Message in a Bottle (Nine)

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Jenny had gone many places since leaving Messaline, she had acquired two quad blasters, which, while sounding violent, had actually enabled the time lady to solve problems in much more peaceful ways, as she had learned from her dad. It had seemed like ages since her dad had left Messaline, not knowing that she had revived moments after.

This brought her to the planet she was on now, Cashel. It was inhabited by humans, and there she found a way to contact her father. She had found a man in a Cantina, who began explaining how messages used to be placed in bottles, and thrown into the sea. This gave Jenny an idea.

The blonde pulled out whatever writing utensil she had, and began scribbling out a letter to her dad, making a few copies in case the first one didn't work.

Hi Dad,

It's Jenny, your daughter from the progeneration machine on Messaline. I know you probably think I died after General Cobb shot me (it sure looked that way, I know), but I revived...somehow, still haven't figured that one out yet (you probably could?). Anyways, I stole a shuttlecraft right after I revived, and have been having tons of fun exploring, just like you and Donna told me about. I don't know how to find you, so I'm hoping this message in a bottle thing works out. Right now, I'm at a Cantina on a planet called Cashel, there are a bunch of humans here, so I think I'm safe, I'll be staying here for a bit, just in case you find this. I hope I can make you proud.

Love,

Jenny

Jenny scrawled in big letters on the outside of the paper of each one, "TO: THE DOCTOR" before rolling them up and shoving them inside their respective empty beer bottles. The blonde then promptly hovered above the planets atmosphere in the shuttlecraft, and ejected the bottles into space before returning to the planet's surface, hoping her dad would find it in time.

Subject: Re: Message in a Bottle (Nine) Thu Jul 30, 2015 9:51 pm

Blinking down at the letter he held in his hands, the Doctor tried to make sense of just what it said. "A... Daughter..?" Blinking again, he cast a look over at the console of the TARDIS and raised an eyebrow at it's curious sounding whine. "Don't ask me, it's not like I 'ave a clue." With a shrug, he tucked the letter into the pocket of his jacket and wandered over to the controls, intent on going somewhere else, anywhere else other than what the letter said.

A loud groan made him pause and shoot a sharp look up at the time rotor. "Don't 'ave any words with me. I don't want to go." Reaching over, he tried to turn one of the colored dials only to have a loud pop and spark shoot out at his fingers, singing the tips and making him jerk his arm back. "What? You want me to go? Too bad I'm the driver." He grumbled, trying to ignore the increasing whine beginning to come from the console in front of him while he continued setting the co-ordinates.

A loud groan and sudden jerk of the TARDIS, sent him back into the jumper seat behind him, earning a surprised groan from the Time Lord as the ship began moving on it's own, intent on it's own destination. "No! Don't you dare!" Trying to get up, he was toppled back into the seat again when the ship tilted under his feet once more.

Several minutes of swearing and tumbling landed the TARDIS and her unwilling ride-along on the planet of Cashel, just around the corner from the main street. Getting to his feet finally, the Doctor strode towards the console, intent on leaving before his supposed daughter showed up only to have the controls lock and refuse to move and respond.

"Come on!" He shouted, pounding a fist on the edge of the controls, receiving only silence in return. With a frustrated growl, he turned around and began walking towards the door, grumbling under his breath the whole way about touchy time machines and irritating letters while he stepped outside and shut the door tight behind him.

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Jenny had hardly even re-entered the cantina when she heard the whooshing noise of her dad's TARDIS. It couldn't have possibly been anything else, there wasn't anything else in the universe that made that sound, right? It was far too unique for that.

Jenny promptly changed direction, and headed in the direction where the sound had come from, her blonde ponytail bobbing up and down as she walked. Soon, she found exactly what she was looking for, the blue box that was the TARDIS.

Jenny adjusted her quad blasters in the holsters on her thighs as she approached the box, her expression visibly brightening when she realized it was in fact the same box her father had, though the exterior looked a bit different.

Not only did the exterior look different, but so the man who stepped out looked different too. This man was balding, and had large ears, nothing like her dad's hair. He also looked a bit angrier, and more angsty, with the lines on his forehead and the leather jacket he was sporting.

Jenny's expression turned a bit more serious as she approached the man, "Oi! You're not my dad, so why do you have his TARDIS?" she questioned, tentatively placing her hand on one of the quad blasters on her thigh, "Unless you're one of his companions? Are you one of the Doctor's companions?" she inquired, raising an eyebrow. If his companion was here, he'd have to be here too, right?

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