by ιƲɴλρરίɱε » Sat Jun 05, 2010 6:31 am
Luna was on her way to the cargo plane when she spotted a flash of red out of the corner of her eye. Turning on a dime like a dressage horse, she saw one of the newer… ‘recruits’, so to speak: Cybrella. The femme had been an assassin for the Decepticons, but for some, unknown reason, she’d defected from the group to join the other side. Still, Luna was tense around her. Not only was she a femme without a spark mate, making her competition in Luna’s eyes, she’d killed countless Autobots. And she’d been good at it. As the daughter of Optimus, Luna should have been more forgiving… but she was also the daughter of a woman who’d been killed mercilessly by the Decepticons. Luna had learned quick not to have her back turned to the ’Cons, and just because they felt ’regret’ didn’t mean they wouldn’t take out a threat as formidable as the possible, future leader of the Autobots.
Just at the thought, Luna could feel her skin itching to change formats into her armour. She fought it down, though. It wouldn’t look to good to the soldiers, who had to trust Cybrella if they were going to fight together. They couldn't afford discrepancies in the NEST group, at least not when they were on missions. That could make a situation that was already bad go to catastrophic. Still, that didn’t mean Luna had to be comfortable with Cybrella, and she knew she never would be.
At the moment when Luna was finishing with those thoughts, she heard a familiar voice cry out. She turned with a smile to see her two friends, Laurel and Silver Alert. As always, Laurel had a bag of sweets with her. Of course, when you used as much calories as everyone else at base, candy was an excellent boost. She could probably eat as many as she wanted and never gain weight with all the physical activity needed on base. Still, the sugar made Laurel jittery, and the human girl chattered incessantly about the late princess Anastasia of Russia. Luna smiled. She wasn’t the only one excited to visit the icy country. When Laurel offered her some Oreos, Luna took them: they were great ways to keep her mind off of Cybrella.
“Thanks, Laurel,” The teen girl smiled, taking a quick bite, “Actually, I think we’re going to be farther north than where Anastasia lived; in the tundra. Hope you brought a coat.”
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ιƲɴλρરίɱε on Sat Jun 05, 2010 7:06 am, edited 1 time in total.
i'm just one of those ghosts
traveling endlessly
don't need no roads
in fact they follow me
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