This had been hailed in the media as one of the biggest tournaments in the King of Games' career. Unfortunately you'd been unable to attend as a duelist, and even unable to accompany him as his significant other. You had been busy but he'd understood. A shame, he'd said, as he had been working on a really good strategy for the last few months. You
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With a roll and a squirm that only a timelord could make, Eight was beside the ancient king and had taken his hand before anyone around them knew what was happening, and fallen into stride.
"I must say you've gotten quite good at that."
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"I didn't know you were coming." He said, slightly puzzled. How dare the Doctor just come unannounced. That sounded too much like him to be fair.
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"So where are we going?" Eight asked, looking around at all the people surrounding Atem.
"Home or home? You know the old girl misses you."
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"I don't care where we go but I need to get away from all this." It wasn't that he didn't like his fans, when they were controlled. But after that duel he needed a moment to process and not be surrounded by grabby fingers and screaming voices.
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"You know, I rarely offer this a second time," The doctor began, though it was obvious he was anything but as put out as he sounded.
"How about it? You can teach me dueling," Eight finally finished with a smile, dangling the spade key to his machine down in front of the smaller man's eyes.
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Once he stood in front of the TARDIS he held his usual expression of slight, but muted, awe. The machine that he couldn't exactly wrap his head around. Once that key came into focus he looked at it, to the TARDIS and back towards the Doctor.
"I can't go missing for too long."
But it was a time machine, too. Sometimes he really did forget the concepts of it all, or maybe after dueling for so long he just was a little tired.
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"A quick trip to Egypt, then the Eye of Orion. We'll have you back better than when you left. C'mon~ What do you say?" The Doctor had travelled alone almost too long that he needed to share one adventure with a friend; at least to take the edge off. What was the point of travelling if you couldn't share the experience?
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With a grin he simply nodded. "Alright." How could he really refuse? He couldn't, was the obvious answer to that.
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To be honest, it was the awe he lived for in his mortal companions. The entry to the TARDIS made everyone's heart, even his own, flutter a little. Let alone the trip out when they land.
The moment Atem has the door open, the Doctor pushed passed, already playing with the controls. While he looks a mask of innocence, he's actually been planning this for a long time.
"So..." The Doctor began, tapping controls, pressing levers and turning wheels as he needed. "Future or past....Oh, I know....! We could go back to when we first met," The chuckle of a plan echoed through the ornate console room.
"What was your friends name?"
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It took him a moment to respond because of it, snapping himself out of his stupor with a shake of his head as he stepped forward, the usual saunter to his hips. "When we met?" He asked, a little disbelief in his voice. "Isn't that ... against the rules?" He wasn't even sure about the rules of time and space, seeing as he'd gone back in his own time line already without the Doctor. Granted he had been an amnesiac spirit then but...
"Friend? Which one?" Because he did have a few.
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"The tall one in the robes," And while he did think he knew what position the man had, he had to keep the mystical, never wrong air about him. Another button flicked, causing an illumination on the other side of the console.
"The one you couldn't take your eyes off until we left?" The Doctor finished, stepping back to glance at the view screen to double check the settings.
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"That's Seth. But why do you want to know that?" What was the dear old Doctor up to?
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Eight walked around the back of Atem, pressing a button over the Pharaoh's shoulder before offering him a smile.
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His head tilted up as the other came closer. The smile was not met with another, just an arch of his eyebrow as he turned to greet the other fully. "Am I in your way?"
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"......I received a message from someone in Egypt. It seems we're needed again," The smile seemed to settle in an almost passive manner on his face. Calm and content, but still excited about the adventure.
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"Is everything alright?"
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