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*pokes head in* wassup?

Heyyyy ... Wassup?

*pokes head in & see's name* Oh yeah, I don't need to say my interest. Oh, but what the heck. (insert "I'm interested" statement here)

I would give a useful reply concerning your question ... but I do not have sufficient information to supply you a decent answer.

I am terribly sorry for being slow to respond.

Blackout found himself increasingly annoyed at these insects. Although he was still easily taking on their defenses, they had rallied far sooner then he had anticipated. Each time he destroyed one defensive weapon, another would pop up. The humans would liken it to a Whac-A-Mole game, although on a much larger scale. The helicopter suddenly swerved and released a large amount of flares as a series of missiles targeted him. While his flares diverted the missiles coming at him, he launched his own in retaliation. Although he may not be able to destroy all their defenses, he could disable them as they popped up. In the end, so long as he avoided taking any more serious hit, he believed he could win the battle.

Blackout was rather disappointed with the insect. The fool had left behind the headset, and his only form of communication with Blackout. He was now entirely on his own, with no way for the massive Decepticon to assist. Not that he wanted to. Before he could continue his attacks, however, he felt a great push from somewhere on his chassis. It was as if a sizable cybertronian jet had rammed him, though not fatal it did hurt. He immediately identified the source, and opted to respond with his own attack. Turning towards the threat, one of his energy cannons took aim. Firing, it unleashed a blue wave of energy that would incinerate and repel anything that it touched. If it didn't severely damage the target area, it would definitely give it an insanely powerful shock wave. As he awaited the result, he found himself rather annoyed. He would rather not reveal his true form to these insects. However, with the existence of such a weapon, he was worried he might have to unleash his full strength. He would not hesitate to completely destroy them.

Using his scanners, and the fact he wasn't shot down yet, Blackout could tell that his initial attack was indeed successful. However, rather then gloat in victory, he continued the fight. He sent a second attack on their now confused defenses, with the intent to completely annihilate any chances for them to recover in the immediate future. Meanwhile, he increased his speed as he rapidly approached the enemy vessel. Scanning the target, Blackout quickly identified points of interest. Weapons, and power sources were his targets, as well as areas that could disrupt the movement of the crew inside. With his scan complete he launched a series of missiles, causing his helicopter form to shudder slightly. He had no idea if they'd be intercepted or not, but it was merely a test of their potential. Two missiles flew towards the engines of the ship, while another two headed towards the ship's bridge. A third set of two also headed towards the spine of the vessel in an effort to further disorient the crew by disabling a transportation system he had detected. Although the vampire had expressed interest in reaching out to them earlier, Blackout merely sought to eliminate them. His current efforts could clearly be seen as such, not that he cared. Once he was done neutralizing the threat, the vampire would be allowed to make friends with the survivors. Of course, he'd eliminate said survivors if they didn't come over to their side.

> Great. Finished my lab report. Will have a post up here soon. 

If no one minds: anyone caught breaking the 4th wall, will have their faces broken ... courtesy of one pissed off "Arms".