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Crossing of Lethbridge-Stewarts

As the ringing in her ears faded to a tolerable level, the redhead wondered how she always managed to get sucked into these situations. That creature hadn’t been like anything she’d heard or read about..and what even was that machine…the machine! Baron struggled to her feet and squinted through the pain in her head to try and derive her surroundings. Her stomach dropped as she realized the abandoned hospital basement she’d been in, moments before that machine blinded her, had completely disappeared. She watched the double image of the creature retreating into the trees with it’s machine. There was another noise in the distance though…coming closer. She turned towards it slowly, vision finally starting to return to normal.

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The Brigadier frowned. “That is not very good. It’s kot healthy not to have a life outside work.” He said firmly. Then, he sighed. “Sounds as though you’re a soldier, just like themold man.” He sighed. “Maybe being in this timeline cab change your viewpoint.”

Baron looked away from him a moment, feet planted again. “Oh, I should think not having a life outside of work is the least of my problems.” She let out a sigh and looked back to the Brig with a shirked brow. “What can I say? You can leave the Navy but the Navy never leaves you.”

“You don’t think someone might recognize the similarity to Kate? Might be best to keep it as close to the truth as possible. Kate’s cousin on mom’s side maybe? Ex-navy on holiday…What do you say?”

The Brigadier nodded. "Sure. Sounds good to me" He nodded. "Whatever you are confortable with dear, I am sure it will be good." He promised. "And yes. You can never really leave the military. I should know"

Crossing of Lethbridge-Stewarts

As the ringing in her ears faded to a tolerable level, the redhead wondered how she always managed to get sucked into these situations. That creature hadn’t been like anything she’d heard or read about..and what even was that machine…the machine! Baron struggled to her feet and squinted through the pain in her head to try and derive her surroundings. Her stomach dropped as she realized the abandoned hospital basement she’d been in, moments before that machine blinded her, had completely disappeared. She watched the double image of the creature retreating into the trees with it’s machine. There was another noise in the distance though…coming closer. She turned towards it slowly, vision finally starting to return to normal.

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“Well the gardener would be me…and Kate would maybe be the Dart player. Though she prefer bridge. So try again.” He said, smirking. “Perhaps a scientific Doctor is a good idea anyway?”

“Never had the flare for science that Kate did…and I’m absolutely rubbish with electronics.” - She huffed out a silent laugh and swung her feet a bit, looking up to think. - “I don’t do bridge, now poker on the other hand…Not sure if you could make a career out of going to rock concerts…but I can do kickboxing.” - She sighed and looked at him with a shrug. - “Honestly, most of my hobbies have fallen by the wayside recently. After work and helping hunters…I usually just read and pass out.”

The Brigadier frowned. "That is not very good. It's kot healthy not to have a life outside work." He said firmly. Then, he sighed. "Sounds as though you're a soldier, just like themold man." He sighed. "Maybe being in this timeline cab change your viewpoint."

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Miss Wren had cried herself dry and was sobbing dryly, struggling to breath at all.

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Miss Nightjar pulled back. "It's horrible. Half my chest is gone." She said quietly. "I didn't want.you to know because I thought perhaps you wouldn't be interested in me."

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Mother Dust grinned. "It tastes great."

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Beth nodded. "I'll had in my resignation tomorrow."

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"He got us to shore...we even rescued the boat and the catch...but I was so scared. You told me not to, and I shoudl've listened!" She exclaimed.

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“Oh auntie… you’re home safe…” she whispered. “Caleb kept you safe, didn’t he?”

Sally nodded. "He put me straight in the lifeboat...he did it all right" She promised.

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Miss Wren had cried herself dry and was sobbing dryly, struggling to breath at all.

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Miss Nightjar pulled back. "It's horrible. Half my chest is gone." She said quietly. "I didn't want.you to know because I thought perhaps you wouldn't be interested in me."

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Mother Dust grinned. "It tastes great."

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Beth nodded. "I'll had in my resignation tomorrow."

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"He got us to shore...we even rescued the boat and the catch...but I was so scared. You told me not to, and I shoudl've listened!" She exclaimed.

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The Brigadier only sighed. “Come on in” He said, moving out of the way.

Sarah Jane could tell that things were awkward between them right now. She looked at Harry and then walked into the room.

"Have you finished your reports yet?" He asked.

Crossing of Lethbridge-Stewarts

As the ringing in her ears faded to a tolerable level, the redhead wondered how she always managed to get sucked into these situations. That creature hadn’t been like anything she’d heard or read about..and what even was that machine…the machine! Baron struggled to her feet and squinted through the pain in her head to try and derive her surroundings. Her stomach dropped as she realized the abandoned hospital basement she’d been in, moments before that machine blinded her, had completely disappeared. She watched the double image of the creature retreating into the trees with it’s machine. There was another noise in the distance though…coming closer. She turned towards it slowly, vision finally starting to return to normal.

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“Well…it’s a good question. What, what do you work with. Usually?” He asked, trying to learn more about his daughter that never was.

“I suppose a doctor would be too on the nose…” she teased. “How about…professional dart player? Or…gardener perhaps?” The spark in her eyes and the smile on her lips left no question of her ability to amuse herself.

"Well the gardener would be me...and Kate would maybe be the Dart player. Though she prefer bridge. So try again." He said, smirking. "Perhaps a scientific Doctor is a good idea anyway?"

Crossing of Lethbridge-Stewarts

As the ringing in her ears faded to a tolerable level, the redhead wondered how she always managed to get sucked into these situations. That creature hadn’t been like anything she’d heard or read about..and what even was that machine…the machine! Baron struggled to her feet and squinted through the pain in her head to try and derive her surroundings. Her stomach dropped as she realized the abandoned hospital basement she’d been in, moments before that machine blinded her, had completely disappeared. She watched the double image of the creature retreating into the trees with it’s machine. There was another noise in the distance though…coming closer. She turned towards it slowly, vision finally starting to return to normal.

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The Brigadier sighed and nodded. “Very well…go ahead, take a look.” He offered.

After she saw to his leg, Baron stepped back to sit on the edge of the large desk in the center of the office’s back wall. She looked down to watch as she ground the heel of her boot into the floor. There were no more tasks to keep her mind occupied…Baron didn’t like being idle. It left too much time to think. She hoped her voice sounded light-hearted when she asked, “So, what should the new identity be you think?”

"Well...it's a good question. What, what do you work with. Usually?" He asked, trying to learn more about his daughter that never was.

Crossing of Lethbridge-Stewarts

As the ringing in her ears faded to a tolerable level, the redhead wondered how she always managed to get sucked into these situations. That creature hadn’t been like anything she’d heard or read about..and what even was that machine…the machine! Baron struggled to her feet and squinted through the pain in her head to try and derive her surroundings. Her stomach dropped as she realized the abandoned hospital basement she’d been in, moments before that machine blinded her, had completely disappeared. She watched the double image of the creature retreating into the trees with it’s machine. There was another noise in the distance though…coming closer. She turned towards it slowly, vision finally starting to return to normal.

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The Brigadier tried to tell her to leave it. “Don’t worry” He insisted. “It’s nothing much. I’ll be fine.” He said, though to himself he admitted that it hurt quite a bit.

“Mhm..” The shirked brow did not display a spec of belief in his statement. “Still, I’d feel better if you let me take a look. Please?” She wouldn’t force it on him but she wanted to check that it hadn’t swelled up…and if he wasn’t too stubborn she could massage the affected knee and calf to help with the discomfort. At the very least she would like to get someone to bring him some ice.

The Brigadier sighed and nodded. "Very well...go ahead, take a look." He offered.

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“Yes?” The brigadier came and answered. “Oh…Harry, Sarah Jane. Can I help you?”

Sarah Jane heard him ask about what he could help them with. She stopped herself saying something she might regret because she was sure he knew why they were there.

The Brigadier only sighed. "Come on in" He said, moving out of the way.

Crossing of Lethbridge-Stewarts

As the ringing in her ears faded to a tolerable level, the redhead wondered how she always managed to get sucked into these situations. That creature hadn’t been like anything she’d heard or read about..and what even was that machine…the machine! Baron struggled to her feet and squinted through the pain in her head to try and derive her surroundings. Her stomach dropped as she realized the abandoned hospital basement she’d been in, moments before that machine blinded her, had completely disappeared. She watched the double image of the creature retreating into the trees with it’s machine. There was another noise in the distance though…coming closer. She turned towards it slowly, vision finally starting to return to normal.

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The Brigadier chuckled. “Oh, we can easily fix that. We did for the doctor, and I really think you’ll be better at sticking to a story.” He said. “We’ll get you what you need. Don’t worry.”

She nodded with a reluctant smile. “Cover Stories I can do…” When they were safe in a building on base, Baron insisted the Brig sit down so she could take a look at his leg.

The Brigadier tried to tell her to leave it. "Don't worry" He insisted. "It's nothing much. I'll be fine." He said, though to himself he admitted that it hurt quite a bit.

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Harry knocked on the office door. “Brigadier”

Sarah was stood beside him. She was still quite annoyed by what went on.

"Yes?" The brigadier came and answered. "Oh...Harry, Sarah Jane. Can I help you?"

Crossing of Lethbridge-Stewarts

As the ringing in her ears faded to a tolerable level, the redhead wondered how she always managed to get sucked into these situations. That creature hadn’t been like anything she’d heard or read about..and what even was that machine…the machine! Baron struggled to her feet and squinted through the pain in her head to try and derive her surroundings. Her stomach dropped as she realized the abandoned hospital basement she’d been in, moments before that machine blinded her, had completely disappeared. She watched the double image of the creature retreating into the trees with it’s machine. There was another noise in the distance though…coming closer. She turned towards it slowly, vision finally starting to return to normal.

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The Brigadier looked at her, sad. “We tried” He told her quietly. “If your father was anything like me, then I know he tried very hard. It just…was not easy. UNIT often made everything else seem tiny. If I didn’t stop the alien invation there was no point in coming home to kiss my daughter goodnight. She'sd be dead before I got there.” He said genuinly. “I’m not proud of how I acted, and I wish I could’ve balanced it better. But I swear I tried.”

Baron nodded, eyes trained on the ground in front of her. She’d known for years now why the Brig had been so busy…knew it was the best reason she could imagine. That’s why it was so frustrating: because knowing that didn’t make the anger disappear. It just made her selfish for wanting her father to pick her over the safety of billions…for wanting him to let someone else take the burden when his family had needed him. Resenting him for thinking he was so integral no one else could: for BEING so integral that no one else could.

“I know.” It was a soft admission but the most understanding she had ever really offered the man to his face…even if it was a different version of the man. Taking a breath she looked up towards the base again, needing a change of subject. Anything to avoid lingering on feelings.

“So da…Brig. What am I supposed to do if we can’t get me back right away? I don’t exactly have any money or even a valid ID in this world. Technically, I don’t exist.”

The Brigadier chuckled. "Oh, we can easily fix that. We did for the doctor, and I really think you'll be better at sticking to a story." He said. "We'll get you what you need. Don't worry."

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Harry nodded. “He’s probably in his office.”

Sarah Jane looked at him and then nodded. She didn’t say anything, she just walked alongside Harry.

Harry knocked on the office door. "Brigadier"

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Harry nodded. “Let’s.is the report done?”

Sarah Jane nodded as she got to her feet. “Yes. Its all done.” She said as she picked it up and walked over to him. “Lets go.”

Harry nodded. "He's probably in his office."

Crossing of Lethbridge-Stewarts

As the ringing in her ears faded to a tolerable level, the redhead wondered how she always managed to get sucked into these situations. That creature hadn’t been like anything she’d heard or read about..and what even was that machine…the machine! Baron struggled to her feet and squinted through the pain in her head to try and derive her surroundings. Her stomach dropped as she realized the abandoned hospital basement she’d been in, moments before that machine blinded her, had completely disappeared. She watched the double image of the creature retreating into the trees with it’s machine. There was another noise in the distance though…coming closer. She turned towards it slowly, vision finally starting to return to normal.

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The Brigadier sighed. “I know I wasn’t a good father. But it seels at least you learned the things that mattered.”

Baron’s step faltered a moment and she looked up at the sky with a sigh. “Well, maybe you weren’t all bad.” - She looked back with a smirk and low chuckle. - “Kate turned out alright anyway. I…I do the best I can.” Something about the way she said that last sentence felt mournful. She could spot the base coming up in the distance.