My mad AO3 story with Earthspark Megatron that I did a little drabble with during Kinktober but in general I got the first preview/ chapter thing done so I thought why not upload it, I said I would upload whatever I had of anything I worked on.

There's a reason this series sits in my 'Earthspark Trash Fire' series.

Rating: Explicit

Fandom: Transformers & Transformers Earthspark

Coupling: Megatron x Vivisection (Cybertronian OC)

Summary:

Earthspark Universe but seriously mature with Megatron being problematic in his past self.

When a Decepticon Hospital ship assumed lost lands near Whitwicky, Megatron is reunited with a bot he loves but had betrayed and treated unfairly over and over, more so than he had Starscream. Having changed and found redemption on Earth, Megatron is drawn try and rebuild this relationship, but his guilt and shame as Dorothy and the others begin to understand the extent of his cruelty may lead him in to trouble. Is Vivisection going to accept and forgive or will they fall under Prowl's idea of Decepticon Stereotypes and draw Megatron back to cruelty or will they have only cruelty in store for Megatron?

As I'm writing Megatron as his worst self but also his redeemed self there's a lot of back and forth so its very flashback filled. I also have not seen the latest Earthspark specials so know how they ended so, I've thrown the canon on this out the window.

You Can Read Here

Whilst waiting for my damn phone to do a system update, which meant I ended up having to remove these annoying apps it decided would be installed as part of it, I was waiting about thirty minutes and so thought to try and give my OC Vivisection a go. I went by shapes rather than by anything else, which seems to be the way with transformers but I though she looks interesting enough with a damaged part of her face where her optic's ad to be put back in and the scar on the throat pipes where they've had to receive sub-par medical care and well, I'm actually very happy with that nose as I normally struggle with noses.

I'm quite happy with her, considering she was done in 30 minutes with a colouring pencil for the basics and a felt-tip to draw over in low light at 11pm.