Never Again

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Another chapter! I'm really sad actually. This book is  ending. I felt the same way with Hope and Wheeljack. It started to quickly and ended too quickly. If you've read my other book, I'm curious.

Which one of my transformers books do you like better and why?

Sorry for mistakes!

~ Enjoy

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"You finally did it," a deep voice stated softly.

Soundwave felt himself shift as the voice came from nowhere, startling him into consciousness. He went to reply but stopped himself. For a short moment he had forgotten everything that had happened and felt horrified at the thought of speaking.

"You have nothing to be worried about," the voice said encouragingly, "you've ended it all."

"Primus?" Soundwave asked.

Here he was again, surrounded by nothing but darkness and a glowing light.

"How- what-"

"You questioned yourself before- I'd you were worthy of having a sparkmate. Now you know. You deserve her, Soundwave. Just as you deserved many other things in your life."

Lynlee.

Soundwave could barely hear her voice. She was shouting and begging. Immedatialy, thoughts of Megatron having his way with her made him spring up. Panic invaded his entire body as he frantically began to look around.

"You have nothing to worry about," Primus assured him, "your sparkmate is... quite well."

Why do I feel like he's suggesting something? Soundwave wondered. It was true, though. He had seen a side of Lynlee he hadn't seen before. She was fierce and determined and caring- even in her own pain. Before, when he had taken her, she was timid and shy.

All she could do was talk and sing that little song that brought him out of his own nightmares.

"Forgive me- it was the only way for you two to come together."

Something glowed on his neck suddenly. It was bright and pulsing. Soundwave glanced down and immediately recognized it as the shard Lynlee had kept so close to her before. How had it ended up there? Ratchet had been using it for his research.

"This is a small shard from a spark," Primus admitted. "A bond between Cybertronian and human is completely impossible. Without a spark, a human would perish when attempting to spark bond.

"But," he continued, "I happened to notice a particular little human's interest in this shard. It started with the carrier, who had found it in a cave many years ago. It was once the spark of a rogue Decepticon that escaped and tried to lay in hiding on earth. Megatron discovered the treachery, though, and eliminated him. But part of his spark remained."

"But a spark isn't a shard," Soundwave tried to reason. It made no sense to him, but Primus was less than worried when sensing the mech's confusion.

"Though his body was disposed of, the mech's spark still remained. Lonely and without hope. A young girl discovered the cave and was lost. I found her attempts of escape amusing. Humans are rather resilient most times, but she was obviously not an adventurer.