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[the Autobots hide in the ghost town of Edmundville as a bus of tourists arrive unexpectedly]Tour Guide: [reciting in a bored, flat tone, with unenthusiastic gestures] Here we are folks. Edmundville. One of the last true ghost towns of the formerly wild, wild West. Back in its heyday, this dusty old street was filled with cowpokes, gamblers, miners, and outlaws.Grimlock: [Grimlock peeks from behind a building and chuckles] Bee could do that human's job, no problem.Tour Guide: Yet today, Edmundville is complete empty...[dramatic zoom]Tour Guide: [equally flat, but rehearsedly measured] Or is it.[tourists dramatically turn around at this]Tour Guide: Many legends surround this old town. Take the old mine, for instance. Folks say you can still hear the clink of pickaxes and the laughter of old miners, looooong gooone. That old train hasn't run in more than a hundred years, yet sometimes at midnight its whistle can be heard for miles around.[hinges creak, swinging doors thump at the saloon. The tourists murmur indistinctly]Tour Guide: [a little uneasily] Then there's the tale of...[a ghostly wail, sounding like Sideswipe, rises from the cemetary where a gravestone simply marked "RIP" starts wobbling. The humans turn around and gasp, whimper, and cower three times in rapid succession and in unison. The sound of a train whistle blowing is heard. It's Strongarm imitating it, hiding behind the derelict train. The humans cower together as a group one direction. Wails from the cemetary sending them scuttling down the street. The star falls from the sheriff's station behind them and they exclaim in unison]Tour Guide: [genuinely frightened] Oh! Tour guide gets to safety first! That's the rule! Excuse me! Move it![bus's tires screech as it takes off rapidly. Bumblebee watches it depart from behind the sheriff's station's marquee and laughs]

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