He hadn't responded to the
message from his older self concerning one Perpugilliam Brown, as opposed to the multiple versions of her he'd already encountered in the corridors of the station. His fault. All his fault. If he had kept better tabs on her rather than allow the TARDIS to drag him to this infernal place without her
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But then he turned in time to see the Doctor drop. "Data! Get over here!" He jogged over to the Doctor's side. Data, who had been organizing the information at a console into something they could possibly use, bolted over to hook his hands underneath his shoulders and start to heft him up. An arm hooked under his knees once he had him in position, and he hoisted him to take him to one of the examination tables.
The young girl looked the same as any of the young girls in there, and Arik took a quick look at her. She seemed healthier than the others, but that could be shock from seeing the Doctor drop.
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She wanted to leave, but she knew she couldn't. Everyone was looking for people who looked like her. They were all being rounded up anyway. So...so...
"I-is he gonna be okay?" she asked the man in the suit, her voice timid. And ideally she was trying to ignore the man with the pale skin who picked the Doctor up like he weighed a little less than a feather pillow before depositing him onto the table.
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As still as death. She'd seen him like this before. Sometimes if he got hurt, he'd fall into some sort of trance or a coma while he recovered, but how could you recover from turning into somebody else?
Her arms hung loosely at her sides, easily taken for a blood sample. She raised her eyes, trying to look at the face of the man beneath that helmet...
A face that sorta looked like an older version of the pale man who'd helped the Doctor...
Was...was he a victim of the virus too? But ( ... )
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