Wheeljack (
wheeljackofalltrades) wrote in
re_alignment_logs2012-08-07 12:00 am
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Try twice as hard, but I'm half as liked
WHO: Prime!Ratchet, Prime!Wheeljack
WHERE: Ratchet's medbay
WHEN: As soon as Ratchet finds out Wheeljack blew himself up in his room.
WHAT: Wheeljack's feeling the effects of having a grenade detonate in your face, and Ratchet is even less forgiving than the grenade.
WARNINGS: Angry medics and possible cute moments.
This was just not Wheeljack's week. Two bombs had gone off in his face. The average count was zero. Oh, we're not just talking about physical grenades. Sure, the first one was the one he foolishly detonated in his room, which is why he was covered in ash and soot at the moment. Also probably why he had a bunch of shrapnel and cut wires around his shoulders. You know, every day lacerations that could easily be taken care of. That was the better of the two grenades that had gone off.
The other one?
The other one was a bomb named Ratchet. If there's one thing worse about having a grenade go off in your face, it's if Ratchet SEES it happen to you. And he did NOT sound happy on the communicator. In fact, he'd tried to avoid Ratchet for as long as possible, conveniently dodging him whenever he passed through the hall looking for him. The only problem? Those wounds were not getting tended to, and as tough as the Wrecker was, he needed them looked at. He considered the other medics in the area, but Knock Out would be hard to convince (not to mention if Ratchet found out...) and First Aid seemed far off.
Guess it was time to suck it up and go see Ratchet. With a defeated look upon his face, he strode into the medbay, limping slightly from pushing himself too hard. He could only hope that Ratchet wouldn't throw anything at him.
Oh yeah, Wheeljack was a terrible patient, wasn't he.
This was just not Wheeljack's week. Two bombs had gone off in his face. The average count was zero. Oh, we're not just talking about physical grenades. Sure, the first one was the one he foolishly detonated in his room, which is why he was covered in ash and soot at the moment. Also probably why he had a bunch of shrapnel and cut wires around his shoulders. You know, every day lacerations that could easily be taken care of. That was the better of the two grenades that had gone off.
The other one?
The other one was a bomb named Ratchet. If there's one thing worse about having a grenade go off in your face, it's if Ratchet SEES it happen to you. And he did NOT sound happy on the communicator. In fact, he'd tried to avoid Ratchet for as long as possible, conveniently dodging him whenever he passed through the hall looking for him. The only problem? Those wounds were not getting tended to, and as tough as the Wrecker was, he needed them looked at. He considered the other medics in the area, but Knock Out would be hard to convince (not to mention if Ratchet found out...) and First Aid seemed far off.
Guess it was time to suck it up and go see Ratchet. With a defeated look upon his face, he strode into the medbay, limping slightly from pushing himself too hard. He could only hope that Ratchet wouldn't throw anything at him.
Oh yeah, Wheeljack was a terrible patient, wasn't he.

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He bumps his fist against Wheeljack's shoulder in a friendly sort of way. "You're my teammate. Means something, y'know."
And then he pauses as he realizes that he's been steered straight onto a berth.
"Although if you think you can trick me into a nap like I'm some sort of human toddler, you've got another thing coming. I do have work to do."
He makes as if to stand up from his seated position, having remembered the half-finished plans for Noisy Boy's hands that are still set up at his desk across the way.
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"Teammate? Whoa...that's gettin' a little intimate there, Doc." It's followed by a chuckle as he attempts to get that medic situated on the berth.
Until Ratchet realized what was actually happening.
"Hey! Easy there! You can do all that boring medical work after ya get some rest!"
His arms secure the medic's, pressing them firmly to the bed, hoping to ride out this tantrum.
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Although it doesn't stop Ratchet from squawking indignantly when he finds himself pinned to the bed, trying to free his arms.
"Who's getting intimate now?"
He twists, trying to get a knee up into Wheeljack's torso.
"And my work is not boring!"
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"It's boring and you can work on it later, Doc."
That knee gets up there, but he tries to shove it back with his chestplate. No way is he getting one upped by a tantrum throwing old man.
"Will you listen to me, Ratchet?!"
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"... You've got 60 seconds."
And after that he's bucking you off one way or another.
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"If ya burn the energon at both ends, you're only gonna end up cuttin' wires ya didn't mean to. Medic's gotta get some rest too, ya know.
Cause if they don't, then they're not ready when the scrap hits the fanblades."
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"Really? That's all you've got?"
Because of course he knows that being too tired is going to impact his performance. He's simply not at that level of recharge deprivation yet. Of course he's not... right?
"It's not a very convincing argument."
But even though his mouth is still arguing, Ratchet's body is starting to betray him. The energy rush from his initial indignant struggle is wearing off quickly, leaving him in a quiet room, lying on a comfortable berth with a warm, heavy heat source. Fighting the urge to slip into recharge is becoming distinctly difficult.
"You do realize that the moment you leave, I'm getting up and going back to my work, right?
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"I need to go on? Cause I haven't even touched your personal health yet. And honestly, doc, I think you're a little fragged in the head."
Just stop being stubborn and lie down, ugh. Wait...did his wish come true? He can feel Ratchet's strength waning, and it became a lot easier to hold the bigger bot down.
"Guess I'll just sleepover then."
HA.
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Ratchet snorts, but decides that expending his energy this way isn't going to work. For all that he's slightly bigger, Ratchet knows that Wheeljack is stronger -- Ratchet's adapted to war, but Wheeljack is built for it.
"Well if you aren't afraid of what people will say when they see us recharging on the same berth together, go right ahead."
B-baka, it's not like I careno subject
The struggling comes to a stop, thankfully, because Wheeljack wasn't really prepared to stress himself out too much after just getting fixed.
"I'll just say it's babysittin'. Cause that's all it'd be."
Don't you try to out-tsundere him.
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If he weren't being held down, Ratchet would cross his arms over his chest. As it is, his facial expression is dangerously close to a pout at this point.
"Yeah, so you say now..." But he doesn't say more, body relaxing as he decides to let Wheeljack win. Just this once.
He is tired, after all, and Wheeljack's motives are kind, even if his methodology is somewhat crude.
"Wake me up if anyone comes in needing care, will you?"
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Once that body relaxes, Wheeljack loosens the hold on those arms, sliding off to the side. He's going to put trust that you'll keep your word, Ratchet, but you're not completely scott free. The bot lies next to him, turning his back towards the medic, wings twitching as he watches the door.
"Yeah yeah, don't worry."
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Ratchet tenses when Wheeljack moves off of him, but... trying to escape wouldn't be efficient. He'd be trapped outside of his medbay and trying to hide form Wheeljack and he wouldn't get anything done.
"Well... I'm trusting you."
And with that, he cycles his vents and offlines his optics, powering down into recharge.