The sequel to Code Of Honor. It's been a few months since Hina moved to Cybertron with Drift. Learning and blending into a Cybertroian life style was a challenge to her, but the real challenge is just beginning. Hina decides to join Drift in joining the crew of The Lost Light, searching deep space for any sighs of the Knights of Cybertron. During this journey, her loyalty is put to the ultimate test. How will she fare?

Drift has lived quite the life. He escaped execution from his commander Turmoil, met a group of non-factions who taught him the path of good, and left the Decepticons and sided with the Autobots. But the real adventure for him is just beginning when he meets a human teenaged girl named Hina Mitsuko in Tokyo, Japan. Will the Decepticons hunt down Drift? Will he be able to keep his new human friend safe? Rated PG for slight swearing and violence!

Tragedy brought them together. An accident means to separate them. Ironhide had never meant to let things go as far as they had, he had simply promised to watch over her. But fate and the Decepticons had other ideas.

Vaughan Witwickey is a music lover. Listens to any kind of music she can get her hands on. When she creates a brand new genre, Dubstep, her name spreads throughout the world as a music revolutionary. Although she feels her favourite hobby won't do her any good. So she decides to work along side her cousin and uncle as Oil Rig Workers in Mission City, U.S.A. But what happens when transforming alien robots invade? How can she fight back with music? Only one way to find out! Special thanks to @MoxieAfterMath for making this cover! Start reading for a better description! DESCLAIMER: Clarifying that this fic is set during the present day, not the 80's like the cartoon.

The year is 2002. US government agents Leon S. Kennedy and Jack Krauser are sent to South America to investigate the disappearance of young girls and rumours of a mysterious viral outbreak. The events that unfold will recall a dark journey into the past where the betrayals and horrors in the past comes into the story. Can these haunting memories help stop the biological warfare that has resurfaced to threaten the future of humankind once more?