I hit the ground hard rattling the grates of the Tardis floor.
"Bloody hell, I wasn't even ready yet, couldn't you have waited a moment? Or two even?" I muttered as I sat up my wings twitching in my annoyance, having come out instinctually.
"Who are you?" the Doctor demanded. It was the Doctor I had first met, jumper and leather jacket.
"Funny, real funny. Did you put him up to this? Eh girl?" I asked patting the wall as I stood.
"I'm not joking. Who are you and how did you get on my ship?' he demanded once more.
I looked at and he was tense and extremely weary of me.
"You haven't met me yet, have you? The time lines must be correcting themselves, and it's about damn time too. Would have hated to bounce around until it fixed itself. Honestly dropping me in the middle of something I had no clue about. Anyways, I'm Jezabelle. And you're the Doctor. and we are in the Tardis, love the look by the way, oh well," I said as I skipped over to him offering my hand, my other one dragging along the railing and the console when I got to it.
He carefully took my hand and I gave it a good shake.
"Where are we off to eh?" I asked sitting in the pilot's chair.
That seemed to shake him loose of the stupor I had put him in.
He ran about the console, "I was tracking a strange signal that seems to be centered around Earth. That was when you showed up, brace yourself."
"When and where?" I asked him watching him run about the console.
"England, early 2000s," he replied.
"Fun," I replied as he landed his ship.
He shot off toward the doors, and I followed behind, hiding anything non earthly.
"Where are we going?" I asked excitedly.
"We aren't going anywhere, you are going back to where ever you came from," the Doctor said stopping me.
"Why?" I asked him.
"I don't work with people," he told me seriously.
I laughed, "Good, one. Come on I've got a hunch where we should start," I told him starting down the street.
"Why should I listen to you?" he demanded stopping me once again.
"Because you really shouldn't. But when was the last time you had a bit of fun?" I told him grinning, "You can trust me enough, not to get you killed. Now come on we need to get to London," I told him dragging him down the street.
It was around nightfall that we finally found the right building.
"Henrick's, it sounds familiar, probably shopped here before. Basement?" I asked.
"Basement, easiest to break into," he said walking behind the building with me in tow.
We soniced our way in and started poking around looking for stairs or an elevator.
"What's that noise?" the Doctor asked.
"Don't know. I'm sure you can pick up radio frequencies with those ears," I teased.
"What are you saying?" he asked warningly.
"My, what big ears you have Doctor," I said, then paused, "You mean that noise?"
"Yep."
"This way," I said and he followed.
We opened a door and saw dummies coming to life, cornering a girl next to the door.
The Doctor reached out and grabbed her hand and whispered, "Run."
I grabbed her other hand and we ran for an elevator on the opposite side of the basement, signs pointing us in the proper direction.
As the Doctor struggled with the dummy arm I got a good look at the girl. Rose Tyler.
The Doctor managed to puff off its arm and get the doors to close and soon we were riding the lift up.
"You pulled off his arm," Rose stated shocked.
"Yep. Plastic," the Doctor replied tossing it to her.
"Very clever. Nice trick! Who were they then, students? Is this a student thing or what?" she asked.
"Why would they be students?" I asked her.
"I don't know," she said.
"Well, you said it. Why students?" the Doctor told her.
"Cause to get that many people dressed up and being silly, it's got to be students," she said, shrugging.
"That makes sense, well done," the Doctor stated nodding to her and I smirked.
"Thanks," Rose replied thinking she figured it out.
"They're not students," the Doctor and I said. I grinned at him and he glanced at me. He'd warm up to me eventually.
"Whoever they are, when Wilson finds them, he's calling the police," Rose stated firmly.
"Whose Wilson?" I asked her.
"Chief electrician," she told me.
"Wilson's dead," the Doctor replied.
"Oi! Rude," I scolded smacking his arm.
He looked at me like 'what did I do?'
The elevator doors open and we exit, Rose following the two of us.
"That's just not funny. That's sick," she told us.
"Hold on, mind your eyes," the Doctor said ignoring her, whilst disabling the lift with the sonic.
"Who are you then? Whose that lot down there?" Rose demanded, "I said, who are you?"
"They're made of plastic. Living plastic creatures. They're being controlled by a relay device in the roof, which would be a great big problem if I didn't have this," he shows her the small bomb we assembled earlier "So, I'm going to go up there and blow them up, and I might well die in the process, but don't worry about me. No, you go home. Go on. Go and have your lovely beans on toast. Don't tell anyone about this, because if you do, you'll get them killed," the Doctor told her pulling me through a door.
Then poked his head back in, "I'm the Doctor by the way, that was Jezabelle. What's your name?"
"Rose."
"Nice to meet you Rose. Run for your life," he told her closing the door and leading me up to the roof.
"How long of a delay did you set?" I asked him as he wired it to the transmitter.
"Um, thirty seconds," he replied off handedly.
"You're going to clear the building in thirty seconds?" I asked sarcastically.
"Yes. No, I'll figure it out," he replied dismissively not looking up.
I watched him for a few more minutes as he finished installing the bomb.
He stood and started looking around.
"Ready?" I asked standing.
"If, we can make it to the stairs," he started. I rolled my eyes.
"Give me your hand," I told him offering mine.
"Why?" he asked skeptically.
"Because I have a plan. Give me your hand," I repeated.
He took my hand hesitantly, and I pulled him to face the ledge overlooking an overwide alley.
"What are you doing?" he asked.
"Do you trust me?" I said ignoring the question.
"Why?"
"Do, you, trust me," I asked slowly.
"I- yes," he said, looking me in the eyes.
"Good, get ready, and run," I said pulling him straight at the edge still holding his hand.
We hit the edge and I leapt, he followed whole heartedly.
I spun and pulled him to my body, throwing open my wings and taking to the air.
"Bloody hell," he exclaimed gripping my waist tightly.
"You're not afraid of heights are you?" I asked looking at him.
"Not normally," he replied.
The bomb went off, the shock wave hit us, it wasn't strong enough to throw us out of the sky, only enough for me to miss a beat.
"Ready to land?" I asked and he nodded eagerly.
I lowered us to the ground as slowly and gently as possible. He was looking a bit green around the gills.
I steadied him as we hit the ground.
"Are you alright? First time flyer. Breathe, it'll go away," I promised as he gripped my arms to steady himself.
"I didn't realize you weren't used to the lack of ground beneath your feet," I said as he straightened and let go of my arms.
"We need to find the main transmitter," he said walking back in the general direction of the Tardis.
"I could fly us," I called at him teasingly, as I caught up with him.
"No," he stated quickly, clearly not enjoying flying.
"Oh, party pooper," I said as I mocked pouted then grinned.
"So what are we doing now?" I asked.
"We're going back to the Tardis to see if can get another signal for the main transmitter. If not we will need to find something to boost the signal," he said.
"Like oh I don't know, that arm you ripped off maybe? Could work as a starting point," I suggested.
"That's, a good plan, actually. Fantastic," he said grinning.
"we'll stay in til the sun comes up. Everyone is on their way to bed now," I told him taking his hand and swinging it between us.
He glanced at me then looked at our hands, but didn't say anything or pull his hand away so I was content with grinning and swinging our hands on our way to the Tardis.
I apologize for the lack of action discription in my story, E-man-dy-S in particular. Recently Doctor Who has been taken off Netflix so I've been haveing to use scripts and transcripts when I can find them. Another reason why it takes so long for me to update. I will be trying to put more description in the story. I'd also like to thank everyone who has stuck with me so far. Until next time, Kisses!