"... Curious," Spock initially said to Titus. The prospect of the pursuit of greater horizons leading civilization into rot and war was unfathomable to Spock, but he dared not deny Titus his beliefs. After all, while the thought may have been illogical to Spock, considering the same pursuit is what propelled his own people, along with many other races, to ascend into greater unity and progress, it was just as simple. Different worlds, different rules.
"I cannot agree based on my own history and experiences, but I shan't undermine your own either. It is not my place, after all, morally or not," the First Officer went on, continuing to ponder on whether or not the Prime Directive applied to cases such as this, but of course, first things first. He had to prioritize.
When it seemed as though Sarge was antagonizing Vert, Spock stepped in, calm and collected as ever, even if his blue shirt seemed likely to set Sarge off (and perhaps Krystal, not that Spock caught on to her plan).
"I would advise against anything rash," he warned the red soldier,
"Considering the nature of this reality, it is likely your weapon is of no use here, and more than that, your current line of thought is illogical. I suggest clearing your head."
Meanwhile, as Starscream would transform to look around the city, he initially wouldn't find anything of much interest or value. Just a grander sight of the artificial city, beautiful even if hollow. However, after a few moments, Starscream would be able to see something odd; a small
distortion in space just a few meters ahead, tall enough to stretch from the sky to the very ground where everyone else was. Whatever this distortion was, perhaps it would be a satisfactory clue as to where to investigate next.
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