Who: Too many fucking robots.
Where: "The most dramatic dune in the desert."
When: SUNDOWN.
What: Megatron tries to get Orion Pax to use the Forge on the Matrix of Leadership but then the music starts.
Warnings: Violence, singing.
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He doesn't even have any more smart remarks to make about this. He just stands back and keeps laughing for the brief moment he's out of Optimus's range, and then he slams back into the fight, hitting Optimus hard with the back of his cannon. They've done this so often that some part of Megatron is almost relieved that here they are again, clashing blades, swapping punches – and there's been many a time that he's allowed himself to think like that in the past – revelled in it, even, in the poetry of rivalry, in the particular intimacy their conflict lends them – but now, so soon after Orion, he cannot. He simply wants to send Optimus Prime to the scrapheap, and never have to think about this again.
"You are injured, Optimus," he grunts, blocking a blade with his armoured wrist. "You will not win this fight."
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Usually he would say something, though. Some kind of retort, even if Megatron's taunting was weaker than usual. He doesn't, though. There are just no words for any of this now, and so he just keeps fucking punching and slicing and kicking even as his frame reels from the additional torment. His damage sensors are blaring at him, but he isn't going to stop.
He can feel something energizing him though, past what he should be capable of in this condition. The power of the Matrix's restoration, the thinks - he will use it as long as he can.
He lets surrenders himself over to that force, and leaps with much more gusto than his injuries should allow, diving feet first with an attempted double kick to Megatron's chest.
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He takes it to the ground, leaping on top of the other bot and just savaging him with his fists rather than anything more dignified. There is a furious, indignant desperation to the whole thing, even as it is proving to be effective. With every strike he hopes that his feelings will begin to recede, but they don't. Not so easily.