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You say, "Look, this is silly. This is ''our'' space station, our stream. It doesn't belong to either of you and no matter how much you fight over it, frankly, you can't have it, unless-" Both robots start to object, but you cut them off. "''Unless!'' You agree to my simple terms. Do you want to hear the terms?" They bicker for a bit, but eventually agree to listen. You explain that there's plenty of room for both sides, and outline a means of sharing the waterways in the space station, where the warring robots can take turns using the water while earning their rent rebuilding the station and teaching their technology to humans. | You say, "Look, this is silly. This is ''our'' space station, our stream. It doesn't belong to either of you and no matter how much you fight over it, frankly, you can't have it, unless-" Both robots start to object, but you cut them off. "''Unless!'' You agree to my simple terms. Do you want to hear the terms?" They bicker for a bit, but eventually agree to listen. You explain that there's plenty of room for both sides, and outline a means of sharing the waterways in the space station, where the warring robots can take turns using the water while earning their rent rebuilding the station and teaching their technology to humans. | ||
| − | Shortly you have both sides nodding in agreement, and they're practically ready to sign a peace treaty, when a glowing pinhole of light appears directly above the middle of the pond. The light grows quickly in size and brightness, and then a swarm of aquatic creatures | + | Shortly you have both sides nodding in agreement, and they're practically ready to sign a peace treaty, when a glowing pinhole of light appears directly above the middle of the pond. The light grows quickly in size and brightness, and then a swarm of aquatic creatures comes pouring out of it and splash into the water. One of the creatures swims across the pond and surfaces mere meters from where you stand with the two robot leaders. |
The creature that comes out of the water looks something like a spherical alligator, if such a thing is possible. It also appears to be robotic. "I am Pentacron, leader of the Aquassons! I hereby claim this water in the name of the Aquassons! Guilty!" it shouts. | The creature that comes out of the water looks something like a spherical alligator, if such a thing is possible. It also appears to be robotic. "I am Pentacron, leader of the Aquassons! I hereby claim this water in the name of the Aquassons! Guilty!" it shouts. | ||
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[[The Only Thing Worse than a Love Triangle is a Hate Triangle|Continue ...]] | [[The Only Thing Worse than a Love Triangle is a Hate Triangle|Continue ...]] | ||
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| + | ==Notes== | ||
| + | * Enabled by [[Plot Exposition in 60 Seconds]], as part of [[Space Robots!]]. | ||
| + | * Enables [[The Only Thing Worse than a Love Triangle is a Hate Triangle]]. | ||
| + | * One time adventure. | ||
==References== | ==References== | ||
| − | * The adventure's name | + | * The adventure's name references {{Wikipedia|Sherlock Holmes}}' well known misquote "Elementary, my dear Watson". |
| + | * The Aquassons and Pentacron appear to be allusions to the {{Wikipedia|Quintessons}}, who within the TV series are the creators of the {{Wikipedia|Transformers}}. | ||
| + | * Pentacron's shouting "Guilty!" is a reference to the Judges of Quintessa who appear in {{Wikipedia|The Transformers: The Movie}}. | ||
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You catch Alpha Prime and OmegaTron locked in a "duel to the death" for something like the fiftieth time. Because they're completely oblivious to anything else but each other, it's an easy task to sneak up behind the two behemoth robots and knock them flat on their respective afterburners when they're not looking.
You say, "Look, this is silly. This is our space station, our stream. It doesn't belong to either of you and no matter how much you fight over it, frankly, you can't have it, unless-" Both robots start to object, but you cut them off. "Unless! You agree to my simple terms. Do you want to hear the terms?" They bicker for a bit, but eventually agree to listen. You explain that there's plenty of room for both sides, and outline a means of sharing the waterways in the space station, where the warring robots can take turns using the water while earning their rent rebuilding the station and teaching their technology to humans.
Shortly you have both sides nodding in agreement, and they're practically ready to sign a peace treaty, when a glowing pinhole of light appears directly above the middle of the pond. The light grows quickly in size and brightness, and then a swarm of aquatic creatures comes pouring out of it and splash into the water. One of the creatures swims across the pond and surfaces mere meters from where you stand with the two robot leaders.
The creature that comes out of the water looks something like a spherical alligator, if such a thing is possible. It also appears to be robotic. "I am Pentacron, leader of the Aquassons! I hereby claim this water in the name of the Aquassons! Guilty!" it shouts.
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Notes
- Enabled by Plot Exposition in 60 Seconds, as part of Space Robots!.
- Enables The Only Thing Worse than a Love Triangle is a Hate Triangle.
- One time adventure.
References
- The adventure's name references Sherlock Holmes' well known misquote "Elementary, my dear Watson".
- The Aquassons and Pentacron appear to be allusions to the Quintessons, who within the TV series are the creators of the Transformers.
- Pentacron's shouting "Guilty!" is a reference to the Judges of Quintessa who appear in The Transformers: The Movie.
