DW - Sunset
Title: Sunset
Genre: Doctor Who
Rating: PG
Character: Fitz Kreiner
Words: 100
Notes: This was written for the drabble challenge that has been making the rounds. So so glad that something has finally managed to break my month of writer's block. Hopefully this is the first of many steps in the right direction.
Write a drabble (100 words exactly) based on your current default icon. No changing it! Just write it as it comes; no beta-reading or mulling over. Any fandom or no fandom at all.
Fitz glanced at the console and readings that blinked helpfully, if incomprehensibly. He'd grown accustomed to not quite knowing his whereabouts. Unpleasant, though he understood the need for it. Looking to the external monitor for clues, he found a scene that defined tranquility; a timeless moment that could belong to almost any era in the Land of the Rising Sun-or else to a postcard off a rack in Narita airport.
Whenever they were, at least it seemed like Earth; and with any luck, the life or death situations would wait until after he'd picked up a pack of smokes.
Genre: Doctor Who
Rating: PG
Character: Fitz Kreiner
Words: 100
Notes: This was written for the drabble challenge that has been making the rounds. So so glad that something has finally managed to break my month of writer's block. Hopefully this is the first of many steps in the right direction.
Write a drabble (100 words exactly) based on your current default icon. No changing it! Just write it as it comes; no beta-reading or mulling over. Any fandom or no fandom at all.
Fitz glanced at the console and readings that blinked helpfully, if incomprehensibly. He'd grown accustomed to not quite knowing his whereabouts. Unpleasant, though he understood the need for it. Looking to the external monitor for clues, he found a scene that defined tranquility; a timeless moment that could belong to almost any era in the Land of the Rising Sun-or else to a postcard off a rack in Narita airport.
Whenever they were, at least it seemed like Earth; and with any luck, the life or death situations would wait until after he'd picked up a pack of smokes.