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2024-01-15
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2024-04-13
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Out With The Old

Summary:

Rodimus Prime was fully intending to die on his permanent orbit, and take the last of the Cybertronian race with him.

He had accepted it. Made peace with it. Wanted it.

So imagine his surprise when instead of joining his friends in the Allspark, he ends up on a ship filled with irresponsible children and old friends.

One of which is himself.

Primus, give him strength.

OR:

I give LBS Rodimus Prime a chance at a happier life with a job as a grandpa

Notes:

If you recognize me from my unfinished works that I haven't updated since around November of last year, uhh no you don't

Anyway I've been meaning to write this for a while but a lot of personal stuff came up, and I had severe writer's block. I overcame it though so that's good

(See the end of the work for more notes.)

Chapter 1: Orbit

Chapter Text

Rodimus fully intended to die when he shot himself into orbit.

 

With no fuel, alone, and freezing. The end of the Cybertronian race.

 

Did he miss Shib? Yes. He missed her so much already. But he knew she was safer without him. Did he regret taking himself out and the last of the Cybertronians with him?

 

No. Not at all.

 

He knew the ones asleep were probably already dead. The ship had lost the power to keep fuel running through their systems a long while ago. There was no saving them. He weakly arose from where he was sitting, looking out the small window he had.

 

The planet was beautiful. It was covered in beautiful greens and soft blues and hot oranges that he wished he could've seen back on Cybertron.

 

The thought of it becoming a sickly gunmetal gray because of that pointless war sickened him.

 

His HUD flashed a warning angrily, his vision tinting red.

 

[WARNING: Fuel Capacity at 5%]

 

It buzzed relentlessly, Rodimus sighing.

 

“I know, I know.” He huffed to no one but himself as the warning faded.

 

He looked out the window again. 5% of fuel would give him one more day.

 

He stared at the spot where he knew Shib and her town was. He'd miss her.

 

Going to sit down and offlining his optics for what he thought was a final time, he got comfy and prepared for the end to come as he rested.

 

What he didn't see, however, was a bright, white swirl appearing along the ship’s path.