Tank Handling and Testing

Saya broke free of the hug and walked back into the cave and out with a free'd Cinna. She walked up to Blaze, feeling every bit awkward.
"Thanks for changing Ranger back." She mumbled.

Sunlit just stood there, looking around.

"Thanks." Clockwork muttered, getting right to work on constructing old and damaged buildings. She always said, 'Whatever is lying around can be used for something," And that was jsut it. The old warehourse turned into a storage room waaay on the other side of camp. I just sighed, turning to Saya and Sunlit, "I guess you're free to go."

"You're welcome."
I turned to the other three."Yes, you're free to go."

"And so.. let's just say Gears quit and we got someone else. Getting into details causes a ruckus."

"Yeah... There shouldn't be more people involved than there needs to be."

Sunlit nodded a bit, but was still looking around. She didnt know what she was thinking.

"C'mon Sun, Ranger." Saya said, heading back to their camp.

"I better get a peace treaty set up." I sighed to Sparky. "I almost feel sorry for Clockwork... She's replacing her cousin, and there's nothing to do with the war ending."

"She's just happy she can work, I guess." I mumbled, watching her from afar.

"I guess."

"Soo.. now what?" I asked, boredom suddenly overcoming me.

Sunlit walked back with Saya, gently griping her hand smiling.

"Not sure."

"...I wonder how Gears is gonna make these long 5 years." I chuckled, getting a funny image in my head of him attempting to make a fire not using his robo-arm.

I didn't laugh. I was deep in thought. "Do you think I maybe... Was a little rough on him?"

"Would you like it to be transformed into something against your own will? I sure wouldn't."

"Then again, no..."

"Two sides to every story. Soemtimes more." I shrugged, kicking a little pebble with my shoe.

"Yeah..." I said, still a bit upset about banishing my best friend.

"I'm sure he'll find a way to survive." I shoved my hands in my pockets and walked around aimlessly.

I watched Sparky walk away. Then I looked up, and Brooklyn was flying to her cave. I leapt up, and stunned her with my wing. "And just where have you been?"

Brooklyn smirked. She was an excellent liar, "Ah, boss, I didn't see you there! I was on patrol," She thought for a moment, "Although I know it'll be our last. The treaty will hopefully bring us together in peace," She sighed contently, although fakely, "I apologize if I went out of the boundaries. I was up in the air, a bit too high than I should be. I'm sorry."

"Brooklyn..." I stared at her.

"Yes, sir?" She asked, looking completely confused.