New world

Emerging from the shimmering portal, Alexander steps onto the lush green grass of the field, his surroundings were lit with moonlight.

He quickly scanned the area found no one,

Alex takes out his phone, a sleek device with a clear, interactive display showing various icons and text. With deft taps, he navigates to locate his position, confirming he's in California. With a sense of determination, he begins entering codes, exploiting the device's capabilities to set up a new identity and acquire funds. The interface reveals options labeled "OFFICIAL TERMINAL" and "COMMANDERING SYSTEM," indicating the depth of his intrusion.

Delving deeper, Alex accesses databases, eventually stumbling upon familiar names: Sector Seven, N.B.E. One, and the Apollo Eleven mission, leading to the discovery of a spaceship on the dark side of the moon. Realization dawns on Alexander as he mutters, "So, Transformers."

His curiosity piqued, Alexander swiftly checks the timeline, confirming he's two years before the canonical events.

After setting up his temporary residence, Alexander wastes no time in arranging his essential tech equipment. With everything in place, he swiftly formulates a plan to acquire the infamous Whitwicky glasses.

Alexander studies the profiles of key figures, including Secretary of Defense John Keller, the brilliant analyst Maggie Madsen, and the esteemed United States Army Ranger William Lennox. Recognizing their significance in this world, Alexander prioritizes establishing connections with these individuals.

As he contemplates his approach, he acknowledges the importance of Seymour Simmons, another influential figure whose expertise and resources could prove invaluable to his endeavors.

While Alexander remains indifferent to Sam Witwicky, finding him to be replacable.

Alexander decided to send his security program Phalanx to John Keller, the Secretary of Defence.

John Keller, Secretary of Defense, sat in his office, his brow furrowed in concentration as he reviewed the data from Phalanx, the groundbreaking security program sent to him anonymously. Despite the best efforts of his team of skilled hackers, they were unable to trace the origin of the program, leaving Keller both surprised and intrigued.

As he studied the intricate coding and advanced algorithms, Keller couldn't shake the curiosity gnawing at him. Who was behind this remarkable creation? How had they managed to remain hidden from even the most sophisticated cyber surveillance techniques?

Keller smiled and muttered,"I am a patient man, I will wait until you can trust me with your identity yourself."

As time passes, Keller grows accustomed to Alexander's expertise, relying on him for various cyber security missions.

John Keller, driven by a mixture of curiosity and admiration for the elusive genius behind Phalanx, resolved to meet Alexander, hose identity remained shrouded in mystery. Despite initial hesitation, Alexander agrees, reassured by Keller's promise to keep his identity confidential.

Their meeting unfolds in John Keller's family cabin retreat , where Keller is taken aback by Alexander's being young. Nevertheless, their conversation flowed effortlessly as they discuss pressing issues in cyber security and national defense.

John drinking some whisky, said, "Your security program created quite a ruckus, as the Director of National Intelligence, Charlotte Mearing, has been coming to me a lot," he admits, frustration evident in his tone. "She's been pressuring me relentlessly to reveal your identity."

As Alexander voiced his concern about Charlotte Mearing" Is she causing trouble, sir."

Because he remembered, Charlotte Mearing was someone hard to get along with and she wanted to know everything.

John Keller's waved it off. "Don't worry," Keller affirmed, his tone firm yet comforting. "I've handled the situation and personally vouched for you with the president. Mearing won't be able to cause any trouble."

As time passed and their professional relationship deepened, John began to see Alexander not just as a valuable asset, but as something more akin to family. Having suffered personal losses himself, including the tragic death of his wife and son, John found solace in Alexander's presence.

John's words resonated with wisdom as he emphasized the importance of having a supportive team by Alexander's side. "But you need a team to back you up," he reiterated, his tone earnest. "I've already selected some candidates for you to consider, all of them are very trustworthy. Take a look and choose among them."

Handing over a dossier of potential candidates, John watched as Alexander sifted through the profiles, his gaze lingering on one in particular. Maggie Madsen's name stood out, her reputation preceding her as a brilliant and resourceful individual.

John saw Alexander's choice and explained, "Maggie Madsen, she is an Analyst at NSA. She is not good at handling people, but in terms ability, she is really smart."

Alexander nodded and said,"I will go with her."

John nodded, he contacted Maggie who soon.

The next week, Maggie came to the cabin, she was finally stands before him, her breath catching in her throat as she searches for the right words. Alexander offers her a faint smile.

Maggie smiled and introduced herself, "Mr. Morzova, it's a pleasure to finally meet you, I am sure Mr.Keller told a lot about me."

Alexander smiled and replied,"Yes, it is nice to meet you too. Also Keller did tell me about, you."

Maggie's smile widened at Alexander's acknowledgment, a hint of curiosity flickering in her eyes, leaning in slightly said, "And what, pray tell, did Mr. Keller have to say about me?"

Alexander's smile deepened, a glint of mischief dancing in his eyes, leaning closer replied, "Oh, you know how Mr. Keller can be... cryptic yet effusive in his praise. He spoke highly of your intellect and your tenacity."

Their banter is playful, which eased the awkward first meeting and they hit it off.

Also, what Alexander did not know was he soon going to get entangled with Mikaela Banes soon.