Adventures in the TARDIS

Chapter Seven: Where the Angel Chunk Takes Me

Just a comment, but this chapter and only this chapter (unless i say so) is in the doctor's point of view, i think that it'll be more dramatic that way. Please send your thoughts and comment. I would love to hear your ideas and share our creativity.

-dauntlessfierce

~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

I have never been more afraid in my life. All of my friends were gone, and now i was on a wild goose chase hoping and praying that this pile of angel guts was going to take me to them. I know it's stupid to go through this much trouble for them, i've lost so many companions, right? Sometimes, i wish i didn't have two hearts, then loving people would hurt less.

"Come on, sexy. Take me to them," i coaxed. Suddenly the engines stopped and we landed with a thud. A rough landing could onky mean one thing, "something is fighting us. Something or better yet, someone doesn't want us in here." I breathed in, tingling with the sense of a new adventure and smiled, waiting for kaylee to yell, "allons-y!" and steal my line. Of course, it didn't happen. So, half-heartedly i jogged out the door.

I was honestly expecting something like a battle scene, the TARDIS had landed on a rocky area (she'd landed sideways). But, instead of recieving the image that my mind had created, expecting the worst, i saw a green field, covered in flowers, "huh. Whaddaya know?" I smiled, glad kaylee was in such a pretty place. A ztrange looking woman emerged from the shadows of a nearby forest.

"Why are you out here so late?" It was broad daylight, "you should be ashamed, come along inside and you can stay with me." She waved me over pleadingly.

"What's got you so afraid that you have to hide in the shadows?"

"I'll tell you, if you'd just come inside!" Her voice was getting urgent, she was gettinh upset. Every muscle in my body was screaming not to follow this haggard, old lady, but of course me being me i followed anyway.

I couldn't help it, this was a new place and as the old saying goes, curiosity killed the cat. The woods were cold and dark, much unlike the glade in the sun. Moss and dried, dead leaves covered nearly every inch of the muddy floor, making every step sound like something between a squish and a crunch. The woman walked up to a little tent next to a cave that was covered in sticks and dried mud, serving as really cheap camoflage.

I pushed past a deer-skin door hanging entered the room. She had a small fire lit in the center of the space, and it turns out the cave beside her home served as an addition. She noticed me looking around and said, "you're not from around here, are you?"

I shook my head and agreed, "no, no i'm not. I just stopped by to... catch up with some old friends of mine."

"They must be really good friends if you would go out in the daylight for them."

"Yes, they are," i then realized what she said, "are you not allowed to step into daylight?"

"No." She saw that i looked confused and added, "our tribal leaders believe that the sun is a way for the earth to burn and shrivel and die. So, they force us to stay inside our homes until nightfall, then the real party begins." She smiled and shuffled aroud the small area, making tea.

As unbelievable as what she said was, my mind had better things to wonder about such as, "have you by ay chance seen a brunette, about 5'2 and super annoying and fiesty? Also a guy that looks like a male model and a really buff, scary guy? They're my friends and i'd really like to see them again."

The woman looked hestitant for a second, then replied, "yes. I do believe they stopped in here earlier, wondering if they could stay... the day."