Wind of a New Day (intro post, open to all!)

[windfromthemoon]

Even after two years on the Earth, Loran Cehack was still left speechless at each sunrise he had the good fortune to witness. Brilliant colors painted the wilderness, illuminating the morning fog. He only wished this moment could stretch on forever, but there were far more important things to take care of. He had to find Queen Dianna.

The cockpit of

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[shot_my_shoes]

"Hullo." Harry looked up as he entered the console room from the door on the opposite side. "Is it still Australia out there?"

[windfromthemoon]

Loran was taken slightly off guard from the sudden greeting. He hadn't quite expected there to be anyone in here, much less someone addressing him immediately.

"Australia?" He hadn't heard a term like that before... it sounded like a place name, but none of the geography he was familiar with included a name like that. "I don't think so, sir."

He looked around the room once more, in a slightly confused state of wonder. The monolith definitely wasn't this big on the outside. Was it some sort of optical illusion?

"I don't intend to intrude or interrupt, sir, but what exactly is this place?"

[shot_my_shoes]

Harry stayed where he was, hands in his pockets, not wanting to appear threatening to someone in a strange place.

"It's the TARDIS. It's a bit of a surprise at first," he said, smiling and remembering his first time seeing the inside. "It's bigger on the inside, don't me ask me how, the explanation doesn't make sense."

[windfromthemoon]

Loran was still quite taken aback with wonder. He looked to the fellow again, giving a polite yet sincere smile. "Well, even if it doesn't make sense, I suppose it's not to hard to accept when the evidence is right in front of me!" Besides, people could be capable of really amazing things sometimes, right?

Of course, that didn't answer the questions of what it was doing in the middle of an open field, how it got there in the first place, who this other person was, and so on and so forth. It was quite a daunting list of questions, especially when his mind had been so occupied with his earlier search.

"I have another question, actually... has anyone else unfamiliar to you passed through here, by any chance? I'm looking for a good friend of mine..." His hands were in his pockets now, unintentionally mimicking Harry's pose.

"Though I suppose it's not likely you've seen her as this TARDIS machine just appeared right in front of me not even five minutes ago..."

[traken_master]

The Master had felt the TARDIS land and came to the console room, half expecting a message from the Guardian. He wasn't too surprised, however, to find another stranger coming aboard.

"You may want to run, while that door is still open."

[windfromthemoon]

This place was getting more unusual by the second. Loran turned to regard the other stranger... he was quite intimidating, even considering the young man's recent previous experiences with folks that could be considered 'quite intimidating'. He stepped back, maintaining his polite demeanor.

"I'm sorry, sir, am I trespassing?" He wasn't quite sure what to make of that warning, really.

[traken_master]

"No, but the Guardian has a habit of making off with people, whether they will it or not," the Master explained. "Unless you want to join our team, you should leave quickly."

Not that the young man running would stop the Guardian, if he were determined. The Master knew this from personal experience.

[windfromthemoon]

"I'm sorry, I'm not quite sure I follow..." Though at the very least it's obvious his initial assessment of where this strange machine was from was correct. Unfortunately, that didn't narrow down things much at all beyond the simple fact that his life just may have gotten even stranger.