Transformers: Robots In Disguise Mini Con Novels & Stories

This was the robot Noah had been dreaming of—and Emily was the one who gave it to him. I pulled another box from a shopping bag. My own Transformer X-10. Identical model. The only difference was the color—Emily’s was metallic blue, mine was a warm maroon. I chose that color because Noah once said red looked like fire, “like a brave hero.” I examined both robots, now standing side by side. They looked like brothers. Only… one already had a place in his heart, and the other might never be touched.

The boy sat confidently in the back seat, his hands resting on his small thighs while his feet swayed casually in the air. “I'll be back here,” he said confidently. I turned to him with a raised eyebrow. “Oh yeah?” Max nodded, his wide smile full of pride. “Yes! I'll be back here with all my robots. Optimus, Bumblebee, Megatron. All of them...” I let out a long breath, rolling my eyes. “Max, your robots can't enjoy the view of the Alps.” Max looked at me like I had just said something really stupid. “Mommy, they're Autobots. They like to explore.”

The ceiling began to shake. Large pieces of tile fell from above. From the hole in the ceiling a group of silver robots came down. They did not have faces. They had needles where their hands should be. "The Vaccine " Patient Zero hissed. The robots did not move like people. They moved like spiders. They crawled across the walls and the ceiling. One of them dove at June. Its long needle was glowing with a blue light. "June duck!" Dante grabbed a heavy metal chair. Swung it. The chair hit the robots head.

“There was a secret closet. There is more letters and even some keepsakes, but we didn’t open or read anything.” “Where are we going?” I ask, softly. Kane looks at Finn and he nods, reaching into the bag again, pulling out a red wig and handing it to me, “ Tonight, we will stay in another safe house but then we are going to go to a human run town nearby, we are going to get some lodging and food, look through everything we have found and go from there.” I nod as I run my fingers through the red strands, before placing it on my head. “I wish I didn’t have to use this,” I say, moving it around to fit properly, but Loki smiles as he stops me, making sure it is straight on my head.

"One of Mr. Stavrakos' creation." Yes, FREDA. The Future Robot Electronic Device Assistant. The A.I. (Artificial Intelligence), so high tech that controlled all the electronic features of the whole mansion. "When the master is here, FREDA is activated. So, I'm going to teach you how to operate her." "Activate Freda," Calliope instructed. "Enter passcode," the Al responded immediately. Calliope gave a number and instructed her to close the door. "Instruction received," a brief pause, followed by a beep, "securing door." Freda said, and the door snapped closed immediately.

They all turned to look at a side entrance, and through the double doors rolled a robot with a wheeled platform holding what looked like a small white-and-blue submersible. Another bomb quad person walked behind the contraption holding a device that must have been steering the robot, which was making its slow, careful way across the marble floor. “Think they’re going to put the bomb in that thing?” Melissa asked. “Yes.” I sighed and tried to relax. “I sure hope the girls aren’t watching this on TV.” “Grace and Chloe? Yes, I hope so too. I was sorry I didn’t get to meet them when I visited you and Alpha Zane.”

He didn’t even look over. Bryan dodged another beam, his hair getting singed. “YOU DUMBASS, WE’RE GOING TO DIE IF THIS CONTINUES!” Classy was trying to get closer to the robot, but its targeting system was tracking all movement. “WHAT THE… ITS ARMOR IS TOO DENSE!” “It’s made of reinforced titanium alloy,” I called out, my voice amplified. “Do you really think the amateur-stage X-02 would be that simple?” Bryan groaned, rolling behind a concrete barrier that was part of the training course. “AMATEUR? YOU’VE GOT TO BE KIDDING ME!”

Or just more ghosts? At the far end of the arena, three massive hangar doors began to open. The sound of grinding gears shook the ground. Thum-thum-thum. "Please tell me those are cleaning robots," Haley whispered. Out of the darkness stepped three giants. They stood twelve feet tall. Humanoid, but crude. They were made of brass and dark iron, driven by hissing steam pistons and humming hydraulic musculature. Their "heads" were featureless domes with single, glowing red eyes. In their hands, they dragged weapons—a massive rotary saw, a pile-driver hammer, and a flamethrower.

We returned to another floor filled with working robots roaming around the space. My eyes almost popped out of their sockets. “Wow, are these real robots?” Leo nodded. “They’re so scary.” I replied. They act so human that it gave me chills. The only difference was their design wasn't human but robot but their movement and speech was very advanced. “So you prefer the automobile department?” Leo asked. “Well, the invisible car was amazing. I can't believe that it was real. I only see it in soy movies. Why did you reduce their points?”

I hadn’t even noticed it before. It looked nothing like the estate. It looked like a fortress. There was no visible door, no button, no keypad. Just a tall, humanoid robot sentinel, built into the stone wall like it had grown there. It blinked awake as we approached, mechanical eyes scanning both of us. “What is the passcode?” it asked, voice calm and male. Declan stepped forward, without hesitation. “The Dominions rule,” he answered. The robot paused, then nodded. A soft click sounded—then a hiss.