The story here that spans Ravages Return (by Da_Voices_In_My_Head) and Shattered Ranks (by kanzthemegablok) has very few anchors to the story that takes place in the show, which makes the timeline rather floaty and difficult to work with, especially since the vantage point of the writer is so drastically different from that of the reader. I should also mention that I am extremely unqualified to do something of this caliber (a sequel to a story by someone else that has nearly 30k views)
I am still a bit uncertain if I'm even allowed to do this, the 'legality' if you want to call it that, is questionable and I feel terrible. Schizo Writer had been planning on writing a sequel to Ravages Return, their second most popular story, everyone was clamoring for it including me. So I got it in my head that I was good enough to write a sequel since - being the impatient bastard that I am - I didn't trust that they were going to do it themselves.
So I sent them a comment asking if I could write a sequel of sorts (which at that point would have been a splinter universe to the official sequel), their response was something along the lines of "Yeah go for it, I'm glad my work is inspiring creativity in others" then I discovered the private message board and proceeded to bug them directly starting with "hey you've been gone for 4 months what's happening?" and then I learned that their sister had tried to kill them and had been taken to a psychiatric hospital, oh my god.
In spite of that, they remained relatively optimistic it seemed, but as more and more shit hit the fan, the seasonal depression hit hard and they just gave up, I haven't heard from them since April 2nd, 2019, and I fear the worst.
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Shattered Ranks (A Transformers Prime Fanfiction) Discontinued : (
Action{(Non-Canon) Sequel to Ravages Return by Schizo Writer} Two years have passed since Jack went missing and the Autobots went quiet, Miko and Raf were forced to go on with their lives as if nothing had happened, but it isn't long before an unexpected...
