A Mystery in Miami (Open!)

[Ravage]

Ravage sent a burst of acknowledgement, disconnecting from Soundwave and walking forward cautiously. He growled softly, but looked up at the other mech with a slightly tilted head. No evident Autobot markings. He noted, briefly circling the other to gather more definite data of this fact. Well, he didn't seem to be much of a threat, but knowledge was important to their cause, even if this wasn't necessarily an Autobot who had some decent information. Anything could prove to be useful. He sat back, glancing to Soundwave with narrowed optics, awaiting further instructions. If they left this mech here, he could tell the Autobots of their encounter, and they would be aware that Ravage was on Earth. Yet at the same time, if they took him back to Lord Megatron, he might not actually provide any useful information.

Never the less, it could prove an entertainment for some of the more scientific Decepticons. But the decision was up to Soundwave, and what he thought of the matter.

[Soundwave]

Soundwave hesitated. He didn't like watching Ravage approach Windsong alone--it grated on his protective instincts to see a strange mech standing between him and his symbiont... but he had to weigh whether it was worth attacking Windsong or not. He didn't think that the other would give him, Ravage, and Laserbeak too much of a challenge, but to what end?

No. It was best to get Ravage as home as quickly as possible. Primus only knew what hardships the wayward cybercat had been forced to deal with. Soundwave sent a silent burst to Ravage, instructing him to circumvent the rogue flier and come directly to him. Windsong could be left wandering what exactly his mysterious encounter in Miami meant.