Anna looked over her shoulder before darting through the door quickly. She locked the door, pulling things in front of it to stop them opening it. She took his hand, leading him away from the door and towards where she remembered he’d left the TARDIS. “You need rest and medical attention.” She said quietly, frowning. “That blast looked bad.” It was more advanced than anything Annakryne had ever seen in her life and she disliked it greatly.
The Nynx led him through the door, pushing (even though the door said pull) it open and quickly shutting it behind her. The golden glow of the TARDIS’s control room relaxed her. It was safe in here. “Come on, Doctor. Let me see it.” She didn’t know if she could help but she could certainly try. She only hoped she didn’t make it any worse than it already was with her less advanced salves and medicines.
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Arunkaj tossed and turned in his bed. Nightmares plagued him and pulled his mind this way and that. Eventually, he could take no more and woke up in a mess of bed sheets and panting heavily. He had never been able to sleep well and tonight was no difference. He got up, throwing his bed sheets off his body and strode outside for some fresh air. The night was cool and calm but still the irritating prickle in his skin meant something was horribly wrong. And he was right. As he headed down the road towards the castle, he could smell the thick metallic scent of blood in the air.
He broke into a run, a scowl on his face. There was something horrifically wrong and he was sure the princess was in danger. Perhaps something had happened with Leo. If it was, then Leo’s gripe was with him, not the delicate and gentle neko princess.
As Arun drew closer to the palace, he could see the bodies of guards littering the floor and the grotesquely mangled forms drew a shudder from him. They all had teeth marks and large chunks of flesh ripped clean from their bones. And there amongst it all, stood three strangers and the princess. She wasn’t fighting very much. No resistance at all and that caused a bubble of anger to burst in his chest. Clearly, she could tell these people were dangerous and yet, she didn’t even try to resist them. They needed her alive, obviously, otherwise they would have taken her life already. Struggling would not have cost her her life.
He considered calling out to her but decided against it. He would follow instead and wait for an opportunity to steal her away to safety. She couldn’t handle the three of them at once. Not when they all had weapons and he was still barefoot and in his sleeping clothes. His only option was stealth and he had to be careful about it. Situating himself downwind so they couldn’t smell him, he hid in the shadows and bided his time.
He broke into a run, a scowl on his face. There was something horrifically wrong and he was sure the princess was in danger. Perhaps something had happened with Leo. If it was, then Leo’s gripe was with him, not the delicate and gentle neko princess.
As Arun drew closer to the palace, he could see the bodies of guards littering the floor and the grotesquely mangled forms drew a shudder from him. They all had teeth marks and large chunks of flesh ripped clean from their bones. And there amongst it all, stood three strangers and the princess. She wasn’t fighting very much. No resistance at all and that caused a bubble of anger to burst in his chest. Clearly, she could tell these people were dangerous and yet, she didn’t even try to resist them. They needed her alive, obviously, otherwise they would have taken her life already. Struggling would not have cost her her life.
He considered calling out to her but decided against it. He would follow instead and wait for an opportunity to steal her away to safety. She couldn’t handle the three of them at once. Not when they all had weapons and he was still barefoot and in his sleeping clothes. His only option was stealth and he had to be careful about it. Situating himself downwind so they couldn’t smell him, he hid in the shadows and bided his time.
I'd do a Harry Potter or Fantasy plot with you :)
Anna quickly braced herself but found she didn't need to. She gasped, watching as the laser hit him in the shoulder. Anger quickly boiled in her chest but she would have time for revenge later. She broke into a run at his order, keeping pace with him and looking over her shoulder. She dodged laser after laser, hissing angrily at the shooters. Looking back at the Doctor, she was alarmed to see that he was already tiring. It hadn't been that long and normally, she would grow tired far before he did. "Doctor? We need to get somewhere safe and look at that shoulder." Her lips twisted into a scowl and she began looking around for somewhere they could hide.
The creatures were gaining on them, though. Their screeches were filling the air and calling others to their side. With the Doctor injured and slowing down, they didn't stand a chance. "Doctor? What do we do?" She asked, panicking as she saw more and more of the creatures appearing from buildings and rooftops. They were being surrounded and were running out of places to run. She turned a corner quickly, pulling him after her. There was an exit there. The creatures hadn't closed around them completely yet.
The creatures were gaining on them, though. Their screeches were filling the air and calling others to their side. With the Doctor injured and slowing down, they didn't stand a chance. "Doctor? What do we do?" She asked, panicking as she saw more and more of the creatures appearing from buildings and rooftops. They were being surrounded and were running out of places to run. She turned a corner quickly, pulling him after her. There was an exit there. The creatures hadn't closed around them completely yet.
Arun was sweating profusely after the many fights it took to get to the finals. He was breathing heavily and beginning to feel the strain. Thankfully, he did not have to fight his final opponent. He watched as Leo was dragged away, a cold scowl on his face. The young man did not know how to lose gracefully and that was unacceptable. Clearly, he was not very disciplined.
As the princess reemerged from behind the guards, Arun took a bow and smiled. “Thank you, Your Highness.” He said, loudly enough to be heard on the high balcony. “I look forward to meeting your acquaintance.” He straightened up, turning away to grab his towel and take the drink of water he desperately needed.
As the crowd cheered, Arun packed up his things. He was clapped on the back and congratulated him loudly wherever he walked and he paid them no mind. There was no point. He could not get them to stop, even if he tried. Glancing up at the balcony, he noticed the princess’s solemn face and shook his head. It seemed it was true. The princess truly did dislike all this fighting. She was young. She didn’t understand that the world was a violent one and there was no way to change that yet. It was fight or die and she was lucky she had the guards. She would have died without them.
Slinging his bag up onto his back, he turned to move through the dissipating crowd. The fights were over and people were quickly losing interest in him. He was thankful for that. Arun was never one for being in a crowd and the centre of attention. He had just about reached his limit when it all stopped and people walked away, back to their jobs and businesses and their mundane lives returned once again. It was time for him to go home and do the same. It wasn’t until tomorrow that he would get his prize.
Though the personal meeting and the tour of the castle was a great privilege, Arun didn’t care about it in the slightest. The money was more important. His father was in need of the financial help. If he didn’t, Arun would never have entered such a foolish competition in the first place. All the other opponents seemed to care about was showing off and he couldn’t stand the arrogance he’d encountered that day. It had been more draining on his energies than the fights themselves.
As the princess reemerged from behind the guards, Arun took a bow and smiled. “Thank you, Your Highness.” He said, loudly enough to be heard on the high balcony. “I look forward to meeting your acquaintance.” He straightened up, turning away to grab his towel and take the drink of water he desperately needed.
As the crowd cheered, Arun packed up his things. He was clapped on the back and congratulated him loudly wherever he walked and he paid them no mind. There was no point. He could not get them to stop, even if he tried. Glancing up at the balcony, he noticed the princess’s solemn face and shook his head. It seemed it was true. The princess truly did dislike all this fighting. She was young. She didn’t understand that the world was a violent one and there was no way to change that yet. It was fight or die and she was lucky she had the guards. She would have died without them.
Slinging his bag up onto his back, he turned to move through the dissipating crowd. The fights were over and people were quickly losing interest in him. He was thankful for that. Arun was never one for being in a crowd and the centre of attention. He had just about reached his limit when it all stopped and people walked away, back to their jobs and businesses and their mundane lives returned once again. It was time for him to go home and do the same. It wasn’t until tomorrow that he would get his prize.
Though the personal meeting and the tour of the castle was a great privilege, Arun didn’t care about it in the slightest. The money was more important. His father was in need of the financial help. If he didn’t, Arun would never have entered such a foolish competition in the first place. All the other opponents seemed to care about was showing off and he couldn’t stand the arrogance he’d encountered that day. It had been more draining on his energies than the fights themselves.
Name: Arunkaj
Nickname: Arun
Gender: Male
Age: 16
Species: Appears human
Appearance:
Personality: Arun is a very disciplined young man. He's seems cold and is often seen standing in the background of most gatherings. Despite not seeming to want to interact with people, he has been known to care very deeply about those he actually speaks to. He's very protective and he's strong of heart and mind, as well as body. Unlike the princess, Arun knows the true value of combat. He isn't afraid of a fight and will usually win them. He won't go out of his way to avoid confrontation either.
History: Arun has had a very normal life. His father was a martial arts master and teacher of karate, tae kwon do and judo. He's been trained in the arts since he could walk and he's now a black belt in all three of the disciplines.
Markings: Multiple scars all over his body.
Family: Father, deceased mother.
Friends: Plenty.
Personal Attachment: Nope
Other: You'll see
Nickname: Arun
Gender: Male
Age: 16
Species: Appears human
Appearance:
Personality: Arun is a very disciplined young man. He's seems cold and is often seen standing in the background of most gatherings. Despite not seeming to want to interact with people, he has been known to care very deeply about those he actually speaks to. He's very protective and he's strong of heart and mind, as well as body. Unlike the princess, Arun knows the true value of combat. He isn't afraid of a fight and will usually win them. He won't go out of his way to avoid confrontation either.
History: Arun has had a very normal life. His father was a martial arts master and teacher of karate, tae kwon do and judo. He's been trained in the arts since he could walk and he's now a black belt in all three of the disciplines.
Markings: Multiple scars all over his body.
Family: Father, deceased mother.
Friends: Plenty.
Personal Attachment: Nope
Other: You'll see
Anna did as she was told. She didn't want to be left behind after all. A foreign planet that was possibly even hostile. It was bound to be dangerous if the Doctor had been drawn there. Whether consciously or not, he had a knack for attacking danger. It was only confirmed by the conversation they overheard. Her lips pulled back in a snarl, revealing long canine teeth. These beings had done something to attract the Doctor and it had worked. Luckily, the Time Lord himself hadn't been spotted yet.
"Doctor?" She whispered, looking up at the taller man. "What are they? And why do they want to kill you?" She asked, expecting an answer. He always had an answer for her questions in that clever head of his. The voices faded with the sound of footsteps and Anna relaxed a little. She took a deep breath, looking around to check that they hadn't been spotted.
"Doctor?" She whispered, looking up at the taller man. "What are they? And why do they want to kill you?" She asked, expecting an answer. He always had an answer for her questions in that clever head of his. The voices faded with the sound of footsteps and Anna relaxed a little. She took a deep breath, looking around to check that they hadn't been spotted.
Okay. My mistake, sorry. I thought that since you read through Selini and Zac that you were done with mine (Tammy)
Thank you :) I'm going to bed, by the way. Sorry
Annakryne just tried her best to understand what he had said, nodding her head and trying to make sense of it all. "I would love to see this... Movie you speak of." She replied, her lips widening in a bright smile. The idea of discovering something new was already sparking excitement in her chest. It always did. With the Doctor, she discovered something new with every turn. She found something extraordinary with every step she took and that was exhilarating. The TARDIS had taken her breath away and this new planet was stealing it too. She couldn't believe the sky here was such a lovely shade of blue. It was so different from her home planet, where the sky was always a pale lilac. It was never as vibrant as the sky here was.
"What do you think is here?" She asked, sounding a little more excited than she should have been to get into yet another adventure. Adventure with the Doctor almost always involved an awful lot of running. The feeling of running on foreign ground with a different gravity field was something new every time and it sent shivers down her spine. Running here might be a little easier. She felt lighter on this planet than at home. Nevertheless, it excited her.
"What do you think is here?" She asked, sounding a little more excited than she should have been to get into yet another adventure. Adventure with the Doctor almost always involved an awful lot of running. The feeling of running on foreign ground with a different gravity field was something new every time and it sent shivers down her spine. Running here might be a little easier. She felt lighter on this planet than at home. Nevertheless, it excited her.
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