works, maintaining the patients he already has on top of trying to handle anyone else who comes in the door. He's just not necessarily pleasant about it.
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Don't worry, Ratchet, this one isn't in need of repair. Unless someone steps on him. Then Spy Shot would probably be a bit beyond repair.
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"Can I help you?" he asks, dry and guarded but polite.
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Then he waves in greeting, and says, "Hello."
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She'd programmed the circuitry in her bodysuit to talk to the city's giant doors, so now she could do things like mime palming the switch and have it actually work. The clinic door obligingly slid aside for her, and the little human in black and glowing green walked into the clinic, alert to but not worried about the possibility of being stepped on. She had a force field generator for that.
"Hello?" Val glanced around the room, gaze flicking quickly across everything yet missing nothing. Looked like it had been a busy few days on the medical front.
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"You appear to have been busy."
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She knows that Ratchet's working here, figures he must be in charge -- but June doesn't imagine it's the Ratchet she knows. She really hasn't encountered any different versions of people she knows here except for Optimus and Megatron -- and while Megatron is radically different from what she's used to, and Optimus has his differences too, but he's strangely familiar. June has no idea what to expect of whichever Ratchet this is.
June looks up and sees a one-legged Autobot limping her away, and although it's far from the same face, there's something distantly familiar about it, and June recognizes the medic's red and white, and while he might be missing a leg, he definitely works here.
"I'm sorry -- are you Ratchet?"
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"I am," he says, looking curious as he clunks over to the counter she's standing on, a respectful distance away. The organics stuck here probably felt dwarfed enough--no need to loom. "Have we met?"
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June was sort of surprised to hear that Megatron's interested in medicine at all -- she just wouldn't have guessed -- but it's sort of reassuring that he's putting time into that instead of...whatever turned Megatron into a war-mongering tyrant in the future.
"My name's June," she introduces herself matter-of-factly. She'd hold out a hand, but she figures Ratchet needs to be holding onto those crutches. (The size difference isn't a concern, Shockwave had shaken her hand no problem.) "I knew some Autobots back home, although talking to everyone else here I've come to understand that was a...different universe, I guess."
She eyes the space where Ratchet's missing leg ought to be with a concerned frown, and her expression darkens slightly. "Was that Tarn's doing?"
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Well, a big surprise.
A very big, green and white surprise, lying stretched out on the opposite side of the road on a pile of rubble. Sixshot had been here a while already and seemed about ready to doze off again.
Admittedly, he had originally avoided most of these parts, ridden with Autobots as they were. But his aimless wanderings had taken him close to the clinic today and curiosity and boredom got the better of him. He hadn't seen First Aid since that day at the crater and there was a scent here that he suspected belonged to the young Megatron that Tarn had spoken of.
And Ratchet, of course, was here. It's been a while, hasn't it?
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"Have you slept?" She asked, her voice as curt and cold as usual as she glanced Ratchet over.
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Even laying around recharging gets old eventually though, and First Aid eventually forces himself to participate in some semblance of usefulness. The clinic is filling up with more and more injured by the day.
He's gathering up trash to bring out when he bumps into Ratchet. He doesn't say anything, and instead First Aid just stares with disdain across the room at the crutch and the medic's missing leg. Stupid. So stupid.
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"...I need to talk to you. Privately, please."
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He needed to know more about what had happened. Megatron had already given him his piece, but it was always good to get as many sources of information on an event as possible. Perhaps it would help them predict what Tarn's next actions were.
Stepping cautiously into the clinic, the first person he sees is one of the very people he'd been hoping to talk with.
"Ah, hello," he greets. And because it never hurt to make sure, the old truck adds, "Are you Ratchet?"
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"Yeah," he says, jerking his chin up and taking firmer hold of his crutches to turn and face Aftermath properly. "Can I, uh. Help you with something?"
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"They say doctors make the worst patients."
Really, the old guy should slow down. Just a little. Hobbling around on that leg can't be good on him. Bee is a little concerned, but not so much that he is going to put himself out there. Ratchet might throw something at him and Bee doesn't need another scratch to add to his collection.
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"I'm certainly not the worst off by a long shot. Anyway." He turns his attention back to Bee, looking him over critically. "How are you holding up?"
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Not quiet sure what to do. Does she just go in? Should she knock? Or announce that she's here? This is something she has no knowledge of, but she'll follow the procedure she knows from home. Which is to ask permission to enter the repair bay.
"... This Unit is requesting permission to enter the premises." It's said loudly, so hopefully someone inside hears her. If not she'll be standing in front of the door for a long time until someone shows up.
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He doesn't keep her waiting long, though. "Permission... granted?" he hazards, sounding bemused. "Can I help you?"
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A simple knock on the wall next to the door before he sticks his head inside, "Hello? Optimus mentioned that someone had started a clinic and I--" And then his smile widens into a grin. "Ratchet!"
There's a face he's seen recently. But perhaps not so recently as Ratchet had seen his.
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"Senator," he says, his voice colorless and his optics slightly wide, straightening.
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SORRY IM LATE DOC
The same cannot, of course, be said for Ratchet.
Megatron raises an eyebrow as he looks down at the conspicuous absence of leg. Obviously it's not new to him, he was in here before, to see Drift, but he didn't really get the chance to remark on it.
"When are you planning on having that reattached, Doctor?"
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"Oh, I don't know," Ratchet says, his voice chill poison as he turns back to his other project to pack it up, apparently in no particular hurry despite Megatron's injuries. "You're the one who wanted to be a medic. Why don't you tell me when that," he jerks his chin at the mangled remains of his limb, "will be loadbearing again."
MY ENTIRE BEING IS NAUGHT BUT REPENTANCE
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