Transformers: Defenders of Equestria

It was 8:00 in the morning, everyone in Ponyville was up and about, going about their morning as usual. Nothing was out of place nor mismatched. Twilight was laying on her bed, reading a novel quietly while Spike was still sleeping his morning away. As she was nearly finished, she could feel rumbling coming from the ground. Twilight sighed and put the book down, then looked out the window. Grimlock was in his T-Rex mode as he held what looked like two large crates of supplies in his arms. Following the Dinobot was Rarity, who was carrying a satchel full of large varieties of minerals, ranging from big, shiny diamonds to red rubies as she walked besides the comparatively huge Autobot.

"Oh, Grimlock, darling! I couldn't thank you enough for your generosity!"

"Ah, its nothing. I could carry two huge boulders without a sweat! I'm not the raw muscle of the Autobots for nothing!"

Rarity chuckled. As soon as the two arrived to Rarity's house, Grimlock put the two crates down in front of her door.

"Thank you so much again, Grimlock. I'll take it from here."

Grimlock nodded and walked off, Twilight had already finished eating breakfast when she exited out of her home, and decided to join Grimlock walking through the light-brown road that splitted the two grassy sides of the ground.

"Morning, Grimlock. I didn't know you'd be here so early."

"Hey, Twilight! I was bored so I decided to help Rarity bring her dress supplies to her house. I didn't know a pony needs SO MUCH clothing to cover up her body. It's still summer."

Twilight began laughing, which triggered Grimlock to laugh. After a while, the two friends finally calmed down. Twilight, wiping her tears, looked up at Grimlock.

"So, where are the other Autobots?"

"Bee, Sideswipe, and Strongarm are out on patrol while Drift and Wingblade are at the base with Fixit."

"And you didn't go with Bumblebee?"

"I don't usually go on patrols often."

Twilight smiled. The two friends walked to the Autobot base together, unaware of imminent danger ahead.