#prowls analysis

[thesoundlessvoid]

prowls-analysis replied to your post: Blackout doesn’t hear real well, so he can’t hear...

(Wonder whether Kyan will pick up some of Blackout’s iffy pronunciation, or if Riella’s example will be enough of a counter.)

// idk! @autobot-scout-riella I bet Riella would make sure the poor bitty enunciates right lmao

[gctthehcrns-a]

“Look, mech, I don’t have any idea what everyone’s malfunction is.”

He had a headache, and he was exhausted. He hadn’t the foggiest what had happen, and beyond that... all he really wanted to do was lie down and try to recharge off this strange, dull ache.

“I just wanna know what’s going on.”

@prowls-analysis

[thebestdecepticonleader]

A Long Road

Logic was yelling at Starscream that he should be in hiding and not seeking out the enemy, but he never was one for listening to logic.  Besides what would he do then?  Starve?  He’s not going back to Megatron this time, that’s for sure.

At the same time, were the twins the best ones to surrender to?  Would they let him get close enough without shooting at him?  It had been three days and these were the only mechs he had encountered so far, it wasn’t like he had any better options waiting around to be chosen.  Maybe he should take the chance, shoot them, and take any energon they have?  But what if they don’t have any?  And the Autobots certainly wouldn’t take him in then, no matter what his predicament is. Starscream put himself in their path, still armed but his weapons powered down, and standing near cover, just in case.  Not threatening, but he isn’t stupid either, they try to attack and he will defend his... cargo. Once the grounders nears what is the standard grounder sight range, he raised his arms.  Shouting, “I surrender.”

[thebestdecepticonleader]

@prowls-analysis Starscream had somehow managed to land himself with an Autobot slave.  He'd never really liked keeping slaves, mostly because they were too much work, but this one was an exception; Prowl was a very promising find.  If he can force the Autobot to do his bidding, to devise strategy with him instead of against him the war would come to an end. Starscream might decide to give the Autobot back his freedom when that was over.  A sacrifice for the greater good; something that an Autobot should be able to understand.  Just as long as Prowl behaves. “You’re belong to me now, understand?”

[thesoundlessvoid]

I still love how unrepentant Blackout is about who he is and how he lives his life. He's also so very multifaceted and yet his core is consistent. He seems like he belongs in a canon series, as a very strong supporting cast character if not necessarily as the lead character. He's too comfortable in his own armor plate to be the Hero of the story. He's got the depth of personality and range of emotion to carry a few episodes by himself, though.

what is ONE THING you like about the way i play my character?

// NSFHDKJFHKJD thank you so much!!! so sweet. 

[thebestdecepticonleader]

“Yes, master.” OR "You're mine now, do you understand?" (If you're up for it.)

Send “You’re mine now, do you understand?” For my muse to be yours’ brainwashed servant.Starscream stood, staring blankly at Prowl.  “I understand, master.”  It was still obviously Starscream’s voice, the horrible, grating sound was still there, but something was off.  The emotional tone that Starscream tended to put on every word he spoke, was gone.But still Starscream couldn’t help but wonder, why did his owner say that Starscream is his now?  He is new isn’t he?  Had he had another owner he had forgotten about somehow?

[thebestdecepticonleader]

⁇⁇

Send ⁇⁇ and my muse will blurt out any and all questions they’ve always wanted to ask yours.“Why did you join the Autobots?”  “If I hadn’t hurt you, would you have considered working with me?”  “Can I ever convince you or any other Autobot to work with me?”  “How do you always seem to do so much better than I do at strategy?”

[talentandlooks]

prowls-analysis replied to your post: ...that sounds Delicious.

*Pained.* “Please don’t.”

"Please don' what? Somethin' wrong wit' desirin' a good time?"