[Hologram]

[aerospacecommander]

[Well, since the other robots made an appearance, it was time for the most important one to appear.

So have a rather smug looking Cybertronian. But don't worry this is his default expression.]

Greetings.

I am Commander Starscream of the Decepticons. If anyone happens to run across any other members of my faction, direct them to me.

Also, as the pointy-headed member of my species already stated, we require an energy source known as Energon. However, since I am not as inept as some, I can make due with almost any energy source and convert it. So ... with that said, if anyone has access to this sort of thing, I'm sure we can work something out.

[If he has two he grab some organics and hook them to a machine as batteries]

Comments

hologram

[uneulogized]

Wow, posturing robots. We're in for a real show, aren't we?

hologram

[aerospacecommander]

You could say that. I am good at what I do.

hologram

[uneulogized]

That wasn't really a compliment.

hologram

[aerospacecommander]

That depends on how you look at it, my dear human.

hologram

[uneulogized]

Wow, already calling me your dear something. Aren't you moving fast?

hologram

[aerospacecommander]

Well, you humans tend to have short life-spans compared to my species.

hologram

[uneulogized]

Hah ... don't count me out yet. I've been known to be resilient.

hologram

[aerospacecommander]

That's certainly a quality I've been known to appreciate. It's so messy when you organics get squished.

hologram

[uneulogized]

Oh, yeah, the squishing problem. I have to say, I am a little worried about it here.

hologram

[aerospacecommander]

If it helps, I have no interest in getting the goody insides of an organic all over my chassis.

hologram

[uneulogized]

Wow, good thing.

I've been known to leave a pretty astounding splatter.

hologram

[aerospacecommander]

I'm almost curious enough to ask about that.

hologram

[uneulogized]

There aren't that many options, are there?

hologram

[aerospacecommander]

I suppose that depends on just how creative someone decides to get. So which was it with you? Creative or boring?

hologram

[uneulogized]

Boring. Very boring.

hologram

[aerospacecommander]

Go for something exciting next time.

hologram

[uneulogized]

Between you and me, I'd like to avoid a next time.

hologram

[aerospacecommander]

I don't blame you. Death doesn't seem like it'd be very fun.

hologram

[uneulogized]

Yeah ... what happens with robots die, anyway? The junkyard?

hologram

[aerospacecommander]

Mostly. Depends on if you're the religious type or not. Some say our spark joins the Well of the All Sparks or Primus or whatever after death.

hologram

[uneulogized]

Wow, you really leave your buddies to the junkyard.

[He's momentarily caught up in that.]

Aren't you a friendly bunch?

hologram

[aerospacecommander]

When you're at war for as long as we were, there isn't always time.

hologram

[uneulogized]

Were. Not are. So you finally broke out of that cycle?

hologram

[aerospacecommander]

I wouldn't exactly say the war is over, but it's kind of complicated right now back home. And here? Relentlessly murdering one another won't solve anything as long as we are in this place.

We might be able to play nice with each other for a little while.

hologram

[uneulogized]

Guess that brings me back to point A.

[Or whatever smartass remark he started with.]

You insisted on pulling rank. You think that matters?