Post by First Aid on Oct 9, 2007 16:33:20 GMT -5
First Aid is working very hard at keeping a sense of perspective about his day. All right, so he got yelled at by a grieving father and is a bit concerned by the man’s lack of respect for his daughter’s decisions, but Ms. Morgan is a very capable person, and First Aid is sure she can handle herself or get help if she needs it. He’s glad to have been able to help her. Any day where helping someone goes so well can’t be completely irredeemable.
The fact that he’d apparently managed to short circuit badly enough that his central processor shut itself down on its own is worrying, but, he thinks as he powers his optics back up, he had come back online, which is always a good sign.
…Possibly the violet sky and the oddly designed, very deserted, very strikingly orange surroundings are rather less of a good sign.
First Aid stands up, running a few internal diagnostics and looking curiously at the very dead animal in the alcove on the right side of the broad avenue he’s found himself at the edge of. All right. He didn’t short out. That’s good. This is distinctly not Earth, as insane as that is. Not good. There used to be people here. Good. The people evidently either all died very quickly or left just as quickly – no one would simply leave their animals to rot like this unless they had no choice. Neither option is encouraging.
Oh well. From what he can see where he’s standing, the place – be it zoo, which seems most likely, or farm, or possibly some configuration he’s unfamiliar with - hasn’t been looted, the damaged structures nearby don’t look as though they’ve been bombed at all, let alone recently, and whatever cataclysm befell its builders seems unlikely to get him too. At the very least it won’t get him immediately, and that makes staying in this relatively sheltered spot a bit silly.
He steps out into the middle of the avenue, and (it seems such a long shot as to be totally ridiculous, but it is procedure, and procedure is important) opens up a comm channel. //This is Autobot First Aid reporting. Is anyone receiving? Please respond. Repeat: This is Autobot First Aid. Is anyone receiving? Please respond.//
He takes the time to try to gauge how long since his surroundings have had any maintenance while he waits. If he gets no response within five minutes, he’ll rotate frequencies and try again – not so much because he thinks he’ll get anything, but because if he were lost, alone, and injured on an alien planet, he’d want someone to keep trying.
(Never mind that the only one of those that doesn’t apply to him is ‘injured’. He’s a doctor, he doesn’t count.)
OOC: First Aid is right out in the open, and Omega Supreme or either of the zoo search teams should be able to spot him.
The fact that he’d apparently managed to short circuit badly enough that his central processor shut itself down on its own is worrying, but, he thinks as he powers his optics back up, he had come back online, which is always a good sign.
…Possibly the violet sky and the oddly designed, very deserted, very strikingly orange surroundings are rather less of a good sign.
First Aid stands up, running a few internal diagnostics and looking curiously at the very dead animal in the alcove on the right side of the broad avenue he’s found himself at the edge of. All right. He didn’t short out. That’s good. This is distinctly not Earth, as insane as that is. Not good. There used to be people here. Good. The people evidently either all died very quickly or left just as quickly – no one would simply leave their animals to rot like this unless they had no choice. Neither option is encouraging.
Oh well. From what he can see where he’s standing, the place – be it zoo, which seems most likely, or farm, or possibly some configuration he’s unfamiliar with - hasn’t been looted, the damaged structures nearby don’t look as though they’ve been bombed at all, let alone recently, and whatever cataclysm befell its builders seems unlikely to get him too. At the very least it won’t get him immediately, and that makes staying in this relatively sheltered spot a bit silly.
He steps out into the middle of the avenue, and (it seems such a long shot as to be totally ridiculous, but it is procedure, and procedure is important) opens up a comm channel. //This is Autobot First Aid reporting. Is anyone receiving? Please respond. Repeat: This is Autobot First Aid. Is anyone receiving? Please respond.//
He takes the time to try to gauge how long since his surroundings have had any maintenance while he waits. If he gets no response within five minutes, he’ll rotate frequencies and try again – not so much because he thinks he’ll get anything, but because if he were lost, alone, and injured on an alien planet, he’d want someone to keep trying.
(Never mind that the only one of those that doesn’t apply to him is ‘injured’. He’s a doctor, he doesn’t count.)
OOC: First Aid is right out in the open, and Omega Supreme or either of the zoo search teams should be able to spot him.