Transformers: First Aid needs a recharge

First Aid needs a recharge

First Aid can't remember the last time he had a decent recharge or even felt relaxed for that matter. He, Ratchet, Wheeljack, and Red alert have been working nonstop to save their fellow autobots. The war had really taken its toll on all the autobot medics and was becoming more and more overwhelming. Soldiers were coming in one by one almost every hour of every day. First Aid did have his own patients but he mostly assisted either Ratchet or Wheeljack when they needed help. The med bay has been ridiculously crowded recently, every berth was taken and some even had to lay on the floor. First Aid would constantly apologize to the wounded if they were told to be on the floor. Ratchet would tell him it's not something he should apologize for but he couldn't help it. He'd rather have everyone be comfortable while they recovered.

Aid was currently making his way down a hall of wounded checking up on each autobot's energon lines, spark chambers, healing wounds or circuitry. Most of what he and Ratchet fixed solar cycles ago. As he stood up from the last bot he checked on he heard someone coughing and turned his head to the source. Sideswipe was in a coughing fit while Cliff jumper patted his back plating, comforting him. A portion of his intakes were damaged causing him to cough to clear it. First Aid went to grab a energon cube to give to him. Cliff was still comforting Side when Aid walked up to them.

"Here Sideswipe keep taking energon for your intakes you should be okay in another cycle or two" First Aid leaned down handing the cube to Side putting a hand on his shoulder.

"Oh thanks First aid" He slowly grabbed the cube and took a few swigs hoping it would soothe his intakes.

"How are you feeling Cliff jumper?" First Aid asked.

"Better I guess still sore, but I'll survive" Cliff motioned his head down to his midsection plating and first aid and sideswipe followed his gaze. He moved his hand to reveal a mended hole still in its healing process.

"Everything feels ok? No weird feeling of circuitry or of your Chameleon circuitry? Because that's what was the worst of it. You could barley transform when we brought you in your lucky your T-cog wasn't damaged"

"I'm good Aid really no pain I swear"

First Aid slowly stood up and crossed his arms over his chest plating.

"Ok I'll take your word for it, but I better not see you attempt a single transformation for the next mega-cycle"

"Sure thing doc"

First Aid wasn't the kind to stay stern long; all the autobots were his friends he got along with everybody, mostly the younger ones he was close to since he was young himself, Cliffjumper and Sideswipe being two of them.

He clasped a servo for a moment with both of them in a friendly and playful manner and said he'd be back to check on them soon and said his goodbyes.

"Get some rest you two I'll see you later"

"Bye First Aid"

"Cya buddy"

He walked into one of the lounges in the med bay and sat down on an open berth. He leaned back laying his helm against the wall and crossed his arms resting them on his chest plates. He was so exhausted from not getting a break for a minute, moving from one wounded bot to the next. He was starting to suspect the others were catching on to his status as the days went on just by the way they looked at him. His visor was now a dim blue rather than his normal neon blue color. He was becoming sluggish and slow from lack of energon intake or recharge. It was also becoming harder to focus; he could barely help anyone anymore without dropping a tool or failing to help another bot stand up to move them. Obviously he wasn't showing or saying anything to show weakness being a medic/medic in training. His mentor Ratchet could say the same. He wanted others to know they could depend on him no matter what. He wants to be there for anyone who is hurt and help them get better. He can't stand seeing a fellow autobot in pain. He had to stay strong at least until this wave of fights was over. Before The red and white mech knew it he slipped into a deep recharge.