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The Doctor's eyes abruptly snapped open. He let out a deep gasp as he was knocked out yet another pursuing dream, his body jerking at the intensity of his awakening. He could feel small beads of sweat dotted on his forehead below his messy brown hair. He sighed deeply, the images of his dream still streaming within his mind. It hadn't been about the Time War. It hadn't been about death or destruction either. It had been very simply, about Donna. It hurt him when he saw her in his dreams, his hearts cascading into a rush of guilt and wanting to desperately see her again. Which was simply impossible. So, he had no other choice but to forget about it.

He didn't realise until a couple of moments later that Dani was snuggled up next to him, her breathing soft and shallow and her hand placed firmly near his. She was still deep in sleep. She looked peaceful and content, which made the Doctor sigh once more. He was beginning to feel the urge to get up and run. He had just lost Donna, and had now been plunged into another alien threat, which needed to be seen to. He didn't want another innocent human getting hurt or, more importantly, he didn't want to form another sentimental attachment. He had lost too many people, and he wasn't about to loose another.

Slowly but surely, he unraveled his long legs from one another and began to get up from the bed, trying to be as quiet as possible in order to not wake the sleeping human beside him. He managed to stand without making a noise and he carefully glided over to the door. When he reached it, he quickly looked back to check to see if Dani was still sleeping and, once satisfied she wasn't awake, gripped the door handle and opened it.

However, the Time Lord got quite the shock when the door opened to reveal a bulky woman with short brown hair standing right in his path, her chunky hands crossed into fists beside her legs. The Doctor didn't know what to say, until he caught a glimpse of her eyes. They were a bright yellow, with a green slit in the middle of each. The woman, was a Travarian.

Before he had time to react, the woman lifted up her left arm and in one swift movement, punched the Doctor square in his gut, his hands instantly rushing to his midriff. The female then rushed her hand back and hit the Time Lord straight in the jaw, which sent him flying backwards into the hotel room, landing on the carpet with an audible thud. He groaned loudly, blood beginning to drip from his mouth and down his cheek. His vision was blurred and his head was hazy. A punch like that would have knocked a human clean out. His hearts began to race when the bulky form of the female stepped into the room and stood beside his prone form. The Doctor weakly glanced up at her, trying to use his arms in order to crawl backwards away from her. She lifted up a thick foot and placed it on the spot where she had punched his stomach, making him grit his bloodied teeth. She looked threateningly down towards him.
"Thank you. Now I won't have to worry about you so much."

He smiled warmly at the young girl as she climbed into the bed next to his. He was surprised at how much he trusted the girl, even though he had only known her a couple of hours, even enough to confidently be willing to let down his guard and get some rest. Within seconds, he noticed she had fallen fast asleep.

The Time Lord then closed his own eyes, placing his long arms behind his head to rest upon stretching out his legs so he was more comfortable. He began to worry rather than relax, beginning to fear how close he was to slipping into his dreams. Most often than not, he had nightmares. Nightmares about the people he had lost in his nine hundred years, or more commonly, the Time War. He was terrified, simply because it made him vulnerable. Which he didn't like. But slowly and surely, he slipped into sleep.
"But what about you, mister Time Lord? Do you ever rest or is it just constantly going from one adventure to the next?"

The Doctor gave a lop-sided smile and rubbed the back of his neck with his long fingers. "I don't need as much sleep as most other races, especially humans. A few hours every two weeks usually keeps me going. I have no time for rest."

Dani then warned him about following him if he refused to get some rest, to which he sighed in reply. When he came to think about it, the last time he'd slept was in fact a couple of weeks ago and if he was going to be on the move rapidly for the next day or so whilst he investigated into the alien that was currently in a shop, he would need to perk up his strength slightly.

"Alright then, you've got me, I'll stay for a while, but only for a while, yeah?" He said, completely honest and open about it. He slumped himself onto one of the two single beds provided, grunting slightly as his back ached at the quick movement. He realised that it was his body telling him that it was in fact worn out, and did indeed deserve some rest.
Donna continued to stroke the Time Lords hair in an effort to calm his obviously stressed nerves. "Well, what do you want to do? Do you want to try and get out of bed and walk around a little bit? Perhaps go get some fresh air?"
The Doctor spotted the farmer approaching them, and was surprised when it turned out Leander knew the man. In a friendly manner they greeted each other, the older man walking up to the younger man and shaking his hand thoroughly. The Doctor smiled politely, but he knew. He knew that no one could be trusted. And this man wasn't exactly the thinnest of beings. He scrambled for his sonic screwdriver and began to scan the man, knowing that if it was indeed one of them, it wouldn't be able to withstand the sonic for too long.

The manner to which the farmer reacted and the readings that come from his sonic instantly made the Doctor's hearts lurch. He hadn't expected to come across one so soon. This man, was indeed...a Slitheen. Just as the Doctor was about to retort something to the alien, he menacingly reached towards his forehead, and at that moment, the Doctor jumped in front of Leander, guarding him with a protective arm. The man in front of them began to drag his skin over his head, revealing a green lump that began to ascend from out of the slit. Two large black eyes popped out threateningly and, within seconds, it had ripped it's long neck and shoulders out, the skin beginning to loosen around the chest until it simply dropped from the figure of the now fully exposed Slitheen. The Doctor kept his sonic in hand, watching as the Slitheen discarded the skin like trash.

"Well hello there...we meet at last, Time Lord!" The Slitheen gurgled, its long clawed fingers snapping menacingly in the air. The Doctor simply stood his ground.

"So, what is another family of Slitheen doing on planet Earth, ey?" The Doctor asked whilst the huge green creatures fangs began to drip with saliva. "It's against the law for any trading species to integrate with a level five planet, if you have killed people, then you have just committed an illegal act."

"Our ship crashed here Doctor, we did not intend to kill, we only needed some...nutrients as we plan our big surprise," As soon as the Slitheen sported out 'big surprise'. it covered it's lips humorously. "Oops! Looks like i've said too much!."

"What are you lot planning? Because what ever it is, I promise you, I will stop you." The Doctor said between gritted teeth. He knew that the Slitheen was getting ready to pounce at any second.

"Now that I've let my plan slip, I suppose you and that young thing behind you have to die now..." It brandished it's claws towards them, taking one step towards them, ready for the kill. The Doctor knew they only had one chance of escape.

Taking the Slitheen by surprise, he held up the sonic screwdriver and revved it into action, a loud ear-splitting scream emitting from the small tool. The Slitheen's sensitive ears roared with pain and the alien fell backwards, yelling and gurgling in agony. The Doctor had spotted the farmers house sat across the field.

"Leander, I want you to run towards the house, you hear me?!"
The Doctor listened intently to Dani whilst she explained aspects of her life to him, staring into her young, thoughtful eyes with his old brown ones. The girl seemed to have a loving, caring family, which made the Doctor smile lightly as she continued to explain about her brothers, her mother and her father. It made his mind breeze over to Donna, realising just how much he missed her. She had been his best friend, someone who had been there for him when he really needed it. And now she was gone.

"Anything else you might want to know about me?"

He chuckled. "Well, not that I can think of. Just another inspiring human being." He stated, winking at her humorously. He then turned his attention to the finished product that the young girl had managed to fix up. "Thank you for fixing up my suit, it looks brilliant, good as new - at least I know Charlie won't be angry at me anymore." He took the item of clothing, and slowly got up from the couch, slipping the suit jacket over his shoulders and doing up two of the buttons, before observing his think frame in the mirror. "Am I really that thin?"

Grabbing his coat from where he had left it, he shrugged it over his shoulders and straightened his tie, completing his formal yet scruffy appearance by flicking through his hair, making it stick up on all ends. Knowing that he would have to get on with the aliens that could currently be trying to take over the town, he glided back over Dani. "Well Dani, I suppose I had better get on with...stuff. I want you to get that rest you need." He smiled fatherly down towards the young girl.
"Anywhere you want to go. Any place. Any time." He retorted quiet proudly. "It stands for Time And Relative Dimensions In Space, but TARDIS sounds much better." Chuckling, he finished off his coffee and threw it expertly into the bin.

"So, tell me a bit about yourself, Dani, you don't want to sit and listen to an old Time Lord's tales all day."
"I would say so, however, I wouldn't want to inflate that ego of yours."

The Doctor let out a deep chuckle, turning his old brown eyes towards Dani. "Oi, watch it, you." He said jokingly, focusing his vision back onto the cup of coffee in his hands.

"There was a war," The Doctor started, knowing that he cold trust the young girl, "A war between my people and a race called the Daleks. Everyone died. And my planet burned." He looked down towards the floor, past the coffee cups as he tried to stop the overwhelming feeling of self-pity and distress. Come on you old fool, you're stronger than this...

Sucking in a deep breath, he began to answer Dani's further questions. "That ship that I landed in, it's called the TARDIS, that's my ship. It can travel through time and space, take you anywhere in the universe - she's the only think I have left. She's my home. And that paper is my psychic paper, shows whatever you want everyone to see."
"And looking good for it, don't you think?" He chuckled, reaching over for his now cooled down coffee and taking a sip.

"And another question, cause I think I heard about you on the television one year while I was still living in America. Are you that Doctor that...oh what was her name...Harriet? I can't remember her last name but anyways, are you that same man she had been searching for?"

As Dani asked him the questions, he felt a rush of guilt and grief begin to bundle in his hearts. Harriet Jones had took her own life so the Doctor could live merely a couple of weeks ago, before he'd had to say a tragic goodbye to Donna. He let out a low, deep sigh, closing his eyes for a couple of seconds before responding.

"Yes, that was me," The Doctor replied bleakly, holding the coffee cup tightly in both hands. "I'm the Doctor. 'Thee' Doctor. The Time Lord from a planet called Gallifrey."
The Doctor held up a hand. "Don't worry about it, I just had a bit of a fall in my ship before I landed, I sometimes catch my back without realising it until later."

He didn't hesitate the offer to sit down when Dani helped him to the seat, feeling his back pain instantly begin to calm. "Oh I'm older than I look, much older in fact." He commented. "At a guess, I'd say about 885 years older. The last time I checked, I was 904. I might be 905 now." He chuckled lightly, admiring Dani's handiwork. He had to admit, she had done a brilliant job. "It's looking great!"

Dani moved closer to him, making a deal with him for information. He smiled and nodded. It was only fair. "Deal. What do you want to know then, Dani?"
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