Dear Onyx Prime, what is the most dangerous creature on Cybertron?
To a scraplet, there is naught more dangerous than an insecticon. Burrowing, all-consuming, it consumes scraplets by the dozen in a swift movement of its mandibles.
To an insecticon, there is naught more dangerous than a grep-hawk. Patient and wily, it glides on sulphurous winds for hours, before diving to strike as soon as an insecticon breaches the surface of the metal plains.
To a grep-hawk, there is naught more dangerous than a turbofox. When the avianoid sets down to feast, it thinks itself in no danger, but in the flicker of an optic cable it is pounced on by a predator faster than it can imagine.
To a turbofox, there is naught more dangerous than a machadron. Driven into a stampede, its hide impenetrable to mere fangs and claws, it drives the fleeing turbofoxes before it until their motors fail and they are crushed beneath its treads.
To a machadron, there is naught more dangerous than a metrotitan. Vast and unknowable, crossing mountains in a single stride, it does not even notice the machadron herd as they clumsily struggle to escape the shadow of its falling foot.
To a metrotitan, there is naught more dangerous than a scraplet. Too small to be noticed, to even be seen, it consumes the titan from within.