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â1200 years? Â Wow!â
âDoesnt look a day over thirty, either.â Jenny grinned.
âHe seems to keep looking younger and younger it seems like.â
âIf only it worked that way for all of us.â Jenny replied with a grin.
She grinned back at Jenny. Â âOh, I know.â
"That'd be lovely."
-raises an eyebrow- Really? Hmm, as long as the health risks are minimal then?
*Jenny grinned* Theyâre worth it, at the very least.
Really? As long as theyâre worth it and you donât mind the risks
'Course I don't. There's gotta be risk in your line of work too, isn't there?
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âI wonder if I exist in whatever universe youâre from.â Jenny said curiously. âProbably. I imagine I stick pretty well.â she said with a hint of a smug grin on her lips.
âI imagine you do, and if youâre a friend of the Doctorâs, Iâd say itâd be a shame to not have you in our universe.â Jack said with a small smirk and a light chuckle.
"If you do ever meet me in your universe, you'll have to tell me I said hello." she said with a bright grin, this was all very silly.
âProbably do.â she said with a grin. âWhat about you? You learning more in school or out in the universe?â
âOut in the universe!â Theta responded with a grin of his own. âIâm a horrible student anyways.âÂ
Jenny laughed and lowered her voice. "I was too. Always daydreaming about bigger and better things. Couldn't see the point to sitting and staring at a blackboard eight hours a day. Got my knuckles rapped quite a few times for my daydreaming."
i just realized this scene is a really bad joke
because
would you like a jelly baby
SCREAMS AND VOMITS
âDonât talk to her that way,â Andromeda snapped. âShe has just as much right to question you as I do. And given that this is her planet, she probably has even more right. Add to that the fact that she carries a very long and sharp sword, and I think youâll agree that she deserves a bit of respect.â She glanced back at Jenny and winked at her.
She glared back at the two, then began walking toward their machinery. âRent is cheap. I imagine so. But it doesnât seem worth it when youâre going to stick out like a sore thumb here. Surely there were places you could go where you would be less obvious? And not so threatening to the local population? Perhaps you should relocate to another planet. In fact, I highly suggest that you do.â She buzzed the machinery with her sonic screwdriver. âWouldnât want to have your nice setup here damaged beyond repair, would you?â
"But not your planet." the taller one said. "What about you, where are you from? What are you doing here?"
"Oh that's a good question, brother!" the shorter one chirped, but he was only replied to with a glare.Â
Jenny smirked at Andromeda. She liked this woman. Quite a bit, really. "Thank you, ma'am." she said with a bright grin.
"What are you doing?!?!" he snapped, moving between the screwdriver and his machines. "You stop that right now!"
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âOh yeah, I think I heard about some of that, never really got the whole story.â He said with a small shrug.
âItâs confusing at first, but then you get used to it. Gives you a chance to meet someone you know in a way you never knew âem.â Jack said with a grin. âAnd people that might not exist in your own universe.â
"I wonder if I exist in whatever universe you're from." Jenny said curiously. "Probably. I imagine I stick pretty well." she said with a hint of a smug grin on her lips.
âI would think it would be.â Theta responded before going quiet for a moment. âReally? Thatâs still a shorter time then I have to be in school for.â He laughed and shook his head. âI think everyone learns more out of school than in itâŠâÂ
"Probably do." she said with a grin. "What about you? You learning more in school or out in the universe?"
While the first one seemed sharp and quick, the one that scurried out from under the machine and scrambled to his feet seemed a little more dull, with a voice that came thick. âI told you this wasnât a good place to build weapons!â he said, his eyes wide and his mouth slightly agape. He looked a little hunched over, clearly not the leader, more likely only brought along to do repairs, an image furthered by the tools in his hand.
âShut up.â the taller one said before looking back to Andromeda. âI asked you first. And the fact that you know how advanced this is for this time and place just makes it all the more suspicious that youâre here.â
Jenny could feel the tension in the room, this wasnât a friendly chat. She was rather worried that something was going to explode, not sure if she was more afraid of that being the machinery or a person.
She took a good look at the two through narrowed eyes. They didnât seem particularly menacing, but the fact they were making weapons was still a major concern. âWell, weâre here,â she huffed, âbecause I detected your machinery. I could hear it from down the streetâit doesnât sound like anything that should exist here and now.â She put a hand on her hip and pointed at them wildly with her sonic screwdriver. âWho do you think you are, building weapons in Victorian London? You donât belong here. Why are you here?â
The sharper one crossed his arms over his chest. "We have just as much a right to be here as you do." he sassed back. "We're here because the rent's cheap." he said.Â
"Well that doesn't sound like something that's a very good reason. When are you even from?"
They looked at Jenny, the shorter one seemed to shy behind the taller one. "No one asked you, hu-mon." the taller one snapped.
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âDemonâs Run? Donât think Iâm familiar with that place or story, but no, he wouldnât, and you probably havenât met him. I know most Doctors who travel with the Ponds are in there eleventh face, mineâs still in his tenth and heâll always be.â Jack said with a small smile. It still amazed him, how all the time lines and universes were coexisting they way they were, but he couldnât complain. He met some interesting people because of it.
"The Doctor called in several favors he was owed to rescue Amy Pond and her baby... we tried. We did." she said with a bit of a sad look. "And Amy was fine, in the end. So was the baby, but that took longer." she said.
"Oh that is dreadfully confusing." she admitted. "How on Earth do you keep track of it all?"
â1200 years? Â Wow!â
âDoesnt look a day over thirty, either.â Jenny grinned.
âHe seems to keep looking younger and younger it seems like.â
"If only it worked that way for all of us." Jenny replied with a grin.
Well⊠actually there is, things explode, people get killed. But itâs more acute health risks than long term accumulating.Â
-raises an eyebrow- Really? Hmm, as long as the health risks are minimal then?
*Jenny grinned* They're worth it, at the very least.
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âOh yes, it does everything,â he smiles proudly and pats his pocket where the sonic is nestled. Thereâs really no point in mentioning that it doesnât work on wood, because itâs an embarrassingly irksome fact, and something he likes to try to forget as often as possible. He sipped his tea and smiled brightly at Jenny. Heâd shifted guilty in his seat as sheâd cleared his mess up, but was grateful she hadnât told him off. Sheâd make a jolly good companion, he thought to himself. Although he couldnât imagine heâd fare very well under the wrath of Madame Vastra if he tried to steal her partner away.Â
After draining the rest of his tea, he pushed his cup away and with a flick of his wrist, he checked his watch. âI think I ought to be making a move. Donât like to be away from the TARDIS for too long. Not these days.â
She smiled at him as he looked so proud of his screwdriver. He was really adorable, sometimes, a bit like a child, when he wasn't brooding or going to war for his friends.
"I understand. It was great to see you, Doctor." Jenny said with a smile. "You know you're more than welcome to drop in any time you'd like. We like seeing you, even Strax does, despite all his complaining." she said with a bright smile.  She stood up and took a small box of biscuits from the cabinet "For the road." she said, handing it to him. "... or time space vortex, as the case may be."
âWell⊠the schools run by the state are free, but you have to be able to afford not to work, and most families, you have to work to keep food on the table. Or stay home with the little ones so your mum can work.â Jenny said with a shrug. âItâs just the way things are here.â
âWhat? ThatâŠ..thatâs not right. All kids should go to school, education is important.â Theta paused, tilting his head to the side. âOh, I see. Sorry, things are just so different here then they are at home.â
"It is different... I've heard it's different here, even just a hundred years from now. That kids have to go to school till they're at least sixteen, and then most go after that too. But that's just not how it is right now. It'll change, though. And I've learned a lot, outside of school, more than I ever did in it."
