DarkSky's Story

DarkSky sighed as he looked upon the ruins of his planet. He had never seen the upper levels before the war started, but he wished he hadn't seen them like this. Since he wasn't a very good fighter, he took the first chance he got to go back to Cybertron to help rebuild, although the reconstruction would go a lot faster once the war was finally over.
Even though it gave him bad memories, he missed the beauty of Earth. He was able to make a few friends there, and his missed them. He was even able to make peace with a few of the Decepticons who were also tired of this war. But they were still enemies, so he would fight them if he had to.
Swinging his legs off the side of the building, he watched the sun set behind the ruins of Kaon. To think that was where it all started. All of the death and destruction.

DarkSky decided it was time to move on and look for any other Cybertronians who had come back to Cybertron. He knew that even though he had returned to his home to stay away from battle, there were Decepticons who wanted to take all the Autobot out. He traveled around the planet, looking for anyone who needed shelter or energon, no matter what their faction. He set off, searching for refugees of this terrible war.

Equality. That's why the war started, wasn't it? So no one would be treated like trash by the Senate. But the Senate had fallen a long time ago and the war still wasn't over. Now it was about power. Megatron had become as corrupt as the government he had rose against, and sadly the Autobots were no better. Not even the Neutrals were innocent.
However, DarkSky didn't care about any of this. He felt it was his duty to help those in need, since no one had helped him when he was on the streets. He had left both his Conjunx Endura and his two younglings behind to go on this mission and he was going to make it worth it.

DarkSky scavenged through the buildings he came across that were still standing enough to be safe. He planned on trying to return the items to their owners if they were still alive. He didn't find much, but he had found some data pads that were still intact. Sometimes when he was resting, he would look through them to see what the family had been like. Some had stories on them, and others had photos of them. He was even able to find one that had blueprints on them with Grapple's signature on them. He know the architect would be happy that some of his old designs had survived.
As he crossed the border into Kaon, he started to grow wary. He knew that this was where most of the Decepticons who had attacked the project were hiding out at, but he also knew there were others there, too. He just hoped he would encounter the latter in his journey.

As much as he wanted to, he didn't go through the buildings he pasted. There was too much of a risk of being attacked. He didn't know his way around the city, but he headed toward where he thought the center might be. He thought that would be a good place to leave the mark for refugees, and hopefully he might find someone around there

DarkSky put his arms up to show he didn't have any weapons on him. "I'm not here to fight. I am just a traveler looking for those in need." He took off his pack and set it on the ground, taking a step back. He didn't want to seem a threat to the other. However, if she tried to attack him, he would fight back.

DarkSky exhaled in relief. "You haven't seen any other survivors around here, have you? I've started a shelter for anyone who needs it and I've been going around leading refugees to it." He felt that was enough information for now. He didn't know if anyone was listening in.

DarkSky nodded. "Ah, ok. You you like some energon? I'll still have enough for my journey." He pulled an energon cube from his pack and held it out to her.