Heyy guys, sorry the chapters have been so short and I haven't been updating it consistently. Been busy, with hw and all that. I am really happy I actually have views, I promise to have the next chapter up as soon as possible. Sorry again about the length, I am soo busy
Lauren took a deep breath and nodded, accepting the challenge. She starts walking in the direction of the field Rose and I came from. "It's past this dirt road over here," Lauren explained as we walked on the road that still had Rose's and mine footsteps on from only minutes ago. We walked swiftly with little talk, mostly me reassuring her that I will do my best to stop this weeping angel in its tracks and attempt to bring her friend back. So I spotted the TARDIS, and an idea hit me. I pointed to the TARDIS and exclaimed, "I'm going to go in there, be back in a jiffy."
"What is a police box doing in the middle of a field?" I hear Lauren but I had no time to respond as I dashed to the lovely blue box. I rushed in and rummaged through many different priceless junk until I found what I wanted, a set of mirrors. Which complete with many different sizes and shapes in a convenient little box. I chucked the box into to an empty sack and threw the sack over my shoulder. I stepped out into the tense filled air and made my way back to the ladies.
"Why did you go in the TARDIS, Doctor?" Rose asked, curiously eyeing the bland sack that contained what could very likely save our lives. I slid the sack over my shoulder and opened it letting them see inside.
"It's a set of mirrors, here takes some," I offered everyone a few mirrors and handed them out till they were evenly distributed. Then I tried to explain my reasoning, "If a weeping angel looks at itself in the mirror it will act as if someone was looking at it, and turn to stone. As long as it is looking in the mirror, you're free to blink or look away. I figured it could buy you some time if your eyes were stinging. The girls nodded in agreement. With that Lauren directed us toward the forest and we marched forward like warriors to a battle.