Doctor Who X Sarah Jane Adventures Crossover
Lost to Technology
Part Three
At Brinks headquarters in the main office S. Smith was sitting at her desk. She pushed a folder across the desk to a being in a black robe. The being had no eyes or nose but it laid its cream colored hand over the picture.
"So Sarah Jane is finally fighting back with a timelord no less." The being said.
"What should we do?" S. Smith asked.
"Monitor them for now it's only a matter of time before we meet them face to face." The being said strongly.
"Yes sir." S. Smith replied.
The alien being stood up and disappeared back into the shadows to reserve his strength for the encounter.
On the Tardis Sarah Jane was laying down on the bed in her room. She tossed and turned as the intense pressure from her headache would not go away. She wanted to scream, but she bit her tongue and whimpered as tears fell from her eyes. Tasting the blood in her mouth from biting down on her tongue too hard Sara Jane coughed out a tearful plea. She expected the pain would subside like before once she was away from what was caused it but this time it was not letting up.
In the console room The Doctor had the tablet hooked up to the Tardis. He scanned it for various kinds of things but most of all why was its mental pull so strong. As the screen grew brighter the mental pull increased almost knocking the timelord down to his knees. The Tardis hummed as The Doctor stood back up. Once he was standing again he traced the network back to its source. The Tardis hummed once more when The Doctor remembered about Sarah Jane. The timelord ran out of the console room and down the hall.
Back in her room Sarah was still twisting and turning in her bed, she was close to crying out for help when she noticed a blurry shadow in the room with her. Blinking away her tears it became clear that the blurry shadow was the Doctor.
"It's going to be alright." The Doctor said calmly.
The timelord placed his hands on either side of her temple and slowly massaged her head. After a few moments the intense pressure began to subside, it now started to feel like a dull ache. Once Sarah Jane's breathing returned to normal The time lord removed his hands away from her head. He then placed a few tissues in his companion's hand before helping her sit up on the bed.
Sarah Jane wiped away her tears, and then used a damp towel to wipe off her face. The doctor sat down beside her and took a hold of her hand he could tell she was trying her best to regain her composure after that heavy mental attack.
"Thank you…I don't understand why the pain was so intense this time it …usually goes away once I am away from the source." Sarah Jane said weakly.
"You're welcome and to answer your question you were not away from the source it wasn't the device that was causing the problem it's the network. I increased the power to the machine thus increased the power to the network." The Doctor explained.
"Okay now, so we figured out the network is the problem so we trace the source of the network and cut it off." Sarah Jane said.
"Already on it, the Tardis is following the origin of the networks source." The Doctor said.
Sarah Jane nodded she tried to stand up but still felt dizzy so she sat back down. The Tardis materialized a nice cold cup of water on the table. The Doctor handed it over to Sarah who gladly drank it all. The cold liquid felt good going down her throat.
"Why don't you rest here I will come and get you when we have landed." The Doctor said.
Sarah Jane wanted to protest but that sounded like a great idea. She merely nodded as the Doctor stood up letting Sarah lay back down on the bed. The Tardis cooled down her room as Sarah closed her eyes contently getting some much needed sleep. The Doctor stood up and walked out of the room heading back down to the console room with a determined looked across his face. It was time to finally meet the people behind all of this once and for all.