Sector Seven still learned of Sam Witwicky's existence. After Murphy lost track of Sam and returned that day, he did not continue searching through surveillance footage. The problem arose at that exact moment: when the two robots fought, someone happened to see them and called the police.
And it was not just one person. Several people witnessed the robot battle. The police did not believe it at first, but after receiving report after report, they had no choice but to investigate. Sector Seven naturally stepped in afterward. Many surveillance cameras had captured Sam, and Murphy had not erased the footage. To him, there was no need to be so thorough. Sam had nothing to do with him, and Murphy was utterly indifferent.
This world was not one he needed. He did not need to keep living in the body of a Transformer. He was merely collecting technology he needed and examining the AllSpark Cube. It was that simple, so his methods were correspondingly simple and crude.
A group of people stormed into Sam Witwicky's home. They carried instruments and scanned the place, discovering extremely high residual energy readings. That was direct evidence of contact. Murphy was helplessly picked up, then tossed into a plastic bag that was immediately sealed.
He did not dare send out a signal now. Sector Seven's methods were nothing to scoff at. Fortunately, Frenzy's body was incomplete and small, with very low energy readings. For a spy, that was essential.
Ignoring what happened next, Murphy continued studying the information he had obtained from Frenzy. "A Transformer's spark?" Every Transformer had a spark, but Murphy did not see it that way. This spark looked more like a module.
Modules were divided into three levels. Low-grade modules belonged to small Transformers like Frenzy. High-grade modules belonged to primary