::Political unrest. Autobots showing their true colors. Supposed undesirables being murdered in the streets. Enslavement under the pretense of arrest. Functionalist government.::
::Itâs almost like the old days.::
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Keni
One Nice Bug Per Day
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we're not kids anymore.
Lint Roller? I Barely Know Her

Andulka
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Janaina Medeiros
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@sadisticxsurgeon
::Political unrest. Autobots showing their true colors. Supposed undesirables being murdered in the streets. Enslavement under the pretense of arrest. Functionalist government.::
::Itâs almost like the old days.::
Homecoming
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        The trip back to Kaon had been easier than actually arriving and stepping over the corpses lining the street to enter the medical clinic. A few of the frames gasped, reaching for thin legsâapparently not all were deceased yet, but soon would be. The rust coating their frames had nearly made him smirk, mock their agony as their spark closed in on burning out completely, but he had more pressing matters at servo.
              The clinic was dreary and filthy, as was everything in the city, but it was home and held the one Decepticon he was eager to return to. He passed through the waiting room like a ghost, slipping into the surgical area and closing the door behind him.
              âIâm home and I bring news.â
    Purple energon twirled the drain as the surgeon washed away the sins of moments before. An experiment that left his spark pulsing erratically and processors racing with the data that heâd uncovered. But he was neither startled nor surprised by the assassin, his back kept to the speedster and an unimpressed hum rumbling in his throat.
    âI had foolishly hoped that the Enforcers murdered you,â he admitted, turning off the sprayer and grabbing a towel to dry his servo. âBut news is far better than your death, even if we could have used it to incite violence and rip Iacon out from underneath the Autobots.â
100 Ways to Say âI Hate Youâ
I saw a post about 100 ways to say âI love youâ, so I thought Iâd make the anti-version if it doesnât exist already. Roleplayers, send these to each other for angst reasons! Tw for emotional abuse, language, and some major rejection themes, though some  them are joking and could be used for friendly rivals or pals who play-insult one another. Change or add pronouns as necessary.
âYouâre a disappointment to me.â
âI donât care if you live or die.â
âI used to care about you. Now? I regret every second I wasted.â
âHow do you think I feel? Iâm pissed off!â
âGo. Just go.â
âIf you come back, I wonât be here.â
âIâve never despised someone as much as I despise you.â
âHa! You think I care about you? What do you think I am, desperate?â
âI regret ever saying âhelloâ.â
âLeave and donât come back, ever.â
âRemember when we first met? I wish I didnât.â
âYouâre the worst mistake Iâve ever made.â
âDonât touch me. Donât even look at me.â âYou took months/years of my life away. Iâll never get those back.â
âI saw a trash bag on the side of the road today. Reminded me of you.â
âI could have been doing so much better than wasting my time with you.â
âYouâre a sick bastard, you know that?â
âI donât care.â
âGo ahead, leave. Donât worry about coming back.â
âYouâre such a piece of shit.â
âI didnât think you could be any more of a shithead, but you just proved me wrong.â
âYouâre so stupid.â
âWhy do I waste my time with you?â
âYouâre not the person I thought you were.â
âHey! Just a daily reminder: youâre a piece of shit!â
âI deserve so much better.â
âWeâre not friends. We were never friends!â
âI pretended to like you because I felt bad for you! How did you fall for that?â
âI never want to see you again.â
âYouâve done nothing but make my life a living hell.â
âDonât apologize - you donât deserve my forgiveness!â
âNo, Iâm never giving you another chance!â
âI wish you were never born.â
âYouâre the last person I wanted to see right now.â
âIâd rather be working with anyone else in the whole world right now.â
âWhen you get back, your shitâs gonna be on the front lawn. Take it and get out.â
âGo ahead, choose them! You deserve each other.â
âI donât know what they see in you.â
âYouâre an embarrassment to me.â
âYouâre an embarrassment to all of us.â
âI wish it was you. I wish it was you to die instead of them.â
âGod, why did I have to end up working with the biggest asshole in the world?â
âHow could you think I ever loved you? You seriously think Iâd sink that low?â
âSorry, I just puked in my mouth a bit. I accidentally looked at your face.â
âHow can you even live with yourself?â
âIf I was your mirror, Iâd break myself just so you would throw me in the trash and I wouldnât have to look at you.â
âBeing with you was the worst time of my life.â
âYouâre a monster.â
âNot a day goes by that I donât wake up wishing I was dead because of you.â
âIâm going to ruin your fucking life.â
âYou said you would change, but you never did! You never will!â
âSome people are just born to fail. Sorry youâre one of the unlucky ones.â
âYouâre so worthless, you hardly even exist to me.â
âI wish I could go back to the day I met you, and just walk away.â
âIf you give me that look one more time, Iâm skipping jump-rope with your large intestines.â
âHonestly, Iâm embarrassed to even know you.â
âUgh, it smells like something died in here. Oh. Itâs just you.â
âYou need to stop. You hurt everyone around you!â
âUntil you get your shit together, I donât want to hear you complain.â
âLook at you. Youâre disgusting.â
âStop making me look bad.â
âYou have a face that makes me wish punching people wasnât frowned upon in our society.â
âShut your mouth. I donât want to hear your obnoxious voice.â
âGo play in traffic.â
âFuck off.â
âIf I saw you in the ocean clinging to a log for safety, Iâd save the log and let you drown. At least wood can become something useful, like toilet paper.â
âHow could I ever love something as terrible and hideous as you?â
âI canât even look at you right now.â
âIt was all a lie.â
âI never loved you, and I never will.â
âDonât try to beg. It wonât work.â
âYouâre not worth the mud on the bottom of my shoes.â
âLook at you. Youâre pathetic. Iâve never seen a sadder sight.â
âIâm going to hurt you slowly, and Iâm going to enjoy every second of it.â
âFor what you did to them, Iâll do the same to you.â
âAn apology? You want to offer an apology? No. I donât accept it.â
âYouâre everything I hate in a person.â
âI wish you were dead.â
âYouâre nothing to me. Less than nothing!â
âWhat a sad sack of shit you are.â
âMy life is in fucking shambles thanks to you!â
âHow could you? You bastard!â
âIâd rather eat sewage than ever touch you again.â
âHey asshole, Iâm here to ruin your day, just like I did yesterday and the day before that.â
âYouâd be more useful if you werenât even alive.â
âHey, itâs my least favorite waste of space.â
âEvery day that I woke up next to you, I was tempted to smother you with a pillow while you slept.â
âLove you? Donât make me laugh.â
âJust thinking about you makes me sick to my stomach.â
âYou deserve a slow and painful death for what youâve done.â
âI canât stand people like you.â
âStop doing that thing. You know, that thing I hate. Breathing.â
âIf I could trade you for a nest of angry wasps, you would be long gone.â
âI canât wait to dance on your grave.â
âIf we were the last two people on earth, Iâd be subtracting one.â
âI never want to see the likes of your filth around here again.â
âIâm disgusted by you.â
âFuck you!â
âIf I ever see you again, it will be far too soon.â
âI have three words for you: Burn. In. Hell.â
âI hate you.â
cold-blooded-corruption:
Barricade let an optic ridge quirk. The way this individual spoke. The way he held himself. Everything was off and the enforcer didnât appreciate the scent of things.
âNah Iâll stay out here.â he said with a keen nod. âAnd  donât have questions actually. I know fragging well whats going on with me.â he explained. âBeen in stasis for too damn long is all. I was corrupted back when the war was first getting gritty. When slag was hitting the fans so to speak on our side and Megs was looking for a new way to turn the tides.â
   âAre you quite serious? I was under the impression that all of those mech died from exposure or at least put down.â His voice showed genuine surprise that his face did not. Unless, of course, the mech was part of the program heâd been apart of--though he doubted that, he would have remembered should they have shared a cell block.Â
   âYou wouldnât mind if I took a look under your hood, would you? Most of these newbies are half-starved Neutrals or Autobots, shunned for their infection and ending up in Kaon. They lack a certain vibrancy that comes with long term infection.â
cold-blooded-corruption:
Whatever drew the enforcer to this hellacious part of Kaon, he would never know. He heard the screams, smelled the sickly sweet scent of Energon that was more than tempting to the dark colored mech. But there was something else that made him wonder what was taking place, and sure enough he was quick to find it.
Another mech corrupted with Dark Energon. He should have recognized the scent sooner. Barricade sneered, but headed into the dismal infirmary all the same. Later he was greeted by the doctor in the house and all he could do was wonder and speculate.
âSomething drew me hereâ he explained, though by his unwillingness to draw his optics away, he was looking at the source of thisâŚfeeling he had. âSomethingâŚfamiliar.â
   âNot unusual,â the surgeon spoke all too calmly, optics tracing the outline of the mech before him. His frame shifted but he didnât approach fully; no, he lingered just out of reach, almost tauntingly. âItâs not uncommon for Unicron spawn to seek each other out. Most tend to ignore the pull--I hadnât felt one in quite some time, not since the Autobots managed to destroy most of our brethren.â
   His tone was civil enough, though venomous when mentioning Autobots. He motioned with a bloodied servo to a more private office, away from the grunting in the surgical room. His smile rehearsed with a false kindness and charm.
   âCome, you must have questions--they always do. The ones exposed later, I mean. Usually through moving corpses or wandering into Praxus.â It hadnât quite been his job, but those exposed were easier to convince and pull into unsavory plans.
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   Long, sharpened digits dipped pass the outer edges of the wound and the sharp tips pressed firmly against the shattered spinal strut. The mech on the examination table screamed hoarsely, vocal processor long since fried and spitting sparks, and his blunt fingers tried to claw against the table. The broken toy had pleaded and begged for mercy--âkill me,â he had whimpered throughout the session, âplease, just end it!â--but they fell to deaf ears.
   A revved of a finely tuned engine occurred, followed by a purr. The mech spoke no words as he dug the talon deeper, which had been followed by the familiar sound of cracking metal. And just before he could snap the strut further, a sound rang out--the sound of someone having passed through the door of his little clinic--and Flatline pulled energon slick digits from the frame.
   He hadnât bothered to retrain his patient; it was far too damaged to roll off the berth, let alone flee. He simply walked from the surgical room, closing the door behind him, and approaching the front of his filthy little clinic.
   âIâm not doing the arena today, boy,â he called out, believing it to be one of the conmech that ran them. âIâve said time and time again, Iâm a--â
   There were few things that surprised Flatline; purple frame and optics, the familiar scent of Dark Energon, always among them. Instantly, his own tainted optics brightened, almost giddy, and he strolled forward with grace that no frame his size should hold.
   âPardon me,â he nearly purred, a menacing glee about it. âI thought you were someone else. Is there something I can do for you, sir?â
âš âš
Barricade: Torso impaled (by object of choice. Iâll let you choose)Flatline:Â Scratches on face
This was a strange turn of events. Somehow Barricade ended up in a fight with a mech he had never metâŚwhich wasnât surprising really given the enforcerâs demeanor. However the fight turned rather ugly and he wasnât even really sure howâŚor what caused it. All he was away is that one second, his claws had come down over the strangerâs faceâŚthen the next there was a sharp pain through his chest that left him gasping for cool air. He was still aliveâŚsomehow the object only barely missed his spark.
cold-blooded-corruption
Flatline would get his makeshift sword back. A few pieces of the enforcer as well as somethings decided to stick to the spikes rather than stay with their owner. Nothing major however. Wires, small reserve cells that were half full of a questionable colored liquid, and of course half of Barricadeâs radiator.
Naturally with foreign object removed and little to no air being drawn in, the mech gasped like a sharkticon on land for too long. Doubled over even and eventually collapsed on his side. However there was a curious lack of his own Energon. Something that didnât bother Barricade but would likely freak out the individual that had decided to attack him.
Though with time, the enforcerâs intakes seemed to return. They were shaky at first, ragged even. But in a few moments, it was as if the part Flatline obtained was little more than that- a part.
Moments later, the con was back on his pedes again with hole slowly patching in. Though that didnât leave the obvious disgruntled expression over the mechâs light gray facial plates. He did have a right to be angry.
   Fear had been the furthest emotion to have pierced through Flatlineâs spark, talons plucking wiring and bits of his victim from the spikes and optics closely examining the lack of honest gore. His gaze had then moved to the collapsed mech, curiosity peaked and only growing when the ragged intake shook the frame below.
   Heâd stepped forward, began to bend down to get a look when the mech had stood and the surgeon followed the action with a jerk. He took a sharp intake, in complete awe at the wound patching itself, oblivious to the anger that surged through his victim. âFascinating,â he breathed out, a sinister smirk coming to his lip-plating.
   âI have never seen Dark Energon do that before; shall we try something else?â His voice mimicking his curiosity with a gleeful undertone accenting the question. Then with grace, heâd spun the hammer, swinging the head of the hammer at the mechâs helm; hoping to sink the sharp, heavy end into his victim, for science of course.
Iâm chuckling because Iâd thought Flatline could have finally made a friend, someone to discuss all the weirdness of Dark Energon with and what itâs done to his frame, but nope. Flatline impales the guy and doesnât bother trying to help him.
Come on, Flatline. Whatâs wrong with you?
âš âš
Barricade: Torso impaled (by object of choice. Iâll let you choose)Flatline:Â Scratches on face
This was a strange turn of events. Somehow Barricade ended up in a fight with a mech he had never metâŚwhich wasnât surprising really given the enforcerâs demeanor. However the fight turned rather ugly and he wasnât even really sure howâŚor what caused it. All he was away is that one second, his claws had come down over the strangerâs faceâŚthen the next there was a sharp pain through his chest that left him gasping for cool air. He was still aliveâŚsomehow the object only barely missed his spark.
   The Enforcer hadnât been the only one confused, Flatline joined him in those ranks, albeit for far different reasons. The tainted medic had started the fight, planning simply to use the other Decepticon for an experiment, but talons drew energon that matched purple optics and the surgeonâs color scheme. He had planned to beat the other mech into submission with the Nex Hammer that heâd pried from a corpse years before.
   But Barricade had been too close, Flatline hadnât been paying attention, and now the sharpened and multi-spiked handle was piercing through the strangerâs chest. All fighting had ceased, though in no part of Flatline feeling guilty for the gasping the other mech had been doing--no, Flatline was too busy blinking owlishly as he tried to place the pieces together.
   âBy Unicronâs grace,â he murmured, optics lifting to see that... yes, the stranger still functioned, all things considered. He frowned as his servo slipped towards the head of the hammer, purple optics narrowing--one flickered, apparently damaged when Barricade had swapped at him. âIâm going to need this back, my friend.â
   And Flatline yanked as hard as he could, attempting to dislodge his impromptu âswordâ from the mechâs chest.
Anyone want a starter?
Anyone want a starter?
      âMedic fight!â
   âAre you an idiot? Do I look like a simple field medic to you? No, of course not. Do not compare me to trash like that crimson imbecile.â
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ÂŤIs this supposed to upset me? I mean, honestly, youâre edging close to being an abomination. Why would you think your opinion mattered?Âť
::Oh please, you can do better than that. Try again and perhaps Iâll give you the attention you obviously crave.::
â˘I think you ought to keep your little assassin on a leash or he might not make it home.âŁ
::Or perhaps you should keep your little enforcer out of Decepticon business. I know youâre not one of us, Lockdown, but honestly, I thought you had some taste in partners.::
::Did someone clip your claws, medic?::
    Flatline is very proud of his lovely little assassin at the moment.