As the youth continued to fly along the road, leaving a glittering trail of light behind him, the music he was listening too would change tracks. this would allow him a moment to just fly in silence and simply listen to the dead planet around him. However he could hear something off in the distance, the sound of an engine flaring up, and something about the sound of it sent chills up and down his spine.
He could feel his pulse beginning to race, and without a word he’d summon a syringe of energon and inject it into the port on his left bicep, before dismissing the device back to his subspace and darting off down an alleyway, to avoid the massive wide-open road. If it was a terrorcon then a narrow pathway would make it difficult to chase after him, even if they’re relatively small.
Once hes reached the end of the alley he would dart upwards, quickly dashing into the hole of a broken window and then dim the glow of his tech. He could feel his heart racing within his chest as he peeked around the broken glass and down the alley towards the road he had been in. Hoping the energon in his cybernetics would be such a small amount they couldn’t create an energon signature that can be detected.
“… maybe I should call Tarn …” He would whisper to him self, reaching up to activate his comline before stopping and deciding maybe it was a bad idea. He didn’t want to risk being found by sending out a signal attempting to make a call.
Guttural growl of monstrous engine breaks the silence of the long since abandoned city on rusting Cybertron. The planet itself was lively in most areas, yet seemed to fall short of its night life in others. Truly, there were two sides to its surface, and the peace-loving fools the Decepticons had become seemed to have all but forgotten the far reaches of their metallic planet. Ah, if Vector Sigma deep within the depths of Terminus heard of their deceit. . . well. Such prey would find its way to unhinged jaws, broken apart so denta could dig deep within its coating. Embers for sparks, evil for good ; he is all but wrapped in hellish nightmare, cascading the street with flow of indigo and ominous crimson.
Tires screech as metal breaks apart, sharp claws grabbing hold to rake through once paved streets, tearing up metallic skeleton of walkways and structural foundation. Heels dug deep as soiled foliage was uprooted from their merciless graves. A dead city is one thing, but the scent of something FRESHER remains. Red optic flares as center contracts, scanning the darkened streets where traces of life seem to have once been. Razor digit extends, dragging along the edge of a building, swiping up to find disturbed pathways in rust and space dust.
“K-Keyeheheh. . . playing hide and seek, are we ? I like this game. . . I always win.”
Rumble of laughter bubbles up from the throat as flexi-band jaws break apart enough to allow glossa a drag over sharp denta. How long has it been since a HUNT was presented ? A chase with TARN, yes. . . for his list holds many names he cares little for. Alas, he knows that THIS is something different - THIS is on his home planet. Heel crushes down on discarded glass, frame moving quick as a flash in purple streaks, metallic body swinging around corners and alleyways, peering between buildings in curious wonder. “Hnnnh. . . I thought I smelled FEAR.”
» Do you think it could be a Decepticon ?
» Maybe it’s just your mind playing tricks on you. It does it often enough.
“Quiet.” Claw swings upwards by audials, optic narrowing as finely tuned systems harness for the elements. Whispers of ghosts only Blurr can hear fade into the distance, replaced by the steady pulse of something rhythmic.
Helm jerks to the left, red optic wide as sharp lantern’s grin breaks in horrendous display. “Found you.” Two steps forward and a quick jump up, claws latching into the side of the building in magnificent scaling ; speed is his ally, though not as helpful when clawing up structures ; still. . . a fuel for nightmares in some wandering eyes, perhaps. But Blurr is moving fast and has little patience for pleading words. . . though, SOMETIMES, he enjoys the game.