Excerpt from: The Many Doctors – Chapter 107
The
console room was similar, but not identical to, the way it would
appear with the next three Doctors. The Doctor laid in the
coordinates.
“Cool,”
Felicia said.
“Would
you like a jellybaby?”
1
October 2018
Ponta
Delgada, Azores Autonomous Region, Portugal
The
TARDIS materialised near the centre of the city. The Doctor activated
the Scanner. “You’re right,” he said. “There are indications
of Drahvin activity.”
“Good,”
Felicia said, quietly.
The
Doctor thought for a moment. “I can help you find him,” he said.
“That’s
what all the others said,” Felicia said.
“What’s
to say that I won’t succeed where they failed?” the Doctor asked.
“Worth
a shot,” Felicia said, slightly cheerier.”
The
Doctor set the TARDIS into motion.
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Excerpt
from: Chapter 108: Mystery of Ages: Jarokolla
The
TARDIS was still travelling, when Felicia returned to the console
room.
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Excerpt from: The Many Doctors: Chapter 179
“Ammonia?
That’s interesting,” Sabrina said.
“I
knew you would find it such, Sabie,” the Doctor said. “And now,
we’ve locked on!”
The
TARDIS materialised aboard the Rill ship. Small robots surrounded the
ship. “Chumblies,” the Doctor commented.
“Chumblies?”
“That’s
what one of my companions called them,” the Doctor recalled. He
clicked his fingers, and the door opened.
“Is
that you, Doctor?”
“More
or less,” the Doctor answered.
“You
don’t look the same, but the ship does.”
“That’s
true.”
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Excerpt from: The Many Doctors: Chapter 220
“It
is possible,” the Doctor said.
“Great,”
Ezri said. “You did bring a tricorder, right, Michaela?”
“Of
course, Ezri,” Michaela said.
“You
should know by now, that your Fed-tech doesn’t always work,” the
Doctor said.
“Of
course,” Michaela said. “This universe clearly operates on
different principles than ours.”
“Not
really,” the Doctor said. “Anyhow, let’s find my earlier self.
It is possible that he may already be looking.”
“Sure,”
Robyn said.
They
went deeper into the forest, and soon found the other TARDIS. “Here’s
the TARDIS,” Ezri said.
“Yes,
but he could be anywhere,” the Doctor said.
“We
could wait inside,” Robyn suggested.
“He
wouldn’t like that,” the Doctor objected.
“So,
we wait out here?” Michaela asked. It was obvious that she was
still wary of the forest.
“Yes,”
the Doctor answered.
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Excerpt from: Trouble in the Future v2
She looked exactly as she did (or would) in the (small) photos
provided by Amanda, except of course for the hair. They hoped that it
would remain that way. “Hi,” Myra said.
“What are you doing there?” she asked.
“We're waiting for a friend,” Myra answered. It was true. They
would talk to the other agent if it was possible.
“What are you doing?” Leigh asked.
“Also waiting,” the young woman said enigmatically. She looked
back to the entrance of the Bistro and looked at the few students who
were leaving.
“This is going to be difficult,” Myra commented quietly.
“Try asking her name,” Leigh suggested,
“We already know her name. Besides, I don't think that would be a
good idea. She's already on guard!” Myra said.
Leigh thought for a moment. “Good point,” he said. There had to
be another way to reassure her that they didn't intend anyting
untoward.
However, another person then came out of the Bistro. It was a guy.
“Right,” Myra said, ready to follow.
“Come on, 'Ella',” the guy said.
Leigh and Myra looked at each other. That wasn't her name. Not even a
diminutive of either of her given names. Something else to be worried
about. 'I'm not sure what it means,' Myra thought.
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Excerpt from: Defiant Map Game (Alternate version of Mystery
of the Defiant)
Eighteenth Hour
Kim Pine (Scott Pilgrim)
Kim Pine was not sure why she groped for her drumsticks as she woke
up. She never slept with them even when she was a child. As soon as
her hand curled around a pair she felt reassured. She sat up and
looked at the sticks. They looked brand new. She wondered why she had
fallen asleep all dressed up. She didn't drink anymore. She wondered
where she was. She stood up and looked both ways along the hallway.
'There's a Trek convention in town? But Neil and Scott together
aren't smart enough to drag me down to some lame replica as a joke,'
she thought.
She knew where to stick those new drumsticks if that was true though.
She walked down the corridor wondering where the 'lameos' were who
were supposed run around babbling in Klingon...
Kim rounded a corner and saw two schoolgirls coming towards her. She
saw that one of them was Japanese, wearing a sailor girl uniform. The
other was caucasian, with red hair a shade darker than hers and
glasses. The two were holding hands. The Japanese girl was happy,
with the other one seeming to be uncomfortable. She extended her
right hand. “Kim Pine. Where the **** are we anyway?” She then
stated her appreciation for the Caucasian girl's boots.
The Japanese girl grinned broadly and bowed before shaking Kim's
hand. “Oh, Kim, Pine-san. I am Tomoko Kuroki of Tokyo. And allow me
to introduce my friend: Commander Daria Morgendorffer, second in
Command of this ship,” she said in rather good French.
The other one scowled and added, also in French. “I'm Daria
Morgendorffer. And I'm not second in command of anything. The Captain
trusts me, is all. You're not halluncinating, Kim. You are on the
Federation starship Defiant about twenty light years from
Earth. Mokocchi, er, Tomoko here doesn't speak English and no
Japanese for me, so if you know it, let's stick to French. Doesn't
really matter here though.”
“Enchanted, I'm sure,” Kim answered. “Sorry, I'm not buying it.
Are people going to jump out of doors and shout, 'Happy Birthday'? No
one cared much before. Hey, if you wanted to do a theme birthday, I'm
more of an Orphan Black girl myself.”
Daria nodded. “Oh, it gets weirder and in light of a new occupant
of our fair ship, curiouser and curiouser. Come on, Kim, I bet you're
hungry. Tomoko and I were going to the replicators, before I go to
bed. It's been Eighteen hours.” Daria yawned.
Without hesitation, Kim placed her hand in Daria's and the three
young women walked along.
Elsewhere in the ship, River awoke. She remembered where she was.
“Don't panic!” the EMH said.
“Holo-Doctor appeared on Voyager, not DS9,” River
said.
“If you're referring to what the Captain said about Fictional
people appearing on ship, my program has been installed on all
Starfleet vessels, not just those in the Intrepid class,”
the EMH said.
“I understand,” River said.
“How much Star Trek is there?” Greg wondered from nearby,
in a tone, that implied that he was talking to himself.
River looked at him. “Greg Heffley. Wimpy Kid, early 2010s,” she
said.
“Hey!” Greg objected.
“Five vid-series,” River continued, ignoring Greg's objection.
“Right, bye!” Greg said. He then ran from the Sickbay.
While Greg was running from sickbay, Magneto entered the mess hall.
He approached Catwoman and Bender. “Do you know where the one
named, Amanda Waller, the one also refered to as 'The Wall', is? He
had heard that she wanted to meet him.
“On the Bridge,” Bender answered quickly.
Magneto knew that Bender was afraid of his powers. “Thank you,”
he said. “Come with me.”
“Of course,” the robot said.
“WHY DO YOU WANT WALLER?”
Papyrus asked.
“You won't need to know,” Magneto answered.
Greg entered Engineering. He figured that he could talk to R2D2 about
things that the movies didn't cover. (He had heard about the Extended
Universe, but his school didn't have those books in the library.)
“R2?” he asked.
He saw the Droid there, but also Ashoka. She was working on something
next to the big pulsing tank in the middle of the room that he was
sure was a reactor of some sort. She stopped and came towards him.
“Greg, right?” she asked.
“Yes.”
“Why are you here?”
“I thought I could talk to R2, about his adventures with Luke,”
Greg answered. “What were you doing?”
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