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Transformers-'verse, Nellis AFB, investigating
When she stepped off of the Cessna and walked out onto the flight line at Nellis AFB, Vanessa Raymond didn't know what to expect.
She'd dealt with the military before - as an aide to the Secretary of Defense, such dealings were an inevitability. However, when one threw giant alien robots into the mix, things got decidedly weird.
She wondered if her training in forensics was going to come in handy at all here. She was used to blood spatters and DNA samples, dead bodies and mysterious causes of death. All she had in this case was one human victim who had already been buried (cause of death? bullet wound from standard M-24 US army-issue sniper rifle), and a mechanical victim who... well, she hadn't exactly figured that out quite yet.
The plane's engines shift from idling to silence and it's only then that Vanessa heard the rumbling of another engine.
This was from a very large, very good-looking Peterbilt big-rig, with a custom paint job that was almost comical. She grabbed her luggage and strode purposefully over to it.
"Afternoon," she said, standing below its driver-side door with a grin. "Mr. Peters."
She'd dealt with the military before - as an aide to the Secretary of Defense, such dealings were an inevitability. However, when one threw giant alien robots into the mix, things got decidedly weird.
She wondered if her training in forensics was going to come in handy at all here. She was used to blood spatters and DNA samples, dead bodies and mysterious causes of death. All she had in this case was one human victim who had already been buried (cause of death? bullet wound from standard M-24 US army-issue sniper rifle), and a mechanical victim who... well, she hadn't exactly figured that out quite yet.
The plane's engines shift from idling to silence and it's only then that Vanessa heard the rumbling of another engine.
This was from a very large, very good-looking Peterbilt big-rig, with a custom paint job that was almost comical. She grabbed her luggage and strode purposefully over to it.
"Afternoon," she said, standing below its driver-side door with a grin. "Mr. Peters."
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"Thanks for picking me up," she said.
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Well, it was patently obvious, so she just climbs into his hand, holding onto his middle finger such that she won't fall off.
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"And that's Ironhide and Chromia's son, Starforge," says Optimus, sighing. "And one of our scouts, Arcee."
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"Looks like you guys are getting on well here."
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a few minutes later
Then he remembers Vanessa and looks down at her where she's tucked safely in his hand. "Welcome to our home."
A roach scuttles past, Roach in hot pursuit with guns blazing.
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"Um... yes, thank you. Who is it that I want to see again?"
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The yellow mech shrugs and turns to Vanessa. "Hi."
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His deep voice holds pain as he glances toward a tarp-covered something at the back of the room.
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Yes, Vanessa, this is the hero that saved the world.
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"Honey drew on the dishes...." Mikaela pauses to look at the cheery plastic plates with amused dismay.
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"Okay, we don't have a table or anything, so we just take what we want and sit on the couch," says Mikaela.
"I already prayed for it," offers Sam. He had too, fervently.
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