Transformers: Leader's Proof - Fragile, but Hard to Kill

Chapter 178 Aurora

The next day, everyone slept in late, and when they woke up, they felt much better and were able to accept what they had seen the day before.

Rosa went to bed late and stayed in her coffin. Even when she woke up, she didn't want to move. She lay motionless in the coffin, her mind blank. To be honest, she didn't have much motivation.

Perhaps going hunting to vent would be much better, going crazy, listening to the screaming white noise, but the Autobots wouldn't allow it.

It gradually became noisy outside, probably because everyone had woken up and was doing their own thing or playing around, but Rosa just found it a bit noisy.

She really didn't want to do anything, she just wanted to rest, so she stayed home and didn't go out, just letting her mind wander.

Occasionally, details of the past would flash through her mind, but she would just stare blankly at the top of the coffin, expressionless, as if she were just lying there motionless.

I feel inexplicably tired... I don't want to move at all...

Rosa sighed, turned over in the coffin, and lay on her side. She kept looking at the coffin wall and suddenly noticed that there seemed to be a screen switch inside. She pressed it and something came out.

What is this? Rosa pulled out a device that looked like a communication device, or perhaps one that was specially designed to be remote.

Rosa found the power button and pressed it. She saw a message from the ambulance saying that the communicator would automatically send a notification to the ambulance when it was turned on, and there was also a button to communicate directly.

Rosa hasn't pressed the button yet, since she's unsure if it will disturb the ambulance. If it's not a big deal, she'll keep quiet about it and find time to talk to Bumblebee and Optimus Prime about it.

I don't know how long I stayed inside, but I climbed out of the coffin after checking the time.

You need to collect your supplies, but you still need to eat.

Rosa opened the coffin, slowly poked her head out, climbed out, closed her own coffin, and went to find Bumblebee to get supplies.

"Pull-"

The coffin lid opened, and Rosa yawned as she got up. No wonder it was so noisy; Iron Fist and Sideswipe were arguing again...

These two argue every few days, but sometimes they're surprisingly in sync... well, not sometimes, but most of the time.

Rosa didn't care about anything and obediently went to get the supplies. Just as she was about to leave, Bumblebee saw her and quickly called her back.

He was just telling Optimus Prime what happened here, from Optimus Prime's departure at the beginning, to the reconstruction, and everything that followed.

However, they didn't talk much because not long after, Bumblebee saw Rosa coming to get supplies and hurriedly called her to stop.

"When are we going out?" Rosa thought Bumblebee was talking to Optimus Prime and then running over to her from beside Optimus Prime.

That's true. We could actually take her now, but what we'll see this time requires a bit of luck, and...

Bumblebee spent most of last night frantically trying to figure out where to take her. First, he ruled out places with lots of people, and city night views... that's a bit unoriginal, Rosa has already taken her to see them.

There might be a lot of people in some places, so we need to think carefully about how to visit them.

It's quite illogical for a car to suddenly appear in some places, like on the Great Wall of China...

As for other attractions to choose from, there are simply too many. My biggest fear, besides the presence of other people, is that they won't be amazing enough, or rather... I'm afraid they won't be amazing enough.

Tomorrow's date—no, it's not a date, it's not even a date, it's just the two of them!

The car can't enter charging mode. The brain module is full of all kinds of scenic spots, but it can't feel that one is suitable. It's a crazy dilemma.

Why not start with comfort?

Comfort is key for Rosa. Her core is gradually warming up, and the icy landscape is the most comfortable place for her. She also seemed particularly relaxed during her previous mission to Antarctica...

Bumblebee started searching for information about cold regions and happened to find a good one.

Then I started checking the recent solar storms and found that there was a high probability of one occurring soon. The next morning, I prepared the things I needed to bring.

Rosa doesn't really need to bring much; the main thing is for Bumblebee himself, who might need to find a lot of things to keep warm.

Bumblebee asked Danny early in the morning after he came out of the RV, "Find some more cloth, or something windproof and warmer."

In the end, were those things useful? Yes, but not much.

Hmm? You want to ask why?

It's useful to place it in a normally cold place, as the wind protection and the several layers of fleece are helpful, but this is Antarctica.

Yes, Bumblebee actually wanted to take Rosa to see the aurora borealis, mainly because Bumblebee discovered that the probability of seeing the aurora borealis recently was quite high, and it just so happens to be the polar night.

Polar night refers to a period of time during the year when the sun remains above the horizon, resulting in a continuous "night" environment without sunlight in the entire region.

In environments where it is always daylight, the probability of seeing the aurora is greater, although it is not certain that we will see it today.

Rosa was initially excited when she heard this, as she had only seen the aurora borealis in photos left by humans and had never seen it in person.

Although my hometown, Tong-9, is also a land of ice and snow, the aurora only exists in high-latitude regions, and unfortunately, they are not there.

She didn't go to see it herself; they didn't have the technology for a land bridge, and it was simply too far away.

Rosa was naturally very excited, as they thought they might see the aurora borealis today.

"However... the aurora only appears with a certain probability." Bumblebee, wrapped in a layer of plastic windproof cloth and several pieces of cloth, said, finding a corner to block the wind.

He hoped these things would warm him up. Before bringing Rosa here, he had activated the sensors; if the temperature dropped too low, they would have to go back.

Upon arriving, Rosa helped Bumblebee clear away the snow and laid out a layer of plastic sheeting and regular cloth for him to sit on.

She was very patient about seeing the aurora borealis, knowing that it wasn't easy to see and that it required waiting.

Another thing is that the environment here is just right, and she likes it very much. The extreme cold temperature has minimized the rise in core temperature, making her feel as if she has returned to her hometown.

The comfortable environment also made her more energetic. She wanted to run around and fly around, so after helping Bumblebee keep warm, she went to fly around in the nearest area.

It's at a distance that the bumblebee can see, enough to spot a large bird with a blue glow soaring freely in the sky.

(So ​​sleepy, the next chapter will still be posted later)