Title: A 'Hole' Mess of Trouble
Sub-Title: Ch. 1 - It all started with a hole.
Author: The Moof
Fandom: Transformers
Character/s: Perceptor, Optimus Prime
Word Count: 313
Rating: T
Summary: Perceptor creates a black hole!
Notes: Inspired by a friend's crazy plot bunny!
Disclaimer: I don't own Transformers, they are all owned by Hasbro.
Perceptor had peeked his head into his leader's office to judge Prime's current mood. Prime looked calm enough, which was a good sign. Walking in slowly as if he was walking into the very presents of Primus himself, Perceptor felt that this would be his last day walking among the living.
Prime looked up to see a very scared and nervous Perceptor, who seemed to be scared out of his CPU to talk to him. The only time Prime ever seen this expression on anyone's face was when either Wheeljack blew up something or when Hot Rod or Sideswipe and/or Sunstreaker did something totally stupid. To see Perceptor act like this was very unusual and never any good.
"Oh right Perceptor, what's wrong?" asked Prime.
"Um… well, um… I accidently created a black hole."
Prime, at first twitched in disbelief be for asking "Repeat that again."
Perceptor just then bluntly replied, "I accidently made a black hole in my lab."
When hearing what the scientist just said, Prime just stared in shock and asked, "What do you mean you accidently created a black hole?!"
"It's only a little one, sir." squeaked the cowering scientist, waiting for Optimus Prime to explode in anger.
"Only a…" Prime then quickly shut up and took a deep breath into his intakes and sighed, "Go…just go."
Seeing Prime's look on his face, Perceptor bolted out the door to his lab faster than Blurr on sugar and caffeine. While Prime pinched the bridge of his nose on his face plate, he heard Wheeljack yell at Grimlock.
"Grimlock! Don't touch that or we will all be sucked in!"
"Um, me Grimlock wants to know what is in side big bubble. And me Grimlock no suck!"
Giving a huge sigh of frustration, Prime started to bang his head on his desk in hope to become unconscious enough to not be involved.