He shook his helm, poking Megatron in the chest with his walking stick.
“You don’t want to know anything beyond beating the Autobots. How will you create a functional society? How will you have a happy, working population. One that sees you as a fit ruler, so that one doesn’t copy your example and start a whole new civil war?
How about rebuilding? Where are you construction plans? Healthcare plans? Occupations for the people?
You aren’t leading a rebellion. You’re leading a hunt, and you better believe that the will of your troops are fading. You haven’t given them a future. You’ve given them a death at the hands of those who were their brothers.”
He sighs and turns to leave.
"You already have the plans to my war machine. If you need anything else researched or built, I won’t ignore your request. I just need more than the hopelessness you’ve given the Decepticons so far.”
And with that he starts to hobble away, ordering a few vehicons to help carry his equipment.
Megatron glares down a the offending stick, considering snapping it in two but letting Wanderer have his rant. Each accusation only echoes concerns that have already bored into his mind as of late, most of which he has planned for already. Not that the engineer had considered that. How could he know how many nights he’d never recharged, pushing past the desire of having Optimus Prime’s helm on his sword and plotting out the new world he had promised his Decepticons?
Where are his construction plans? They are being drawn up by engineers which would include Wanderer if he hadn’t made his proclamation. But now he’s lost that chance. It took a considerable amount of restraint to keep from blasting a hole through the retreating figure’s chest.
“My visions of the future require those willing to see it through at my side, and you are just another blind fool!”
Let him go. There are bigger things on which to concentrate.