@solasolemne
There’s dozens of rules, when it comes to quantum travel. Chief among them, never stand close to a quantum engine when it is about to flaunt the laws of physics. What was not one of those rules, but really should be, was ‘do not try to jump to the same coordinates as someone else, even if they’re from an alternate dimension’.
Because that? That, is how you end up with a damaged quantum engine, a panicking crew and a spy from an alternate dimension glaring at all of them. At least, Deathsaurus assumes he’s glaring. It’s hard to tell with a blank screen over his face. The defensive posturing certainly indicates he’s unhappy. At least, he assumes it’s defensive, the oddly slick armour in multiple colours is throwing him off. Death does recognize the Decepticon decals on the smaller mech’s shoulders.
He can hear his engineering crew getting antsy behind him. They want access, they want to know what’s going on. And he’s not letting them into the engine room so long as there’s an small, angry boarder in there. His wings flare, shoving the closest mech back, and silencing the others. “So, dare I ask why you’re sabotaging my ship? How the frag did you even get in here?”
