INVASION!!!! (Zombie AU, Open to All)
May 22, 2014 23:52:02 GMT -5
Post by Deleted on May 22, 2014 23:52:02 GMT -5
<<The TF:P RP has been hit by Zombies. Please prepare and implement your best zombie plan.
The posting order will probably be free-for all, unless we'd like to set up a separate Decepticon thread. Feel free to kick off as a zombie right away. Go nuts, go crazy in this thread.
On another note, ZZ would really like to be a part of whatever zombie killing team includes Fortress Maximus or Red Alert or both. Provided, of course, that none of Red's many zombie plans includes using ZZ as bait.>>
Something had been off all day.
Zoom-Zoom was still chasing up that drip in the lower levels of the base. Sometimes, he really did wonder about the sensitivity of Red's sensors and whether they were a good thing or not. Like, he'd love to be aware of his environment to the degree of the security director was because that would be as useful as slag when cloaked with dampeners and incapable of running scans on the environment around him. However, since the aforementioned sensitivity had moved him somewhat permanently into this room, searching for that Primus damn leak for the past Earth week, he really wasn't digging it at the moment. (Also, it made Red as tense as slag and Zoom-Zoom was excitable enough already without super senses adding to the load.)
He'd just taken a break, leaning his struts against the wall as he tried to triangulate the location of the leak by mapping out the room's dimensions and overlaying his audio recordings with it. That was when he heard it, a loud crash that echoed through the base from the upper levels. The minibot's optics flicked on from behind his visor as he gazed up at the ceiling in puzzlement.
That had been loud. Really, really loud to be heard from all the way down here.
The feeling that something was wrong intensified as Zoom-Zoom flicked to an open comm channel. "Zoom-Zoom to Red Alert," he said. "What the slag was that, Sir?"
It was probably something he was going to fix. Might as well get a headstart on it by contacting Red first.
Zoom-Zoom's concern grew when he realized he was hearing nothing but open static. Switching channels gave him the same thing. He lurched to his feet, sensor scans turning on in case they could detect anything from the upper levels that was causing the disturbance.
Nothing.
He was pretty deep down after all. Could just be that most Bots were out on patrol or elsewhere in the base. But that didn't explain why he couldn't raise a single mecha on the comm channels.
Whatever that sound had been…
It was most definitely a problem.
The posting order will probably be free-for all, unless we'd like to set up a separate Decepticon thread. Feel free to kick off as a zombie right away. Go nuts, go crazy in this thread.
Something had been off all day.
Zoom-Zoom was still chasing up that drip in the lower levels of the base. Sometimes, he really did wonder about the sensitivity of Red's sensors and whether they were a good thing or not. Like, he'd love to be aware of his environment to the degree of the security director was because that would be as useful as slag when cloaked with dampeners and incapable of running scans on the environment around him. However, since the aforementioned sensitivity had moved him somewhat permanently into this room, searching for that Primus damn leak for the past Earth week, he really wasn't digging it at the moment. (Also, it made Red as tense as slag and Zoom-Zoom was excitable enough already without super senses adding to the load.)
He'd just taken a break, leaning his struts against the wall as he tried to triangulate the location of the leak by mapping out the room's dimensions and overlaying his audio recordings with it. That was when he heard it, a loud crash that echoed through the base from the upper levels. The minibot's optics flicked on from behind his visor as he gazed up at the ceiling in puzzlement.
That had been loud. Really, really loud to be heard from all the way down here.
The feeling that something was wrong intensified as Zoom-Zoom flicked to an open comm channel. "Zoom-Zoom to Red Alert," he said. "What the slag was that, Sir?"
It was probably something he was going to fix. Might as well get a headstart on it by contacting Red first.
Zoom-Zoom's concern grew when he realized he was hearing nothing but open static. Switching channels gave him the same thing. He lurched to his feet, sensor scans turning on in case they could detect anything from the upper levels that was causing the disturbance.
Nothing.
He was pretty deep down after all. Could just be that most Bots were out on patrol or elsewhere in the base. But that didn't explain why he couldn't raise a single mecha on the comm channels.
Whatever that sound had been…
It was most definitely a problem.