A wakeful state is brought about in stages. Nerve clusters re-learn to fire in the correct order and a gentle breeze is felt. As his optics recalibrate and flicker online, Megatron finds his red filters have been replaced. With a growl of irritation, he blearily finds the command to slide them away. His chronometer says he’s been in stasis for two weeks, earning another irritated groan.
“I don’t recall giving you permission to put me under, Singer…” The vehicon’s voice replies from behind him as he starts to sit up. Everything is at its proper height again, at last.
“My Lord, I would never do so without your permission! But the sedative code took to your neural net very fast, I’m not surprised you don’t remember what happened right away- b-but you should recover from that soon too! Nothing to be concerned about…” At this point, the medic shrank into himself. “Do you… remember what we discussed about Soundwave, sir?” Megatron’s helm whipped over to where Soundwave had been laying, only to find an empty medical berth. Singer ran to stand in his Lord’s view, hands raised in defense.
“He’s still alive still alive, only moved! He’s in your room, still being monitored, but… sir, please take some time before you go. Let yourself remember and then… then consider your choice.” Megatron glared at him, frustrated both at the medic’s maddening indirectness and at his own spotty memory.
Sensing the static fury building in the air, Singer bowed his helm and stepped out of sight again, returning to his station to give his Lord some time to cool off.