An awful lot of running to do.

Hello all! Jenny here. I'm here to lend a hand. Sounds like there is a planet that needs saving, a civilisation to rescue and some creatures to defeat. Sounds like fun! This blog is part of the http://superwholock-rp.tumblr.com roleplay.

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Rest and Recovery || TARDIS and Jenny

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The TARDIS shrugged one shoulder. “I suppose it was, for a time. Of course, no natural enemies does not imply a lack of unnatural enemies.” She was unsure if it would be appreciated if she explained further. She had observed that while some beings appreciated the depth and breadth of knowledge she had available to her, others were…what was the colloquialism? Oh, yes. Touchy. She hadn’t known Jenny long enough yet to ascertain which sort she was, although she hoped it was the former.

It was gratifying that her Doctor’s daughter understood exactly how she had concluded she felt about the whole situation. “The Doctor will help make it right again,” she said with absolute confidence. That was what her Doctor did. She brought him to places that needed him, and he helped the people in those places to be better.

"I could wish that events had transpired differently," she admitted after a brief moment of consideration. "Both for the humans and for Lucifer himself." She thought that she would feel guilty that he had been locked away again for a very long time. She didn’t have the luxury of letting the memory of how much he had not wanted to be trapped fade.

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Jenny nodded at the TARDIS as she spoke. She watched the monkey and felt sorry for the little guy. Having no natural enemies could make them more susceptible to unnatural ones. When you never know fear, it would be hard to learn it in time. She pet the little monkey's head. "Very true..." she sighed. "Poor little ones. You can't win, can you?"

She looked to the TARDIS and smiled brightly. "Yeah, he will. That's what he does," she said proudly. "He can stop wars without guns or violence. He can fix this," she said confidently. "He can fix it..."

Jenny nodded in agreement. She hadn't like the way events had transpired either. "I agree," she whispered. "So much anger at someone he can't even talk to again," she shook her head. "No matter the reality, he's been locked away so long that the war in his mind has more meaning than what's really happened," she sighed. She knew how such things happened because it had happened on her world as well.

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Rest and Recovery || TARDIS and Jenny

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The TARDIS was somewhat surprised when Jenny came up with a fairly accurate summary of what she’d been attempting to explain. Really, she reflected, it shouldn’t be a surprise at all, considering that Jenny was her Time Lord’s daughter. “Yes, that’s essentially correct. And I do not believe that any explanation I could offer would make sense to a being who has not experienced being a TARDIS.”

It was quite…endearing, she supposed, was the appropriate adjective…to watch Jenny interacting with the monkeys. “I do not believe they had any natural predators on their home planet,” she said softly, not wanting to distract the small animal from befriending Jenny. “They seem to be very bold.”

She had been somewhat concerned that she was unable to predict what Jenny’s reaction to her admission would be, but she quickly learned that there was no cause for worry.  ”He was alone, locked away, for a very long time. I do not suppose that most beings would be kindly disposed towards anything they saw as the cause of such confinement,” she replied neutrally. “It does not excuse his actions, but it does explain them.”

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Jenny gave a small chuckle and nodded. "No, I've been a lot of things, but I've never been a ship, much less a TARDIS," she agreed. She'd done a lot of exciting things and tried a lot of interesting occupations, but as for being another species, she hadn't ever done that. 

"No natural enemies. That must have been very peaceful," Jenny said, thinking of her own planet. She was a soldier born to war. She wondered what it was like to be born differently. This planet, though it had been at war, seemed not to have even realized the danger it had just faced. How odd it much be to have such a quiet existence. She pet the monkey finally and he didn't seem to mind her hand.

Jenny nodded, "I feel the same way. I understand his bitterness, but that doesn't mean that anyone deserved his wrath from it. Those people... all those people..." she shook her head, feeling almost sick. "And they weren't the only ones he hurt."

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Rest and Recovery || TARDIS and Jenny

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The TARDIS considered Jenny’s question for a moment.  It would be simple enough for her to give a literal answer — of course her memory records of every place she had visited were intact. She would not have it otherwise.  Still, the implied meaning behind the question compelled a more precise response. “I do. However, it is unlikely that my memories of that visit could be translated into a form that would be recognizable to a flesh-based operating system such as yours.  The scope of the data I retained is broader, but affords less…emotional context?”  In her current form, she had noticed a distinct shift in that trend.

With a wry smile, she replied “For the most part, they are.”  There were, of course, occasional misunderstandings regarding appropriate places to nest.  But those were to be expected. She considered not answering Jenny’s question, but she had been the one to open that avenue of conversation, so she responded calmly. “Lucifer.”

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Jenny nodded in a mixture of understanding and confusion. "So you do remember it but you remember it as a ship and not a person so it's hard to explain as a person?" she guessed. She hoped she didn't sound too silly. She wondered how a ship, any ship, would describe a planet or anything for that matter. It would be interesting to hear.

She smiled at the monkey who had sat on her. He seemed comfortable and content. So much so that she gently and slowly started to reach towards him. He looked at her hand, but when he gave no motion of uncertainty, she slowly continued forward. "I won't hurt you," she told him.

Jenny was quiet when the woman mentioned Lucifer. "Lucifer... I spoke to him as well. Not about monkeys, but... He was in so much pain..." she whispered gently, keeping her eye on the monkey. "Not that that excused him causing others pain, but..."

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Rest and Recovery || TARDIS and Jenny

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The TARDIS was not particularly surprised by Jenny’s response. “I have extensive xenobiology records, should you desire further knowledge of the more common variants of life form,” she offered.  Then, to clarify, she continued “Not in the memory of this body, but in my main data banks.”  The purely biological system was really wholly inefficient. Perhaps she could redesign it, now that they had leisure time.  She considered giving the monkey a nudge in the right direction, but it seemed that natural curiosity was winning out for the moment, so she settled back with a satisfied expression to watch the small creature cautiously approach Jenny.  The rest of her small troop seemed disinclined to move, and she couldn’t say she minded.

She nodded once in response to Jenny’s question. “It would not have been right to leave them there. I, at least, can sustain their habitat indefinitely until such a time as I can find them an appropriate home.”  She was hesitant to relay the full story, but a sense of honesty compelled her to add “Besides which, I had promised that I would.”

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Jenny smiled, "Oh, I would love to read those! I love seeing new plants and creatures! My planet was void of all that. Such a waste, really. It's so wonderful to see the colours of other planets." She cocked her head and asked, "Do you remember visiting my planet?" She watched the little monkey continue to approach her as she spoke. She stayed still, letting him come to her. He finally reached her and then looked back to TARDIS before he seated himself on Jenny's crossed legs. "Comfortable?" she asked him.

"That is very sweet of you. I'm glad you are able to care for them. They seem like such endearing creatures," she said, watching the one in her lap. She didn't move to touch him yet. She didn't want to scare him away so soon. "Who did you promise?" she wondered. 

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Rest and Recovery || TARDIS and Jenny

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The TARDIS was somewhat confused by Jenny’s laughter, but she smiled in response to it anyway, not wishing to appear rude. “They are similar in some respects to Earth primates, especially external morphology, but they vary greatly in others,” she agreed.  Once Jenny was settled, she plucked one of the bolder creatures out of the rapidly devolving mess that had been made from her hair, and gave it a gentle push in her direction, moving slowly to avoid dislodging any of the others. “Go say hello,” she directed it. She was still uncertain how much the creatures understood, but hopefully curiosity would win out.

"You aren’t intruding," she reassured Jenny. "Had I required privacy, there would not have been a door to this room." Her smile contained a hint of sadness as she considered how to explain the monkeys. "I found them on a planet called Lota," she said eventually.  "It’s a desert planet now, but their ancestors were closed off in a kind of biodiversity cache, in case conditions changed again."

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Jenny nodded, but the TARDIS's answer didn't help her very much. "I'm sorry, but I don't know much about earth animals. My planet was barren above and below the surface. We didn't even have rats or cockroaches," she told her. She watched the curious little creature eye her and she smiled to it. She laid back, relaxed, and waited to see if it would continue to slowly approach. "The only plants I saw were terraformed into one singular garden. I thought it enormous when I first saw it. After seeing other planets that had been completely terraformed, or this planet which hasn't been because of it's natural growth, I knew just how miniscule it was."

She nodded when the TARDIS assured her. It was easy to forget that she was more than just a mere passenger like Jenny. It was also easy to forget that the ship was nothing like her little Vagabond. She was so much more. Jenny constantly marveled at her abilities. How could she be so amazing? How could one ship, one person, do so much? 

"You saved them then?" Jenny asked, unsure.

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Rest and Recovery || TARDIS and Jenny

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The TARDIS wasn’t capable of losing track of time, but she did push her focus on the passage of time to the back of her awareness, which amounted to nearly the same thing, as it meant that she was initially unsure how much time had gone by when she heard the door of her little forest open. She looked up curiously, and smiled slightly to see that it was Jenny. She didn’t think she should like to deal with any other passengers that might be lingering at the moment, but her Time Lords were always welcome company.

It didn’t seem like Jenny noticed her presence at first, which was unsurprising. She was tucked away, after all, and somewhat covered in monkeys.  While Jenny was exploring, she kept her silence, letting her look around in peace.  She didn’t break the silence in the room until one of her monkeys did, making a loud sound that she interpreted as surprise.

"They’re quite friendly," she called out to Jenny, not budging from her seat for fear of dislodging one of her furry companions. "If you give them a little time to get used to you, of course."

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Jenny turned when she heard a familiar voice. She smiled to TARDIS and let out a small laugh when she saw her assorted collection of creatures that had decided to use her as a bed. They all seemed very comfortable and the woman seemed in no way perturbed. "I've never seen anything like them," she admitted. "They are so interesting. Where did you find them?"

Wanting to take her advice, she settled down at the base of a tree and relaxed, waiting for the little creatures to become curious enough to see who she was instead of chasing them and quit probably terrifying the poor things without meaning to do so. "Oh, I'm not intruding on you, am I?" she worried for a moment. "If you wish to be alone, I can leave. I'm just out exploring for a bit."

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Rest and Recovery || TARDIS and Jenny

It was a very good thing that Lucifer had been locked away. It meant that humanity was in no more danger than usual again, and that the people she cared about were going to take at least a little time off from throwing themselves recklessly into danger. The TARDIS was pleased by that fact. However, she also found herself experiencing another emotion that it took longer for her to process.  It wasn’t until she secluded herself in her makeshift jungle that she identified it. Regret.

She regretted the fact that she hadn’t been able to convince Lucifer to leave her planet alone. She regretted that he was locked up and alone somewhere where he couldn’t see the stars. There had been no other possible outcome, so why was she sad?

She settled herself at the base of one of the mostly-robotic trees, inadvertently encouraging her little troop of moneys to join her.  Before long, two of them had settled in her hair, and several more on her lap and shoulders.  The weight and warmth were somehow comforting.

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Jenny was glad that the apocalypse was over. She was glad that the planet was safe. She was glad that everything and everyone would be able to live life without fear of the archangel's painful wrath.

Yet she was still sad for the archangel. He'd been caged, again. Not only was he trapped beneath the earth, but he was trapped in his own rage, his own hatred. That was no way to live.

Jenny had woken up inside of one of the many rooms in the TARDIS and she had taken to exploring the ship to ease her mind. Going around and finding new places, or new things, always made her happy and helped clear her mind.

She tried many doors. Some wouldn't open, others opened into what looked like wardrobes while others looked more like pantries. She quickly grew bored of those and moved on to the next.

She opened the door and was greeted by... a garden? She smiled, looking at all of the plants. Her world had been so bare. She loved to see that such things on other planets were different. She heard a startled screech from a creature and turned to study him. He studied her right back for a moment before he disappeared into the trees.

"I love new lifeforms," she smiled.

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Conversations in a Library | Jenny and Sam

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Sam exhaled heavily, running his fingers through his hair and taking in the sight before him. This wasn’t going to be an easy task, not in the slightest. He was pretty sure taking out the wendigo may have been simpler than this.

"That is a really good question," he said, bracing himself on his knees and taking a closer look at the scripture. "This…is probably going to take a while."

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Jenny sighed beside Sam. She chewed on her lip a little bit and nodded. "Well, at least we are in a time machine, so we have a lot more time than most," she said light-heartedly. It was a lame joke, but a joke all the same.

"Alright, so Lucifer breaks out..... here..." she said, pointing to a scroll. She closed all of the scrolls that came before it and then looked the rest over. "I'm not really one to watch the news. Besides Canterbury, which I don't see mentioned by name. Well, what else has happened?" she asked.

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Conversations in a Library | Jenny and Sam

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Glad that he could finally prove of some use while they walked around the ship, Sam took a seat next to her and took a close look at the pages. He appreciated her not pressuring him for an answer, and even grinned a bit. She was kind of amusing. And also tiny - now, sitting next to her, he was very aware of how tall he was in comparison. It was a sensation he was very used to.

"Revelation Chapter 6 is the key one," he said. "But most of that has already happened." The breaking of the seals. He grimaced and pushed that particular memory out of his head. "But, it looks like you’ve got the key ones all laid out."

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Jenny put the last scroll in place as Sam took his seat next to her. She was glad that he didn't seem put out by her asking about what was bothering him. She scanned over the scrolls again, trying to make sure that everything was in order and that everything she thought was relevant was exposed. She wasn't sure how well she'd done, but she felt it was a start.

"Chapter 6?" she asked. "I think these are before they had chapter titles..." she said, scanning over them. "But, wait, a lot of that chapter has happened? Good! I mean, not good because I have read all of this and I really wouldn't want any of this to happen if it can be stopped, but good that we are on the right track to making it stop," she clarified, not wanting to sound like she was on Lucifier's side. He may be hurt and he may be broken, but he had no right to harm others because of it. "Alright, so the next question is... where are we?" she wondered.

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Conversations in a Library | Jenny and Sam

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Sam nodded, though he didn’t quite agree with her opinion regarding the scriptures - not from faith, but more from evidence. But he understood why she thought as much.

"I’m Sam," he said with a grin. "Do you want any help? I don’t really have anything to do until we touch down again." He rubbed the back of his neck, "Plus, the distraction would be nice."

He was starting to feel the guilt for leaving his brother behind, but he knew Dean could take care of himself. Also, time machine, so, Dean technically wouldn’t have been left alone for as long as it felt he had been.

"I have some experience with the scriptures, but never any as old as these," he said. His nerdy side was kind of geeking out over it, actually.

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Jenny was a bit taken back, but she brightened considerably when Sam offered to help. "Oh, well, yes, that would be very nice. Can, umm, can you read these?" she asked him as she scooted over a bit so that he could join her. 

"What do you need distracted from?" she asked him. "Wait, nevermind. I take that back. It's a bit hard for you to be distracted from something while you are talking about it." She waved her arms at the scrolls. "I'm just putting things in order now and trying to figure out what bits and pieces are relevant."

When he said he had some experience with scriptures, she smiled again, "Oh good, because I have absolutely none. I'd never even read of this book until today, so sorting through it has been rather a challenge. Are there more chapters like this one?" she asked.

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Conversations in a Library | Jenny and Sam

Sam was left wandering the library after his brief encounter with Dr. Watson, curiosity getting the best of him as he started exploring through the numerous stacks of books - there were some he’d never even heard of, but he figured it was best he didn’t get too curious. This was all still way too new to him and he wasn’t comfortable finding more out than he already did. He wasn’t certain if he ever would be.

He turned a corner and paused as he spotted a small, blonde haired girl sitting in the middle of a collection of scrolls. He paused, blinking in confusion.

"Ah, hi," he said. He glanced over the scrolls curiously. He blinked as he recognized some of them. "Are you looking over the scrolls of Revelation?"

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Jenny and debated what to do after Sherlock left. In the end, she decided that he was a grown human and that he could decide whether or not he would like to return the library by himself whenever he desired. Besides, she had work to do, even if he found it nonsense. 

She was engrossed in her work, but not so much so that she didn't feel another person moving around the library when they got a few stacks away. Normally, she would go investigate, but they were in her father's ship, so she didn't think they would be a danger. When the man rounded the corner and spoke, she finally looked up.

She'd seen several modern day humans and few of them were as ridiculously tall as the one in front of her. She doubted she would come up to his shoulder if she stood beside him. She quickly processed his question, then nodded, "Yes, I am," she told him. She put the most recent scroll in order. "I'm trying to see if I can figure out Lucifer's next move. I know, it's silly to hope prophetic hallucinations will guide me, but if he believes it than it doesn't matter what I believe," she said firmly.

She realised that that might have been a bit rude, so she added, "I'm Jenny, by the way," 

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In Quest of a Solution || Sherlock & Jenny

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Sherlock could hardly believe what he was hearing.  Turning his own argument back on him? How incredibly irritating, and incorrect on top of that.  He was not inclined to tolerate this nonsense any longer, no matter how fascinating the woman was.  Fascination was not enough to keep him anywhere where he was having his intelligence insulted this way.

"I can hardly be blamed for the flaw in your original intent," he retorted. Honestly, perhaps he’d been giving the girl too much credit. "You wished to locate books on this language, I am merely explaining the best way to go about it." He threw up his hands.  Obviously she was not to be reasoned with. "But as you are clearly not interested in logic, I shall avoid impeding your work any further." He spun on his heel and stalked off without another word.  Obviously it was time to go back to his original plan of exploring this ship until such a time as he could get off it.

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Jenny saw the look on Sherlock's face and she knew that he was not at all happy with what she had just pointed out to him. That was humans for you. An idea was silly until it was their idea, and then it was absolutely brilliant and not to be altered in the slightest.

She wanted to get a word in during his little rant, but he made it rather difficult. He also made it clear that he didn't want to hear anything else she had to say. He might as well have just stuck his fingers in his ears and started singing for all he was willing to listen. When he spun around and left, she blinked several times and simply stared after him. Well, that was a bit... dramatic? Was that the word? "I'll be... here..." she called after him. He probably didn't care, but she wasn't sure how else to respond to an adult getting angry and waving his arms about before leaving the room to avoid a conversation they couldn't win. 

And they said she was a child at her age. Hmph.

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Hello, everyone! I have just learned that today is a holiday made for giving out lots and lots of candy treats that usually have something to do with symbolic hearts and red or pink coloring. I decided to make these! These are chocolate raspberry spritz teddy bears and there are approximately fifty for each of you. Enjoy!

[jennythetimelord]

Today is an Earth holiday called 'Valentines Day' on which it is apparently customary to give gifts of candies. I tried to get you an assortment so you can try them all -- the dark brown ones are bitter, but I think they are the best. I hope you enjoy them.

Really? There is a day dedicated to the passing out of candy to people? I love this day already! Thank you, TARDIS. Give me a relative moment and I'll have something for everyone as well. 

<3 Jenny

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Watercolor Jenny by ~korabug16