Transformers Rescue Bots - The Future

39: Late Night Scares - S

Blades really needs to stop watching horror movies.
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Heatwave was calmly sitting in his office doing some late night work when the door busted open suddenly, Blades entering with a look of absolute horror plastered all over his frame as if it would last forever.

Blades had stayed behind to complete some things he had postponed for reasons he never intended to explain, in that, the silence had become too much for him and he was more likely hearing things from being up for so long.

"May I help you?" Heatwave didn't really know what to do despite the fact this has happened so many times before.

"I saw something move in my office!" Blades slammed his servos on the desk with such force that the table shook for a moment. "I saw it move and then it disappeared, and I swear I don't have things in there that do that!"

"Are you sure you aren't just tired?" Heatwave questions, really hoping he doesn't have to do a full sweep of the academy before he leaves tonight. "Listen, I'm tired but I still have things I need to finish up and I could've sworn a couple things were moving at some points."

"that is not the point." Blades tells him. "this thing was large, dark, it felt like it was going to come for me!"

"It was probably just a shadow-"

"If it was a shadow, why were its eyes looking right at me, glowing!" ok, now Blades sounded like he was really going nuts from his lack of sleep right now.

"Because you need to go home and not watch horror movies." Heatwave seriously wasn't sure what else could be done right now. "Hasn't Chase told you to stop with this already?"

"Don't bring my companion into this." Blades really was trying to avoid that, especially because the bot has told him on multiple occasions that he shouldn't be watching those things unless he wanted to not rest that night.

"Blades, you really just need to stop watching those movies in general. if you want to keep watching them, wait until the holidays." Heatwave says. "What's with the face?"

Blades looked ghostly terrified as he slowly went to point, terrified that the bot couldn't even shiver in fear. Heatwave had to guess the bot was only seeing things again as there technically wasn't supposed to be anything in the room and they both just needed some rest, he turned around anyway in order to prove some sort of point.

"Holy Primus!" there was something there, bewildering the bot as he nearly fell out of his chair and turned back at Blades.

"That thing was in my office!" Blades says, pretty much certain that the thing Heatwave just saw was the exact thing that was seen moments before, he now hides so he doesn't have to see such a scary figure now.

Heatwave dared to turn back to look at the figure, noticing exactly how the shadow seemed to be a little too familiar for him.

"High Tide?" Heatwave took a moment, but he was fully sure that is who he was seeing. "High Tide, what are you doing?"

"Wait a minute......" Blades actually looks at the figure, seeing that it was actually High Tide this entire time. "Why did you enter my office?!"

there was no response, which left both bots puzzled for a moment as they were all in a questionable silence. Heatwave tries to think for a moment why this may be the case, but then he just gets up.

"ok, yeah, you are sleep-walking again." this has surprisingly happened before, just not like this and it was funny the first time. "I am not even going to ask how you got here because you need to head back."

"Yeah, how did he get here?" Blades seriously was confused since High Tide would've essentially needed to activate a portal to get to the academy unless he decided to fully trek by pedes somehow.

"I honestly have no clue, I still remember that one time where he managed to get all the way to Cybertron when he slept at the firehouse." and that mystery seemed to be so easily resolved but was still questionable how High Tide managed to program it in the first place. "Anyway, I'll see you in the morning."

"Yeah, I'm definitely heading out." Blades left without another word.