Name: Ruri Rogers

Age: 20

Species: Human

Appearance: Shoulder length brunette hair, dark brown eyes, short in height, freckles

Personality: Slightly shy, joyous, headstrong, enthusiastic, sometimes oblivious and angsty

"Come on love, you need to get yourself out there! Go on those dating thingys and find a nice young-"

"Mum!"

"What? All you do is sit in your room, spending your time drawing or listening to music, rarely do i see you go out and socialise like other girls! If you're not locked up in your room, you go missing for hours on your 'walks'!"

Ruri rolled her eyes. It was the second time in one day her mum had nagged her about being alienated. She tucked a strand of hair behind her ear before huffing and standing from her seated position at the dining table.

"Where are you going!?" Her mum questioned, placing her cup of tea down on the coaster, giving her daughter a confused stare.

"Where do you think?" Ruri replied, grabbing her red jacket as she slipped it on.

"See this is what i'm talking about!" Her mum sighed, standing as well. "You going for your mystery walks, ventures to the park and just sitting there for hours on end!" She folded her arms. "What do you even do?!"

Ruri looked at her mum, seeing her worried expression, her own features softened a little. She couldn't tell her. She just couldn't. She wouldn't believe her for one, and probably finally try submitting her to a psyche ward. She had a small smile on her face at the thought. Ruri glanced at her mum once again, seeing she was still waiting for an answer. She reached into her pocket, grabbing her phone smirking as she replied.

"I save the world."

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Ruri waited at the usual spot, sat on her favourite park bench, watching people go about their lives without a care in the world.

'If only they knew.'

She sighed, looking at her phone at the time. She'd been waiting for nearly an hour, before she finally heard the sound she had been waiting desperately for.

A small smile fell onto her face as she turned behind, looking over her shoulder to see one of her favourite sights in the universe. Putting her phone back in her coat pocket, she walked up to the familiar blue box, knocking on the door lightly. She patiently waited as she heard crashing and bangs come from inside. She furrowed her brows as the door opened, smoke pouring out. She coughed lightly, swatting away the clouds to get a good look at the person at the door.

"An hour." She stated. "It's been an hour since I text!" She glared up at the man, who fumbled about with wires that were in his hands.

"Yeah, well, I've been busy!" He exclaimed back, moving out of her way as she stepped into the box. She glanced around, seeing remnants of smoke dissipating in the air.

"I can see that." She coughed once again. "What the hell have you been doing?" She walked up to the centre of the room, where the console sat. She raised an eyebrow as she turned to look at the bow tie wearing man.

"Oh, bit of this and that. Nothing too technical." As he finished his sentence a spark flew from the console beside Ruri as she jumped, shaking her head.

"Stop messing with things that don't need to be messed with." She pointed a finger at him as he huffed like a child, throwing the wires to the floor as he pushed his floppy hair away from his face. She noted he wasn't wearing his jacket, and his shirt had some black markings on it.

"Says you." He remarked as she playfully slapped his arm. "Anyway, what was the emergency? Sontaruns invading parliament? Daleks taking over Big Ben?" He paused. "Ice Warriors taking over Iceland?" Ruri rolled her eyes at his 'joke' as she leaned against the console once again.

"Nope, my mother."

"Of course… Should've guessed." He gave her a small smile, fiddling with the controls once again. "She didn't try to set you up with that weird bloke again did she?" He narrowed his eyes as she laughed lightly.

"No, thank god!" She paused. "She knows somethings going on though… I can see it." She said dramatically. "What do I tell her!?"

"The truth?" He raised an eyebrow, as she looked at him like he was stupid.

"Oh yeah! 'Sorry mum, you know i've been going for walks for hours on end, yeah well, i lied, i've actually been travelling in a blue box in space and time, with an alien who wears a bow tie, and we often run into other aliens that we have to stop from invading Earth!' Does that sound sane to you?!" She took a deep breath after her rambling as the man came up and stood in front of her, placing his hands on her shoulders.

"Breathe." He told her, as she followed his breathing techniques. "There we go." He tapped her on the head before running round the console. "Do you know what I do when there's a problem?!" He questioned as she smirked.

"Make a bigger problem?" She joked as he glared at her.

"No… Okay, sometimes… They're usually accidental!" He flapped his hands around as he stood beside a lever, his hand resting on it. "I run away." He smirked, pulling the level as they both laughed, the blue box disappearing from it's original spot in the park… Travelling through time and space...