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Whatever happens at home with the big reveal and its aftermath, one thing remains certain: building stuff to the Autobots' scale is expensive. The American government doesn't really have that kind of budget at this point. Thus, Bee hasn't asked about a training grounds for his own skills as opposed to mere target practice. He just comes to Milliways instead. Weighing only 240 pounds and being human-sized means you can use most human-scale equipment instead.

Or, you know, the rafters, which probably shouldn't be considered equipment. That's where the little yellow-and-chrome mech is at the moment, doing his best to emulate the unstable ground forms of an unarmed combat form called 'circuit-su' without having a partner.

He's not trying to be especially quiet, but Bee's the polite sort. He'll stop making a fuss if it bothers people.

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Blink.

"Really? How do you figure?"

[prob-japanese.livejournal.com]

"I believe the phrase you use is 'coping mechanisms'? Humans can overcome the things that traumatize their minds in all kinds of ways, from what I've seen. Understand, my species has no capacity to forget except to do so permanently, by overwriting our storage. The most we can do is put other memories between the painful ones and now until the seek time is so great that it takes too long to remember conveniently. You can put things aside and process them later, or let them fade."

[jv-034.livejournal.com]

"Yeah, well. Sometimes it'd be nice to have your kind of recall," John says bitterly. "Trust me."