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Even since his Academy days, Ghostwing has been cold and reserved, but he sought risk and complex challenges. He saw in Tarn someone capable of throwing down such a gauntlet, forcing his inner convictions to "strain" and testing their resilience.

An avalanche occurs when a fragile equilibrium is broken under stress. That external pressure was Tarn's fanatical faith. Ghostwing was drawn to that power, it excited him as a researcher. Tarn became the force that stirred Ghostwing's mind.

This is the peak of their relationship: the reserved Ghostwing yields to Tarn's impulse. Their bond is like an Avalanche, where ideals, ambitions, and intellect intertwine.

Megatron, for these two, is a rocky fault against which the flow breaks and loses speed. For Tarn, he is the foundation of existence, but for Ghostwing, he is an alien element that shatters his personal ideals.

When Tarn's fanaticism crosses a line, Ghostwing walks away. The avalanche stops, and he returns to his original state (like snow that has settled) cold and reserved.

This is a relationship that was doomed from the very start.

Unlike surface waves driven by the wind, deep-sea currents move due to differences in density, temperature, and salinity. Ghostwing and Soundwave need no "winds" of demonstrative confessions or overt emotions. On the surface, they may appear as nothing more than efficient mechanisms, but deep within them Sparks an immense trust in one another.

Those around them fail to notice their bond and cannot hear it. To their faction, they seem silent and secretive, yet like the ocean depths, a signal sent by one will be received by the other across vast distances and understood without a single extra word. They are attuned to a clarity that remains inaccessible to others.

Undercurrents shape the climate of entire planets, Soundwave and Ghostwing are the foundation of Decepticon intelligence. They gather and channel information, setting the very "climate" of the whole faction. Should their connection ever be severed, it would become a critical issue.