Ep. 1.5 - Shelter From The Storm (Closed)
May 3, 2013 15:18:58 GMT -5
Post by Deleted on May 3, 2013 15:18:58 GMT -5
<<This is set early in 1.5, after Jazz has come back and the shit has hit the fan. This is maybe later in the day from Five Minutes, and maybe a day or so before For Richer, For Poorer.>>
Ironhide safe and sound, though utterly slagged in the meta, check.
Shadow NOT safe and sound, which needed to CHANGE and hopefully WOULD, once Jazz's preliminary efforts at satellite scraping algorithms ran their course. Even more hopefully once Steeljaw got his claws into the search and made the planetary satellite 'net his slave.
Cleaver was safe and sound at Haven, according to a quick check-in as Jazz looked for the last member of his cohort, and all was quiet there.
Which left only the last present member of his cohort unaccounted for, and that was solely because Jazz had been having trouble finding hir.
There had been a blowup, Jazz had heard. Bluestreak had evidently ripped Prime a new one when Prime had come back from Haven with a spitting mad Ironhide, news of Barricade's revival, and a distinct lack of Shadow. Three strikes and he was out.
Jazz didn't blame Blue. Any of those issues were highly emotionally-charged for the bitlet (no, Jazz, not a bitlet anymore...), and all three at once would have had the most stoic of mecha throwing things, words or otherwise.
So no, Jazz didn't blame Blue one bit. Mostly he wanted to check on hir, as Blue hadn't shown up at Ironhide's quarters the way Jazz had half expected hir to. Checking on the sniper, though, required FINDING the sniper, and as much as Jazz had missed of Blue's growing-up, evidently Bluestreak's talent for hiding hadn't changed. Jazz had finally had to use his new security net to narrow down his search, and even then it took poking his head into a few unused rooms in the first sub-basement before he found the right one.
Jazz stood in the doorway, looking up to where the barest outline of a doorwing betrayed Bluestreak's position in the rafters. "Hey," he said, and left it at that.
Ironhide safe and sound, though utterly slagged in the meta, check.
Shadow NOT safe and sound, which needed to CHANGE and hopefully WOULD, once Jazz's preliminary efforts at satellite scraping algorithms ran their course. Even more hopefully once Steeljaw got his claws into the search and made the planetary satellite 'net his slave.
Cleaver was safe and sound at Haven, according to a quick check-in as Jazz looked for the last member of his cohort, and all was quiet there.
Which left only the last present member of his cohort unaccounted for, and that was solely because Jazz had been having trouble finding hir.
There had been a blowup, Jazz had heard. Bluestreak had evidently ripped Prime a new one when Prime had come back from Haven with a spitting mad Ironhide, news of Barricade's revival, and a distinct lack of Shadow. Three strikes and he was out.
Jazz didn't blame Blue. Any of those issues were highly emotionally-charged for the bitlet (no, Jazz, not a bitlet anymore...), and all three at once would have had the most stoic of mecha throwing things, words or otherwise.
So no, Jazz didn't blame Blue one bit. Mostly he wanted to check on hir, as Blue hadn't shown up at Ironhide's quarters the way Jazz had half expected hir to. Checking on the sniper, though, required FINDING the sniper, and as much as Jazz had missed of Blue's growing-up, evidently Bluestreak's talent for hiding hadn't changed. Jazz had finally had to use his new security net to narrow down his search, and even then it took poking his head into a few unused rooms in the first sub-basement before he found the right one.
Jazz stood in the doorway, looking up to where the barest outline of a doorwing betrayed Bluestreak's position in the rafters. "Hey," he said, and left it at that.