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By AngeloftheOdd
You told me once that you would make me love you. No matter what it took. That you would die trying. I thought them the mere words of a foolish boy who said such things to all the pretty girls he encountered. I did not realize then that words were your greatest strength. I didn't know how true that statement would turn out to be...
I think you knew that I always admired you. Perhaps not in the way you wished me to...but the truth is, you were always my closest friend. In our youth, the posing macho bravado used to annoy me to no end. Now, I look back on it with a fond smile. I couldn't imagine you being any other way and I'm not surprised many women fell for it. Perhaps I would have too if I didn't wish for the respect that came with being a kunoichi, a rare thing in our day. When I look back on it, you must have believed my attitude came from being treated with high regard as the grand-daughter of the First. A spoiled princess. But then, you always
What Freedom Means"Come young ones and sit around the fire. The wind blows tonight as if the Earth herself is angry and soon the rain will fall. It is a night for heroes and of those stout of heart and strong of limb, not a frail old man like myself. The wind would snap my bones like old twigs and so I sit in this hall with the women and the children.
Laugh at me if you will; the mad old man with his fantastical tales. I survived the breath of evil that stole parents from children and brothers from sisters until I was the only one of my generation left. Now I alone pass on the wisdom of the elders to you all. These are not dusty old stories. These are true stories that will fill your young hearts and minds with wonder.
Let me tell you about what is real and what is not. I hear your parents tell you that dragons are myths and only exist in the stories of feeble old men, but I tell you that this is not true. When I was a young man starting out in life I had the honour of seeing what was probably the last
6. Changes and revelationsOptimus Prime watched as his former enemy walked slowly and confidently into the arms of the group he wanted to make peace with. With hindsight they had all acted rashly and the appearance of Hood seemed like a sign, but Primus was joking with them. The ex-Decepticon leader seemed far too comfortable with the femme and the way she removed the cuffs suggested that she already had his trust, and he had hers. Starscream had whined and struggled as he had been led to the hangar and medical attention from Ratchet. They could not have acted more differently.:thumb168023138::thumb166580071:
Poch seemed to be happily playing with the Vhaltenaar medic, which seemed to have upset Ratchet so that he was even more grouchy than usual. Optimus guessed that the two medics had been rivals for a long time though he did not know a lot of the history. One day he would ask Ratchet, but now was not the time.
He never expected to be facing Megatron again in any form of confrontation but somehow the gunformer had wormed his way into the mi
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By AngeloftheOdd
You told me once that you would make me love you. No matter what it took. That you would die trying. I thought them the mere words of a foolish boy who said such things to all the pretty girls he encountered. I did not realize then that words were your greatest strength. I didn't know how true that statement would turn out to be...
I think you knew that I always admired you. Perhaps not in the way you wished me to...but the truth is, you were always my closest friend. In our youth, the posing macho bravado used to annoy me to no end. Now, I look back on it with a fond smile. I couldn't imagine you being any other way and I'm not surprised many women fell for it. Perhaps I would have too if I didn't wish for the respect that came with being a kunoichi, a rare thing in our day. When I look back on it, you must have believed my attitude came from being treated with high regard as the grand-daughter of the First. A spoiled princess. But then, you always