Recognized: Centurion Maximo: 0-0-Omega 1, and welcome back to Young Justice: Their War, Our World. More things happened in the last chapter. A new Autobot has arrived by the name of Voltshift very near Coast City, the team and Justice League are performing their own investigations on the UEDO since they don't know anything about them, and Wreckage has been traveling through Wyoming. Who knows where he'll end up.

I'd also like to thank all the people reading this story and leave suggestions in the comments/reviews. I really appreciate it.

What will happen when they get in too deep? We'll have to read to find out.

*Seattle. 1:00 am*

Nothing was really happening at this time in Seattle. Some people were still working while others were asleep. Other parts of the city were still lively. However, yet another meteor was entering the atmosphere and heading straight for Seattle. Soon, the people that were still awake saw the meteor seemingly heading right towards them. People started panicking as the meteor was inching closer to the city.

Fortunately for the people, the meteor didn't land in the city. Unfortunately, the meteor still went through a skyscraper, causing the top to crash to the ground, killing quite a few people in the process.

The meteor actually landed in another part in the city, destroying a construction site, killing more people in the rubble. Those that were still alive despite the impact were badly injured. A fire was spreading from the impact. However, while the fire crews were dealing with the flames, a red and black Chevrolet Spark drove off to another location.

*Happy Harbor. Mount Justice. 5:12 am*

The Team was mostly asleep. Dick, on the other hand was trying to figure out how to link the events occurring involving the meteors crashing on Earth and then mysteriously disappearing shortly afterwards and leaving pieces of a strange, unknown metal.

"Burning the midnight oil?" Conner asked walking over.

"Couldn't sleep. My mind's been plagued with questions regarding all these meteors crashing on Earth. Also, they keep disappearing." Dick answered.

"I hear you there." Conner continued. "This has just been a literal mystery."

"Not to mention that we know nothing about the UEDO and what they're for." Dick added.

"What I wouldn't give to pound a dent into Bishop's head." Conner lightly joked.

"Don't even think about that part." Dick chuckled. "Regardless of what we think of him, he still works for the government."

"Such a shame." Conner feigned slight sadness.

"Speaking of meteors, a new one crashed in Seattle a few hours ago." Dick brought up. "This one caused a few fires and destroyed a couple buildings."

"Were any people caught in the damage?" Conner asked.

Dick sighed. "Unfortunately, yes. People caught in the destruction have been either injured or straight up killed."

"Damn." Conner uttered. "What a way to go."

"Agreed. I just want to acquire more clues as to what's going on." Dick groaned.

*Washington D.C. UEDO Headquarters. Bishop's Quarters. 7:12 am*

Bishop was monitoring Wreckage's movements or at least trying to. His eyes were growing sore as he'd sat at the machine for hours on end without any rest. "Damn it! No sign of him."

Just then, there was a knock on his door. "Bishop? It's Hawk Can I come in?" Hawk asked.

"Sure." Bishop rubbed his eyes. Hawk walked in and saw Bishop was obviously tired and pushing himself.

"What is this, Bishop?" Hawk rolled his eyes. "You haven't left this space for days now. We do have other things to do, you know."

"I know, Hawk." Bishop partially snapped. "I just want to nail Wreckage to the ground and shoot him right in his spark to ensure he doesn't get back up."

"Bishop, you're obsession over this particular one is pushing you to the edge. We all need to be at the top of our game since they're here on Earth." Hawk reminded.

"You think I don't know that?" Bishop retorted. "That's why I've been trying to track Wreckage. If I can find him, we can be at the top of our game."

Hawk sighed in frustration yet again. "Bishop! We know they're on Earth. We can't be doing stuff like sitting at this machine searching for possible signals. We have to come together and make a plan so we're ready ahead of time."

"I know!" Bishop was close to full-on shouting right now. "I just can't rest until Wreckage is dead!"

"That's your problem!" Hawk wasn't one to get genuinely angry, but Bishop seemed to be dodging everything he was saying. "You're not thinking about the ramifications of your actions!"

"Of course I'm thinking of the ramifications! However, we also have to think about the consequences of letting them run rampant on Earth!" Bishop angrily responded.

"There are other things to consider! The planet's inhabitants, not to mention what will the Justice League think if they suddenly see a giant robot that can change forms appear in a city?!" Hawk spouted out.

Bishop said nothing to retort that. He just sat there in silence just glaring at Hawk. While he knew Hawk was right, he was blinded by rage at the time. What mattered to him was finding Wreckage and destroying him, once and for all.

*The Watchtower. Earth's Orbit. 8:01 am*

"I see another meteor has landed on Earth." Martian Manhunter observed.

"It caused a ruckus in Seattle." Flash added.

"If by ruckus you mean causing damage, destroying buildings, and injuring people, then yes." Batman stoically voiced, making

"Luckily, we're fortunate the amount of people injured or killed is still minimal." Wonder Woman sighed.

"I'm still trying to figure out why all these meteors are landing here. It seems like there's a reason they're coming to Earth." Superman put his hand to his chin.

"Agreed. It looks like there is a pattern to this, but we can't figure out what it is." Aquaman cut in.

"There has to be something we can do to find more clues." Zatara said.

"Also, we must be wary of the UEDO still. We still have no idea what their motives are." Batman reminded.

"We should try to talk with at least one of them." Martian Manhunter suggested.

"That's a good idea." Green Arrow voiced. "It might give us an idea on whose side they're on as well."

"I disagree. That's not a good idea." Batman shook his head.

"How did we know only you would say that?" Wonder Woman rolled her eyes.

"Batman, we have to do something to get the UEDO to at least talk to us." Superman reasoned.

"Let's not forget that the team are becoming more and more curious about these meteors as well. They're conducting their own investigation of them." Black Canary brought up over the video link.

*Seattle. The Team. 9:10 am*

The team were in the Bioship about to investigate the newest meteor landing. What they saw down there didn't surprise them these days: The UEDO were down there already investigating the newest crater.

"How am I not surprised by this?" Kid Flash asked sarcastically.

"Is Bishop down there?" Superboy asked.

"Yep. He's there this time, along with Hawk and Glenn." Robin answered.

"Oh, great. The hard-ass is back." Artemis snarked.

"I bet he was stressing the rules so hard his brain's cerebral cortex shut down." Kid Flash joked.

"Maybe Bishop has changed his ways." Aqualad suggested.

"Highly, highly doubtful, Aqualad." Robin responded. "People like that usually have a one-track-mind."

"Robin's right. I've met people exactly like that on Mars." Miss Martian added. "People like that usually don't change."

"Guess we'll have to face the music with him right now." Artemis rolled her eyes.

"Well then, let's do this." Robin sighed.

With that, the Bioship went into camouflage mode and set down a block away. They went to the new meteor crash site where they indeed saw Bishop, Hawk, and Glenn standing there directing multiple people.

"Oh, great! You six!" Bishop threw his hands up in frustration.

"Glad to see you too, Bishop." Kid Flash rolled his eyes in similar frustration.

"Hello, everyone. Haven't seen you in a while." Hawk smiled politely.

"Hello again, Hawk." Aqualad greeted.

"How have you been?" Hawk asked.

"Why aren't you asking them more serious questions?!" Bishop shouted.

Hawk was ignoring him due to the 'talk' they had earlier in the day. "I guess you've heard about the meteor landing here as well."

"Yeah. Do you guys know anything?" Robin asked.

Just before Hawk could answer, the sound of tank treads could be heard in the city. They all looked to see the modified M1 Abrams Tank treading through the city street. "What's a tank doing in Seattle?" Artemis asked.

"Military escort shouldn't be here at all." A UEDO agent pondered.

The tank didn't even respond as it continued down the street. Suddenly, it fired a couple shots at the group which they dodged, but a couple UEDO vehicles were destroyed in a few seconds. "Take defensive positions!" Bishop shouted at the top of his lungs.

The UEDO agents along with the Team took up positions to try and take out the rogue tank which kept firing shots at them. "It's just a simple tank. We can take it no problem!" Superboy yelled.

All of a sudden, the front sides of the tank opened up to reveal missile pods which instantly fired at them/ The missiles actually hit their targets which were a couple of buildings around them. Those buildings came tumbling down near them, creating a small dust cloud and glass was shattered everywhere. "Missile pods?!" Artemis screamed. "When did tanks come with missile pods in the side?!"

"He won't be fast enough to attack me!" Kid Flash boasted. He got up and ran to the tank. He then ran to the backside of the tank to prepare an attack of his own. However, in three seconds, an energy blaster of unknown origin popped out of the backside and quickly began shooting at the speedster. "An energy blaster, too?!"

"What does this tank not have?!" Glenn angrily shouted from his spot while firing at the vehicle.

"Goddammit! We have to take this thing down!" Bishop practically shrieked.

"You don't think we're doing that, Bishop!" Hawk exclaimed.

"This tank seems to have more weaponry than it normally should possess." Aqualad observed.

"Figured that on your own, fish boy?!" Bishop yelled from his spot. "Did you happen to find any hidden weak spots?"

Within the tank, a screen popped out that said 'Multiple Autobots detected". Wreckage decided that it was time to destroy three Autobots since coming to Earth. The tank made some noise and then stopped firing.

"Why'd he stop?" Superboy asked, raising an eyebrow.

"Maybe he's giving up." Kid Flash answered, remaining optimistic.

However, the opposite happened. The tank began to change. Parts of the tank moved to different parts of itself, legs and arms seemed to emerge as it seemed to stand upright. Seemingly enough, it looked like the tank was morphing into a giant robot. Soon enough, a head popped out at the top of the newly formed robot. Red eyes then shone brightly at the group on the ground below it. "So, they really are here." Bishop whispered.

The Team was standing there, completely astonished at what they were looking at. The reaction of the UEDO agents was the exact same. Neither group knew how to actually respond. All they could do was remain shocked at the giant robot just staring down at them. "Time to die." It growled.

Hello, everyone. Well, we're finally here at the big reveal. Well, the first part of it anyway. The team has laid eyes on a Transformer. Needless to say, they are completely shocked. Then again, who wouldn't be shocked?

I also put in a little conversation between Robin and Superboy because I felt like doing that. I want the team to interact with each other more.

In Washington D.C, Hawk and Bishop have an angry shouting contest over what's the right thing to do and the ramifications of either actions. Mainly, Bishop is just thinking about destroying Wreckage.

In the Watchtower, the Justice League are still discussing the meteors landing on Earth as well as discussing what to do with the UEDO. Batman thinks it's not a good idea to even try to talk with them. The others reason that talking to them might get them to open up a little with their motives.

As usual, if anyone has any ideas for this story, don't hesitate to let me know in the comments/reviews, or personally PM me.