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Been a long road alone

Feb 13, 2011 16:13

Characters: The Doctor (Ten, to be exact) and... well, people
Location: some planet where the TARDIS lands? idk
Summary: Ten lands the TARDIS somewhere. He needs to stretch his legs in the not-running kind of way and the TARDIS needs some airing out. and he might just be fishing for a new companion... no actually Trap just wants to test run this ( Read more... )

!rp entry, character: tenth doctor

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limitboost February 13 2011, 08:33:27 UTC

[A certain somebody nobody gets a pretty decent view of this fellow talking to himself and that box he just stepped out of, from his vantage point on the clock tower. He tips his head to one side curiously as this scene plays out, unsure what to make of it.

Really, Roxas hasn't ever seen somebody pop up on another world by means of...box.

Of course all this does is leave him curious, so he pushes up from his seat and extends a hand to call a corridor. Moments later, he emerges from an inky black doorway that just pops up behind the man]

Are you lost?

sonicthing February 13 2011, 08:38:24 UTC

What-- oh, hallo! [He nearly jumps out of his skin when Roxas speaks to him. It's usually him to sneaks up on people, quiet as his footsteps were.

After closing the TARDIS door (thankfully she's stopped for the sake of the boy) he turns around, putting his hands on his knees to peer at the boy.]

Where'd you come from, then? I swore I was the only one in the area.

limitboost February 13 2011, 08:43:23 UTC

[Roxas isn't accustomed to people doing that either - even the ones who so thoroughly tower over him. But he simply points up]

I was on the tower when you uh...appeared.

1/2 sonicthing February 13 2011, 08:52:05 UTC

[Looks up at the Clock Tower. Looks down at Roxas. And then up again. As he does so, his eyebrow keeps rising and rising and you can practically see the "WHAT" coming out in his expression.

Laws of physics, do they even exist here.]

Considering that the tower's, oh, forty, fifty? feet above sea level-- not that I can see any part where you can access the sea, mind you-- and maybe the distance from the base to our position...

[Rubbing his chin again.] That cant be right. You would have to be a fast runner, or you're having me on.

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