In the end, after a series of examinations confirmed that the AllSpark was indeed inside Dilos's heart, Optimus Prime agreed to Dilos's request.
Although the other Autobots were dissatisfied, since it was Optimus Prime's decision, they would firmly obey his orders. It was just that whenever they saw Dilos or Thundercracker, their expressions were far from pleasant.
There was nothing they could do about it. Their homeworld's sacred relic was in the hands of someone from another planet—anyone would have trouble accepting that. Especially when that alien often kept company with one of their defected enemies; it was already impressive that they could restrain themselves from drawing their weapons.
In truth, this situation had arisen mainly because Dilos had successively used Absorbing Man's and Shadowcat's powers. He first shrank the AllSpark down to the size of a fist, then transformed his body's structure into that of the AllSpark's shell. After that, he used Shadowcat's power to let the AllSpark pass through his body and fixed it in the position of his heart with telekinesis.
At Dilos's current level, he could already bring out roughly eighty percent of the effects of the powers he possessed. Localized matter phasing, while ensuring his own health and survival, was still within his capabilities.
As a result, even the Autobots could only use their instruments to roughly determine that the AllSpark was located within Dilos's heart.
Under such circumstances, the Autobots could only sit there helplessly and glare.
Seizing it by force was out of the question. Dilos's combat strength was right there for all to see. No matter how powerful Cybertronian bodies were, facing such a terrifying humanoid nuclear weapon meant being instantly killed in a single move.
Besides, Optimus Prime's character meant that he would never do such a thing.
In fact, it