Oh shit I knew I forgot about something! I wanna draw stuff for it so I’ll try to talk about them on the weekend!

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//THATS SO CUTE WHAT—WHY HAVE I NOT NOTICED IT

It was only hours after all the fighting had stopped. The snow had started to fall lighter, the sun beginning to rise over the horizon. The androids were still milling around, cleaning up the last of the mess they had made and making sure those taken from the camps were still in one piece. It was still a messy situation, but they were getting there. 

Simon sat on the ground some yards away, off to the side from the cleanup. He just needed a break. Too much strenuous work on his systems tended to make them lock up. He leaned forward, his arms wrapped around his knees. He gave a sigh, a synthetic breath just warm enough to appear before him. 

I’m leaving it open to go either way, so you can end it however you want ;) But I’ll put a quick description of how they’d react to survival and death.

Optimus Prime

Optimus knew he shouldn’t have allowed you to do the mission solo. You had reassured him that you could handle it, it was no big deal. You told him he needed more faith in you. When you called the base for help, he was the first one through the bridge, rushing towards you and ignoring any remaining threats. When he saw you on the ground, servos pressed to a wound and trying to stem the flow of energon coming from too close to your spark chamber. He very carefully picks you up to rush you to Ratchet, not caring about anything else right now. The mission can wait. The rest of the team can hold their own for now. You needed help now. As he reached the ground bridge, he saw your optics go dim, and his own spark almost froze. He didn’t have to say a word, Ratchet already getting the med bay ready. If you pulled through, and you had to, Optimus wasn’t going to let you go solo on missions for a very long time. Should you go offline, he is even more stoic and silent for a long time, admittedly more harsh when fighting. He tries to take on as much as he can, not wanting to risk losing anyone else to this war.

Ratchet

Ratchet always got nervous whenever you’d go on missions, and this was the perfect example of why. When you called to tell him you were hurt, he could hear the pain in your voice. Within moments he had the ground bridge open and was rushing through with his medkit, terrified of how he’d find you. What he found wasn’t encouraging, you propped up to be sitting semi-upright, servos shakily trying to stem energon flowing from your chest. His expression hardened as he knelt down and set to work tending to you in silence. He can’t lose you. If he’s successful in saving you, you won’t be going on any missions for a long time, and what missions you do go on you’ll be accompanied by at least one other Autobot. If he fails...he can’t handle it. He’s always overworking himself, avoiding recharge for as long as he can. When he tries, he just re-lives failing you over and over again. His fatigue makes him snappier, and he loses any confidence he had in his skills as a medic. If he couldn’t save the one person who matters most to him in this Primus forsaken war, what can he do?

Ultra Magnus

Ultra Magnus’s reaction is delayed, having to process what happened. The two of you were on a mission, and got separated by some ‘Cons. No big deal, you could handle it. When he turned to help you, he looked just in time to see you get blasted in the chest by one of the few remaining ‘Cons. Quickly dispatching of them he rushes to you to assess the damage, contacting Ratchet for a ground bridge and to get the medbay ready. You’re leaking energon like a faucet, and he’s trying so hard not to panic. He’s finally letting someone close to him, learning how to be more social and open, he can’t lose you now. He couldn’t handle it. If you pull through, he is always right by your side and tries to convince Optimus to keep you out of missions for as long as possible. However if you go offline, he goes right back to how he was when he first joined the team, but even worse. Stricter, more intense training, snappier. One wrong move means death, and you’re proof of that. He isn’t going to let anyone else die on his watch.

Wheeljack