[Eh, he's fine with Monika complimenting his former leader if it happens to be something he agrees with. Soundwave still quotes him words or poems at times. If it weren't for said leader and his powerful words, Soundwave wouldn't be the mech he is now. And if it weren't for being abandoned by him, he wouldn't be disillusioned of that former leader and continued on a terrible path.
Soundwave stares down at her for a second. Hah... She sure knows how to make him happy with her kind words. It doesn't quite erase all the guilt and sadness plaguing him inside, but Monika's the shining light that without fail always brightens his darkness. His hand gently pats her top of her head.]
You would be the first human Decepticon, then. But I know you are a Decepticon I can always rely on.
[She's so supportive of him. A part of him feels he doesn't deserve such support, especially when she doesn't know much of his past, or the crimes he's committed. Though he's made amend-- or, continues to make amend as long as he's alive, he's not sure Monika would be happy knowing what he had done in the past. Especially towards humanity. Even war doesn't excuse some of his atrocities. Would her view of him change? He doesn't exactly hide his atrocities if asked, but Monika is in that weird line where he cares about how she viewed him.
Well, he'll cross that bridge if it ever comes up. For now, his supportive friend gets some more headpats.]
Thank you, Monika. [And as a reward for all her hard word, she gets a nuzzle!] I believe... You've cleaned me enough. We should get ready and move out to see the rabbits.
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Soundwave stares down at her for a second. Hah... She sure knows how to make him happy with her kind words. It doesn't quite erase all the guilt and sadness plaguing him inside, but Monika's the shining light that without fail always brightens his darkness. His hand gently pats her top of her head.]
You would be the first human Decepticon, then. But I know you are a Decepticon I can always rely on.
[She's so supportive of him. A part of him feels he doesn't deserve such support, especially when she doesn't know much of his past, or the crimes he's committed. Though he's made amend-- or, continues to make amend as long as he's alive, he's not sure Monika would be happy knowing what he had done in the past. Especially towards humanity. Even war doesn't excuse some of his atrocities. Would her view of him change? He doesn't exactly hide his atrocities if asked, but Monika is in that weird line where he cares about how she viewed him.
Well, he'll cross that bridge if it ever comes up. For now, his supportive friend gets some more headpats.]
Thank you, Monika. [And as a reward for all her hard word, she gets a nuzzle!] I believe... You've cleaned me enough. We should get ready and move out to see the rabbits.