Cade can read the drone's memory

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Our heroes therefore make a brief stop in an abandoned gas station which obviously still contains tons of stuff they need, such as computer equipment to reprogram the mini-drone that Cade stole from the bad guys (and which didn't contain any GPS chip to locate it, of course), read its memory and use it themselves. Really, these gas station attendants are nice, abandoning their business and leaving everything inside to help out any fugitives. Thank you, valiant men of the shadows who always allow the heroes to find clothes, drinks, food, medicine and tinker with all the objects they need.

You'll also note, because you read that right, that yes,. And be phone number library careful, not today's: the drone carries the recording of its previous flights, just so it can deliver all its secrets if it ever gets lost, for example, in the hands of Graveyard Wind's enemies. This is how Cade discovers, in addition to 2 GB of .avi from a noisy neighbor and a plumber, the recording of a previous fight during which the bad guys killed an Autobot. Holy shit! As soon as Optimus Prime is informed, he changes appearance (by scanning another truck, taking on kitsch colors and also displaying the Autobots logo on the front, which is to say how stupid he is) and takes Cade & co to the depths of the Rockies where the last Autobots have gathered. Among them are:

Grobill, the Autobot big bill who has a thousand and one guns and can transform into a military truck
Samurai, the Autobot samurai who can transform into a helicopter and a philosopher. Yes, he's an Autobot from medieval Japan. No, don't ask me why.
Bumblebee, the annoying and supposedly funny Autobot from the previous three installments who can transform into a car. Yeah, that's it.
Corsair, a sort of anarchist-rebel Autobot who can transform into a car and again, that's it.