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ANH'verse. Bespin Space Station. No Comment
Somewhat early the next morning, a knock comes at the door to Arcee and the gang's suite, or rather a 'chime'. Knocks are so terribly old fashioned and who knows what the door bell things in sci-fi movies are actually called? Up to this time, there has been no major change in the Falcon's condition status. All reports to this point have said that they still aren't done with her repairs--but--they are getting close. Just a couple more hours and they should be completed.
Any other news the caretakers of the station might be privy to have not been shared with the suite's inhabitants.
Depending on close the rest of the gang is to the door, they may hear muffled voices immediately proceeding and succeeding said "knock." There are two voices to be precise: one male and one female.
Anyone inside the suite bored or observant enough could hear the rather familiar voices go from somewhat louder, normal tones to becoming decidedly hushed--but not quite whispered--by the time one of them interacts with the door's 'chime'. The walls' superior sound proofing makes it pretty much impossible to clearly hear anything said however.
But anyway, someone on the other side door wants to talk to someone or all in Arcee's suite, so let's move on from there . . .
Any other news the caretakers of the station might be privy to have not been shared with the suite's inhabitants.
Depending on close the rest of the gang is to the door, they may hear muffled voices immediately proceeding and succeeding said "knock." There are two voices to be precise: one male and one female.
Anyone inside the suite bored or observant enough could hear the rather familiar voices go from somewhat louder, normal tones to becoming decidedly hushed--but not quite whispered--by the time one of them interacts with the door's 'chime'. The walls' superior sound proofing makes it pretty much impossible to clearly hear anything said however.
But anyway, someone on the other side door wants to talk to someone or all in Arcee's suite, so let's move on from there . . .
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The cause of her embarrassment not immediately clear on Smokescreen's face as he nods his head to look down at Comettor with his usual cheerful grin, and Liftor is oddly absent from his shoulder. Smokescreen notices Comettor's frown, but for the moment, he
hopes it's not related to himsees if he can brighten Comettor's mood without pressing for details."Good morning, Comettor," Smokescreen says, voice on the softer side as he is aware that some of his guests might still be sleeping. "Everything all right? I was just comin' to see if Jetfire and Arcee were up and still hanging around."
Yes, he does realize that he can just look into the room, but his time with the "Little People," the Minicons, makes it hard for him to just ignore them when he comes in contact with them.
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Then the red Minicon comes back, still exhibiting every sign of bad mood as he looks up at his host. [They're both awake now.]
[Comettor, come back here and help me, this joint is twisted all out of shape, and he'll be even less use than usual without his slagging head,] calls another little Minicon voice from somewhere under one of the pieces of furniture.
Comettor grumbles and looks toward it. [Give me a click, Airazor, it's Smokie.]
"Do I wanna know how Airazor got in here last night?" asks Jetfire groggily as he sits up on the couch and looks under it. "Whoa, what the heck did you guys do to Rollbar??"
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Even by the time Comettor gets back, Smokescreen hasn't quite gotten his cheerful demeanor back.
"That was, uh, mighty kind of you, Comettor--" Smokescreen starts to reply cautiously, Airazor's interruption preventing him from ultimately deciding whether he should state that he could have come back later if Arcee and Jetfire were still sleeping.
". . . What?!" the exclamation comes out of his mouth before he realizes it at the "head" comment, and then he is at a loss of how to react afterwards.
Smokescreen grabs onto the frame of the door to prevent himself from rushing right in at Jetfire's last question. As it is, Smokescreen is still trying to figure out how he should be reacting to all of this.
One would think that, given his background, it wouldn't bother him that much, but then again . . .
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[Yeah, and then I spent the rest of the $#@#$#@ night trying to put the dumb glitch back together, no thanks to Comettor!] comes Airazor's retort.
Comettor just looks from Smokescreen to Jetfire and beeps to himself quietly.
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"I'll get Security to look into this," Smokescreen says, putting a hand to his audio as a visual clue that he is about to make a call. "We also have a medic on board that specializes in Minicon repairs--if you think that'll help."
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"[I heard,]" comes the cranky retort. "[What's his name?]"
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[The one closest to here,] says Airazor, her tiny hands planted firmly on her grungy little hips as those big blue optics scowl up at Smokescreen.
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In response to Airazor, Smokescreen frowns in thought at first, as if trying to map out where it is. "And that's what I need to know." He adds, as he returns his hand once more to his audio. "Thank you, Airazor."
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[@#$@%@ yeah!] says Airazor with an angry beep. Comettor's too busy heading for Arcee and Kia's room to comment.
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that somehow seems to be lacking somethingin response to the comments about Rollbar getting back on his feet. "Not too many pieces, I hope. It'll probably be me getting the complaints. . . . Although it might send the right message . . ."If Smokescreen is aware of Comettor's leaving, he does not visually acknowledge it.
"And First Aid's getting prepped to help Rollbar," Smokescreen informs those remaining in the room. "Given the information about his condition, First Aid think it might be best to bring him downstairs where he'll be able to make use of the equipment down there that is better suited in helping Rollbar--provided he's stable enough to be moved, of course." His gaze turns to each of those remaining in the room, awaiting their response.
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"Hey, Princess." Jetfire perks just slightly without realizing it. "Where's Kia?"
"She says she and Murphy are staying in bed today," says the pink and white femmebot. Then she loses her slight frown as she notices Smokescreen.
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A frown comes onto his face as the conversation creeps in Kia's direction, and there is a bit of uncertainty deep in his optics. He manages to brush off his frown and replaces it with a small, friendly smile when Arcee turns in his direction.
"Good morning, Arcee. Were ya able to get some recharge in?" Smokescreen says, amiably, although it's clear he is only trying to lighten the mood a bit.
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"Yeah..." he says at last, absently. "Tell me about it."
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"Whoop!" Smokescreen backtraps a step, and turns towards a double-paneled door on the side of the hall. "Hang on, Arcee. Elevator's right here."
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A few moments pass as they await the elevator before something comes to Smokescreen's processor and he chuckles.
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Jetfire is miles away in his own thoughts as they await the elevator, but Arcee glances toward that chuckle with a curious expression. "Did you remember a joke?"
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"What?" Smokescreen comes back from his memory and looks at Arcee with some confusion until the connection clicks. "Hah hah. Not so much a 'joke.' More like a funny part of a story."
"Have Jet Fire's Minicons ever told you what happened soon after their rescue?" Smokescreen asks, the humor from his remembering still touching his features.
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Everything else Smokescreen just said has just been pushed aside in Arcee's processor as her eyes flash white with shock and dismay. "A teleporting Minicon? Oh no..."
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Arcee's distraction is probably a relief to both mechs. Smokescreen chuckles. "They come in all sorts of shapes and sizes."
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Smokescreen sobers slightly as the elevator dings! in arrival. "This one is."
He motions them out of the elevator once the door opens and starts to lead them down the hall . . .
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