Sunstreaker hadn't said a single thing to me as he headed for the woods. It's shady. A psychopath driving towards the woods and so many thoughts crossed my mind. Is he going to show bodies or where he buried some of his victims. He told me it was important for me to know the truth but didn't he tell me what he already?

Sunstreaker came to a stop. 'Alright, listen...' he trailed off as he cut his engine. 'I am going to tell you something that probably sounds like I am crazy or something,' he trailed off. I raised a brow. 'You can't freak out, alright?' I gave a small nod with hesitation. I've no idea where this is going. 'I am an alien.' I stared at him for a very long time. Trying to read off his face if he's joking or not. 'I am from the planet Cybertron. A planet far away from here but when war broke out... we had to leave. Our planet was doomed anyway. We can't return. We searched refuge here, on this horrible planet. Optimus, my commander, liked humans more than he likes me. We've been in conflict for some weeks... it's not the point right now.'

I still stared at him with a blank expression. 'And er had to come all the way down here for you to tell me that?' I signed. I couldn't add the sarcastic tone but I bet he knows. 'That's what I thought. Hop out.' I slowly removed the seatbelt and hopped out,— stepping back a little. The yellow Lamborghini started to shift and change in a tall, yellow robot I think. He's intimidating for sure. The mech crouched down. 'You believe me now?'

I gave a small nod. 'I really thought I would at least get an gasp out of you,' he said. 'There are more like you out there.' I gestured. He snorted, 'more like me? There's only one me—' he cut himself off. 'What do you mean?' He asked. 'More robots... like you. With red optics instead of blue. I've seen them talk to Cooper once. One of his buyers.' Sunstreaker frowned. 'One of his buyers?' He repeated, mostly to himself. 'I guess that's what bothered me... do you think they intended to buy you as well?' He questioned. I shrugged, 'I signed before that I don't know who intended to buy me. All I know is that they wanted to use me.'

'You expected them to force you into prostitution. So Cooper can get half or the profit you make. That's what I assumed as well... but perhaps that's not true. Maybe they wanted to use you as a lab rat,' he said. I shivered. 'No, just... it's only a theory,' he said. 'You're fine, don't worry, don't cry.' I looked at his face. 'We will figure something out, alright?' I gave a small nod. 'I don't want you to leave...'

He shook his head. 'No, I know...  you know, it doesn't matter if I kill Cooper or not. If you're a target for the Decepticons, that's how they're called, you'll be in trouble anyway,' he said. I didn't like this theories. He started thinking. 'We can't solve this now... let's go back home. You have seen enough.' He transformed and opened his door for me. On our way back, he answered some of my questions about his home planet.

When we arrived back, Sunstreaker gestured to me to sit down. 'Look, I am going back to base. It's important for you to stay inside, alright? Don't answer the door and stay away from the windows. The base isn't far from here, so the Decepticons must be really stupid to come here looking for you, but that's what they are, alright?' He asked. 'I don't want you to leave,' I signed. 'I have too. It won't be long, half an hour, okay?'

'I am scared.'

'I know. I just can't do anything now. All I can do is report Decepticon activity so it will be noted and extra patrols will be driven around this area,' He said. I gave small nod. 'Good, it won't be long!'

((Sunstreaker's P.O.V))
I arrived at the base and transformed. 'Look who's back,' Ironhide mocked. I ignored. 'Where's Prime?' I sulked. 'He left the base,' Prowl replied. 'When will He come back?' I asked. 'Tonight,' Prowl replied. 'Great,' I scowled. 'What are you doing here anyway?' Prowl sulked without looking. 'Just to report Decepticon activity but, never mind.' I turned around. 'Sunstreaker, wait.' I stopped. 'Decepticons? Where?' I slowly turned around. 'I thought you weren't interested,' I mocked. 'This isn't a game,' Prowl snapped. 'I know, but I only talk to Prime,' I snapped. 'Where, Sunstreaker,' he snapped.

'They're trading humans... that's what I assume. They work with humans,' I said eventually. 'How disunity get all this information?' Ironhide questioned. 'I have my sources. It doesn't matter. I've reported it and... it's not my problem anymore,' I said. 'Where have you seen them, Sunstreaker,' Prowl snapped. 'Here, in Washington DC. A couple of blocks away from where I live,' I said. 'They're looking for you?' Prowl asked. 'Oh no... they fear me, remember? They must be really stupid to knock on my door because believe me, I will torture them in the most cruel way I can manage. No, they're not after me... humans. They're after humans,' I said. 'Ask Mirage to figure it out, I'll give him what he needs. Oh, and call Prime for me and tell him I need to talk to him,' I said. 'I am not your assistant, Sunstreaker. Call him yourself,' Prowl snapped.

'I would've if he wasn't ghosting my phone calls. We aren't really on the same line lately,' I scowled. Steam emerged from my nose. 'Just, call him and tell him what I told you. Oh, and add that if he doesn't take action and and wants to discuss this with the humans first, I am going to solve this problem myself and he won't like the result. He only has one change,' I snapped. 'You don't talk to me nor to Prime like that,' Prowl snapped. I slammed him against the wall and pressed my sword against his throat. 'Let me make something clear, Prowl. My patience is gone. Humans have been involved more than they deserve. If humans are more important than your own race, than I don't see why I would follow you.'

'Let him, Sunstreaker.'

I could feel the heat coming from Ironhide's cannons. I dropped Prowl. 'Fix it,' I snarled before I left.