"we have to find the doctor." I said and pulled the extrapolator on the console when Kane came into the main room.
"who's the Doctor?" he asked.
"our only hope at finding gallifrey again. I also sort of want to punch him in the face." I say. The tardis lands and I go to the doors."
"Engineer?" kane calls my name.
"what is it?" I ask.
"how will you know who he is?" he asks. I smile.
"were going to have to be detectives."
I step out into busy London. My tardis has disguised himself as an out of order telephone box. I pat him gently.
I look around at the busy street. I hoped beyond everything I could find a timelord in this crowd of humans.
"look for anything unusual." I told Kane as I started to pretend to interest myself in a vendor selling blue and pink hats.
Out of the corner I my eye I saw a lady with boulder length brown hair running holding a black gphone. She wasn't walking like the other londonners but she was running with purpose.
I observed her as she ran. She was about five feet tall an she was wearing a grey sweater. She looked like a school teacher to be honest.
I decided to keep note of her. as she turned a corner I followed her.
She met up with a grey haired man in a suit and a black boy a bit younger than her with a hoodie and cap.
"Clara! Where's the stuff I asked you for?" the man asked.
"someone called you." she panted.
"yesterday six am Locke number." suddenly the black boy dropped the phone as she passed it to him. As it clattered to the ground he stared off into the distance, his mouth quivering as if he was remembering something awful.
"what is it?" the man whispered.
"what are you remembering?"
He walked over to an alleyway that I hadn't noticed.
"rigsy why is it?" te woman asked
"you can't see it." he pointed to the alleyway.
I looked closer at the man. He had Scottish eyebrows that I noted quickly and he was fairly tall. He looked about fifty except for his impossibly old eyes.
They went into the alleyway and I slightly smiled. I am going to find the doctor, and I think I know where to look.
