The war was over.
Megatron, the evil warlord who had plagued the galaxy for so long, had finally given up and disappeared. Cybertron and Earth celebrated his absence, but his presence was found once again, only twenty years after the war ended.
Knowing he needed to live, to remember those he had wronged, Megatron went back to Earth and found himself a home in an old energon mine. He was alone for years in sorrow and regret until one day, a little insect wormed her way into his life.
Minerva Bryce wanted an adventure. She was tired of a life of training and lectures from her grandfather. After countless attempts to run away, the curious girl found herself sitting at a desk with an open file sitting in front of her. A classified, top secret file about abandoned alien mines. Turns out, she wasn't the only one who thought they'd be a good place to hide.
While the two are destined to meet, another great power is rising that will threaten both Cybertron and Earth. Optimus races to find Megatron, knowing he is the only one who can help them, despite what his other Autobots think. Soon enough, familiar faces and old rivals turn up as rumor of this great power and Megatron spreads. And not all of them are here for hugs.
. Some people long to join a world that isn't their own. To fight battles their heroes have and meet the people who inspired the best parts of themselves.
Well that's exactly what four girls got. A free ticket into Transformers Prime to meet and help those they admired most win the war. Optimus Prime, Megatron, Soundwave, and Ratchet would find four girls who would change the fate of the universe.
But tear apart each other in the process.
"We did it." I told him quietly.
"We did."
I reached over and placed my hand on top of his finger. He glanced at me and smiled weakly. I attempted to return it, but failed just as miserably.
Both of us turned back and looked over the view.
We got it. Peace.
In a world that should have been bright with hope and potential, I saw only darkness.
I suppose that's what fighting a war does to you.