Transformers Prime: Fanfiction Short Stories

A Different Short Story Of- Unicron & Sunblast

Sunblast was a fearless warrior who had always protected her father, the Primus core, with all her might. As a fierce defender of the core, she had fought against countless enemies and saved the Universe from destruction on more than one occasion.

But even the strongest warriors fall ill sometimes, and Sunblast was no exception. She developed a severe illness that left her bedridden and weak. Her husband Unicron, who was also a cosmic being, took care of her, doing his best to nourish her back to health.

Unicron was not used to taking care of others, but he loved Sunblast dearly and was determined to do everything in his power to help her recover. He knew that she had always been there for him, and it was his turn now to take care of her.

He spent hours by her side, carefully preparing healing tonics and soups, and tending to her every need. He would sing to her and talk to her, telling her stories of their past adventures and battles. His love and care were evident in everything he did for Sunblast.

Sunblast was grateful for Unicron's help, and as she started to recover, she realized how much he had done for her. She was touched by his kindness and love and knew that she was lucky to have him as her husband.

Together, they spent long hours talking, sharing their hopes and dreams for the future. Sunblast knew that with Unicron by her side, they could face any challenge that came their way.

As the days passed, Sunblast recovered, regaining her strength and energy. She knew that it was time for her to resume her duties as a defender of the Primus core. But she was no longer alone. Unicron had shown her a new kind of strength and love, and she was stronger for it.

They stood together, looking at the Primus core, knowing that they would always fight to protect it. They held hands, looking at each other with love and pride. Sunblast knew that she had found the perfect partner in Unicron, the one who had not only protected her but also nurtured her back to health.

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