He'd helped save scores of worlds and dozens of universes, he'd beaten Elvis in a death match (sort of), he'd wooed more than one alien princess, and now Fitz was going to die in a garage. In Lancashire. The ghost-monster thing screamed again and bore down upon him, its many eyes gleaming, its jaws wide in preparation for biting. Fitz closed his
(
Read more... )
Comments 76
"You might want to stay where you are," he says at last.
Reply
"You look a right state there, mate," he said helpfully. "What's going on? Baddies up to no good again?"
Reply
"It's not safe. There's a..." He discarded 'thing' as too vague, 'giant lizard' as unbelievable, and dismissed 'dragon' out of hand. "Wild animal on the loose."
A pause. "Again?"
Reply
"Wild animal? I'll keep an eye out." At the moment he was more concerned with getting down the steps to the door. Should he chance hopping or just scoot down on his arse? "And yeah, you know, bloody hamsters mucking about, or...someone getitng bored and deciding to wreck havok. That sort of thing."
Reply
Reply
Reply
Reply
Fitz Kreiner: passionately opposed to mindfucking. Also passionately devoted to flirting.
"Don't recall hearing your voice before though, love. Any chance you could give me your name?"
Reply
There's Dr. Martha Jones, Dr. McCoy, I think his name is, and someone just called The Doctor. How's that?
And how'd you find yourself in a bind? [She smirks to herself at her little joke.]
Reply
Sorry, Amy, he tends to laser-focus on time lords. Introductions will come shortly.
Reply
Reply
"Well, now that we've established our home address is a police box: I'm Fitz, from London. The 1963 vintage."
Reply
Who would be next? Her princess? Her Spike? Daddy?
"I'll bring my nails," Drusilla cooed. Sharp as knives, they were. Sharp as knives and as red as blood. "I'll be gentle."
Reply
"Like hell you will," he snapped. True enough that she hadn't laid a hand on him, but then she didn't need to.
Reply
"You don't want me to rescue you?"
She'd rather liked the idea. Spike had been her knight in shining armour. She had never really tried it herself.
Reply
Sorry, Dru, your grand experiment in saving people is going to have to wait.
Reply
[She gave Fitz a sympathetic smile, but it was difficult to prevent it from turning into a wider grin. It was good to see him, even if the circumstances weren't exactly ideal.]
I'll grab a pair of scissors and head to the Sanctuary. Will you be able to get out the door?
Reply
He was grinning too. Even though she'd drive him batty about his smoking, there was no use disguising how pleased he was that Martha Jones was there.
"I think I can manage it, yeah," he replied. "Any chance you could bring along some aspirin as well?"
Reply
"Consider it done," she said, pulling on the clumsy apparatus that made up Project Indigo. "I'll see you in a minute."
She switched off the tablet, secured it to her bracelet and initiated the transport device. A few seconds later, she appeared outside the Sanctuary.
She was definitely getting better at her landings.
Reply
"Live in the neighborhood, do you?" he asked, then cautiously settled himself on the ground, long legs stretched out before him.
Reply
Leave a comment