Between Earth and Cybertron

Chapter 6

Nothing to do.
He didn't want to interact in any way.
Systhem was not only a war criminal but he did not intend to deal with the pardon that politicians had allowed him.
He check his notebook, he had done research of all kinds and still could not explain how it could have happened.
His physical and mental condition was unique in the world.
They had tried everything but with disastrous results.
He had tried so desperately to get close to him, trying to make him understand that he was making the wrong choices, hoping for some sensible reasoning on his part, but nothing.
Why… Why didn't he consider himself human? He had been born of one of them, yet he felt distant from their race.
He had tried to make him understand that the war was only ruining him, that he had protected a family that wasn't even his own, and that if he returned to them they would reinstate him among them.
He didn't understand his reasoning.
But who would have ever figured that out.
Systhem was unpredictable, bipolar, vulgar, reckless and other adjectives were not enough to describe his senseless mentality.
The only ones who really understood this were the autobots.
With them he had a completely different kind of personality.
He was more human and no longer thought like a soldier.
He would have started believing in god again if he had seen him do this to a normal human who had nothing to do with war.
But it was useless.
Systhem, the only hybrid between transformers and humans, was uncatchable.
He himself said that during his childhood no human had even tried to make him feel part of their world.
He had tried, in various ways.
But the more he did it, the more he tried to distance himself from the autobots, the more he moved away and hated the planet he stood on more and more.
He sigh and start putting the papers back.
Even today he had not found anything nor had he been able to approach him.
He was lucky that there was still some scientific company that was still interested in the systhem case.
It had to be monitored, especially during growth.
But now that he was living as a state criminal this is more difficult.
Sometimes he hoped Maia was still there.
But Systhem's condition and especially his immortality went on her head, blinded her, mad all unbelievable experiments for become like Systhem, in the end she sacrificed her humanity, only to discover that no one could become like him.
Maybe systhem terminated her out of revenge or maybe out of pity, who knows.
The radio was already buzzing loudly and he realized they had come to get him.
It was time to go.