[Text] I never thought I'd be this amused at being asked time period. Same year we met, not long after. Ahm, I think I'm okay. Incredibly dizzy. The thing hit the ground and let out a screeching sound, and started vibrating violently. I blacked out and woke up a little ways away. [Text]
[Text]: Alright, I’m on my way. I only hope it’s the right time. Just… stay where you are. Try to keep out of sight.
Landing the TARDIS as subtly as he could, the Doctor strolled out, his hair a mess to betray his worried state of mind. Not much he could do now but… search the entire… city of London. Good thing the exposure to the TARDIS had made the Professor easy to track. The TARDIS had located her general time. Hopefully he had landed somewhere nearby. Being clever always had it’s advantages.
The Professor could only wonder if she had done the best she could to give away her location. Attempting to describe her surroundings was really hopeless while she wasn't at her best. And that blasted ringing in her ears just was not stopping. As if it was stuck--
And then an idea graced her mind. Oh, how brilliant she was! Remembering what The Doctor told her about the special Pen she always had. Sonic Pen.
Quickly, her hands dug inside pockets, searching for the little useful object. Never leave home without it. And once she had it in her hands, it was held close to the scientists face. Carefully twisting the end of it and pressing down a few of the colored buttons at the back.
Finally, she held it up, and pressed down. Activating the buzzing noise, and praying that she had made the signal strong enough. Like a data beacon. Maybe the Screwdriver he had could find it.












