🅲🅾🅳🅴🆇 🅾🅵 🆀🆄🅸🆁🅺🆂 (TFOne Movie x Reader)

ೃ⁀➷[ ℙ𝔸𝕊𝕋, ℙ𝕆ℕ𝔻𝔼ℝ𝕀ℕ𝔾, ℙℝ𝕀𝕄𝔼𝕊 ] || 𝟏𝟑 𝐏𝐫𝐢𝐦𝐞𝐬 + 𝐀𝐫𝐭𝐢𝐟𝐢𝐜𝐢𝐚𝐥 𝐏𝐫𝐢𝐦𝐞

The Surface.

Beneath Cybertron's metallic expanse, a colossal chasm yawned open, revealing the path to the surface world—a terrain blanketed in shadows and mystery. This gaping abyss was not merely a geological curiosity; it served as a crucial juncture in Cybertronian history, where fate awaited the unlikeliest adventurers. Five humble miners, stripped of their cogs, embarked on an audacious quest to seek the legendary Matrix of Leadership.

At first glance, their ambition seemed laughable. How could such lowly beings, burdened by their status, dare to dream so grandly? Yet, at the forefront of this ragtag group was Orion Pax, an exceptionally optimistic cogless miner whose enthusiasm often knew no bounds. With a spark ignited by defiance, he flouted the stifling rules that dictated his fate, his dreams revolving around the tantalizing whispers of the Matrix hidden within the archives of Cybertron.

By his side was D-16, a laid-back soul who heroically adhered to protocols, the voice of reason amidst Orion's reckless schemes. As the steadfast best friend, he played the role of the grounding anchor, consistently rescuing Orion from the precipice of chaos.

Then there was Elita-1, a formidable femme bot cloaked in authority and confidence. Strict and unwavering, she commanded respect with her no-nonsense attitude. Her leadership skills had once propelled her to captain of the mining squad, and she embodied the very essence of discipline, refusing to entertain distractions.

Another guy within the group was B-127. He was a bot from sub-level 50, which isn't a known level. It was quite sad initially since he'd been inside a place to do nothing for many cycles. He had no one to talk to, and he was practically starved of interaction from isolation. After meeting (Y/Cyb/n), Orion Pax, and D-16, he was glad to have actual friends.

Finally, there was (Y/Cyb/n), the outcast. Labeled a "freak" and burdened with the stigma of being "most defective," he lived within the shadows of mockery. Despite this, (Y/Cyb/n) was a gentle, quietly observant spirit with an air of tranquility that few bothered to notice. His true self often went unheard, with only D-16 and Orion Pax willing to look past the judgments and recognize his worth.

What was initially perceived as a straightforward journey—a simple quest to locate the ancient artifact and return it to Cybertron to restore the dwindling Energon—quickly spiraled into chaos. As they delved deeper into their mission, the shocking truth about Sentinel Prime unraveled before them.

Sentinel Prime, once a revered leader among the Primes, had betrayed them all. He had aligned himself with the Quintessons, treacherous beings with sinister motives, handing over the artificial Prime known as Algorithmic Prime to aid their dark ambitions. In a calculated move, he stripped the T-cogs from newly born Transformers, condemning them to a life of servitude as they toiled in the mining pits for Energon. This brutal act led not only to enslavement but also wiped out a powerful subspecies of Cybertronians, a generation that harbored the knowledge of Sentinel's betrayal and true nature.

What many assumed would be a straightforward task to navigate—the campaign against Sentinel Prime—turned into a battleground of conflicting ideologies. Among the warriors, two mechs emerged with starkly contrasting perspectives. D-16, embittered and burning with rage, was convinced that the only path to justice lay in the death of the false Prime. In stark contrast, Orion Pax sought a different approach; he believed that enlightenment and persuasion would rally the populace against the deceptive leader, who had captured their adoration and allegiance.

The tension climaxed tragically during the battle, where a fateful miscalculation resulted in an unintended execution. In a desperate attempt to thwart D-16's bloodlust, Orion Pax threw himself in the path of destruction, taking a fatal blow meant for Sentinel. Confronted with a mix of shock and sorrow at the loss of his best friend, Orion quickly pivoted his focus back to vengeance against Sentinel, even if it required him to confront those he cared for.