His Siren, Her Doctor

The Girl in the Fireplace Part One

The gang took a few days to spend some time together before finally deciding that it was time to show Mickey the universe. Not knowing what to expect on this adventure, Amora decided to dress comfy and dressed in shorts and a simple silk white tank top. She paired it with the gloves Rose gave her for Christmas and sneakers that the Tardis had provided her. She made sure to check with Rose for fashion approval (though honestly, she just liked talking to the blonde and making her blush whenever she tried on a different outfit) before leaving the Tardis once they successfully landed. The Doctor and Rose were a bit worried that she would get cold, though she reassured and reminded them that she wore less clothes on Fraitaro and that she was fine with what she was currently wearing.

"Human clothes are so restrictive." she had told them when Mickey was still in his room getting dressed and they were waiting for him. Amora twirled around and winked at the blonde and Timelord. "Next time, I'll show you guys what I'm used to wearing. Then you'll understand." she had said before greeting Mickey at his arrival, not seeing how much her words effected Rose and the Doctor. 

"It's a spaceship. Brilliant! I got a spaceship on my first go." Mickey said excitedly as he left the Tardis. He couldn't stop looking around, hoping to catch sight of something interesting though was disappointed to see that there were only trash and pieces of ship equipment scattered around.

"It looks kind of abandoned. Anyone on board?" Rose asked the Doctor as she and Amora looked around the room. Amora picked up a broken piece of equipment and fiddled with it as she went back to looking around the room, wondering where the piece was supposed to go in. 

The Doctor took his own look around the ship and shook his head. "Nah, nothing here. Well, nothing dangerous." He told them confidently. His confidence however was quickly depleting when they all shot him a look, not believing him. "Well, not that dangerous." He said sheepishly, putting his hands in his pockets.

Amora just shook her head at him as Rose and Mickey continued giving him a look of judgement, causing him to nod his head." You know what, I'll just have a quick scan, in case there's anything dangerous." he told them, rushing over to the ships dashboard to look at the scanner, finding out as much information as he could.

"So, what's the date? How far have we gone?" Amora questioned the Doctor as she walked over to him and observed the mess around them before placing the piece in her hand into his pocket.

"About three thousand years into your guy's future, give or take." The Doctor explained as he continued to work on the ship's console, not noticing what she had done. He found the light switch on a console, causing the ceiling to open and reveal the sea of stars. Mickey raced over to look at the view, his face pressed against the glass with excitement.

"51st century. Diagmar Cluster, you're a long way from home, Mickey. Two and a half galaxies." The Doctor said, giving the man a small smile.

Rose and Amora joined Mickey's side, pleased and excited smiles on their faces. "Mickey Smith, meet the universe. See anything you like?" Rose asked him with a smile, also looking at the view with much glee.

"It's so realistic!" Mickey exclaimed excitedly to her.

"I would hope so." Amora said with a laugh. She enjoyed Mickey's reaction; it was great that he was not freaking out and just letting himself enjoy the trip." What a gorgeous view." Amora said with a happy sigh as she looked at the stars that were so different from the ones that she used to watch on Fraitaro. "I could really get used to this." the brunette muttered under her breath. 

"Dear me, had some cowboys in here. Got a ton of repair work going on. Now that's odd. Look at that. All the warp engines are going. Full capacity. There's enough power running through this ship to punch a hole in the universe, but we're not moving. So, where's all that power going?" The Doctor questioned out loud to them.