The episode referenced in this one-shot is Season 1, Episode 4: And Santa's Midnight Run.

Just a note, there are direct word quotes from this episode.

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Prompt: "I don't know where I'm going but I'm on my way."

There was only so much holiday-themed activities and the like that Ra could physically stand. And Jones's various projects (that wearing Santa's talisman made him do) was really beginning to get on her nerves. Sighing, the Archivist looked up from the books of lore that were littering her desk in the main workroom (and pointedly avoiding looking at where Jones was stuffing stockings at the main table) and addressed the others. "Have you come up with a plan yet?"

Jacob gave her a small smile. "Almost. Jenkins was just about to tell Colonel Baird about Cassie's ideas."

As if on cue, Baird's voice clearly filtered through the speakerphone in the Researcher's hand. "I'm right here you know. Now, we're in Canada in the middle of nowhere, out of gas. Good rescue."

Jenkins rolled his eyes. "Colonel Baird, it's alright. Cassandra believes she has a plan."

Cassandra started to practically yell towards the phone as Ra came to sit on the table next to the computer that they'd pulled out for her to use. "I don't think we need to go all the way to the North Pole. I think we can tap in using the Northern Lights as a plasma conductor into the ley lines."

The Researcher nodded. "That would work, but we need the strongest possible Aurora Borealis, which happens…"

"Over Alaska." Jenkins, Jacob, and Cassandra all looked at Ra in confusion as she just shrugged. "My given name is Aurora. You really didn't think that I didn't constantly research the different Aurora phenomena growing up?"

Before any of the people in the workroom could respond, Baird cut in once again. "How exactly am I supposed to get to Alaska?"

Jenkins shook his head. "No, no. It's alright. There is a commercial shipping airport near you."

"What part of out of gas are we unclear on?"

Ra chuckled before speaking up. "How about this: Jenkins will send Cassandra and Jones ahead to the airport in order to arrange the transport we need to get to the site of the Aurora Borealis."

"Exactly." Jenkins nodded again wild focusing in on the computer screen once again. "And then Mr. Stone and Ms. York will meet you at a small town, here, very near you. And they'll get a car to transport you to the airport."

Everyone nodded as Baird sighed. "Fine. I don't know where I'm going, but I'm on my way."

Ra spoke quickly. "Head west. It's called Moose Jaw."

"Thank you, Ra."

"No problem."