9th
Excerpt
from: Changes in Time and Space
“There is...”
“What's the problem?” The Doctor asked.
Words: 8
Excerpt
from: The Engineer and the Time Lady
“But nothing else unusual?” Emmerson asked.
“Nothing,” Hernandez said. But then an alert came up.
“Wait! A strange energy signature, somewhere in Oxford.”
“That is something to investigate, wouldn't you think?”
Emmerson asked.
“Commanders Log, supplemental. Indications of
anachronistic technology have been detected in the United Kingdom. An Away Team
has been sent in a shuttle to investigate.”
“We're clearing the Moon now, Lieutenant,” Albert
reported.
Hernandez looked at Earth as it rose above the Lunar
limb. “A sight for sore eyes,” she breathed.
“Absolutely,” Lawson said.
“It is nearly sunset in the United Kingdom,” Albert reported.
An image of the North Sea and the surrounding land areas appeared on the
monitor. The terminator was approaching East Anglia.
“Right,” Hernandez decided. “Set us down near the Thames
to the east of Oxford, just after sunset. Keep out of the flightpaths of any
airliners that may be going to and from Heathrow.”
“Aye,” Albert said.
The Toronto landed on a deserted stretch of river
bank. Hernandez emerged first and began to scan. “The energy reading is located
at the University.”
“It's going to be difficult to get in there at this
hour,” Lawson stated.
“We're going to try anyway,” Hernandez said.
They grabbed their supplies and headed towards the
University. “You're from Oxford, right?” Albert asked.
“Windsor actually,” Hernandez clarified.
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219
Excerpt
from: Troubles of Ronisaka
“Of course I can!”
The Doctor glanced at her and
then they both pressed their attack. “Careful, Clara,” he said.
Clara smirked, but said
nothing as she dodged a side swipe.
“You’re good,” Kamasagi said.
“There’s something else…” the
Doctor began.
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41
Excerpt
from: Death in the Field
Officer Daniel Langford didn’t know what to expect when
he and his partner were called out to the Marsh. That there had been a murder…
Words:
25
Excerpt
from: Daria and the Impossible
Daria
asked.
“Because,
we believe the passenger was from Highland, Texas,” the agent asked.
Jane
noticed Daria going pale. “Daria? Are you OK?”
“It
can’t be a coincidence,” Daria murmured.
“I’m
sorry?” Jane asked.
“My nightmare.”
“Oh.”
Daria
turned back to the Agent. “So, who do you think the signal is from?”
“A girl
named Clara Goodwin,” he answered.
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59
Total: 352
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