The Beginning of Lily

"Lily, and this is Siren," she gestured to the girl next to her. Offering him a hand, "You... You time travelled?" Lily asked, a bit worried about him. "I feel as if anything is possible after getting kidnapped by some strange aliens..."

She has exited the cab and had begun lowering her weapon... just as this man said he was the Doctor. The revolver came back up, level with his forehead. "Which regeneration, Doc-" she stopped, and looked at the can driver, then around, realizing they were in public. Siren set a wad of notes on the hood of the vehicle, and shoved her hands into her pockets after returning her revolver to its hiding place in her jacket. "We should go somewhere...else."

"I agree. Let's go somewhere a little less populated. And 13th regeneration." The Doctor says looking down at the grown, noticing Lily was wearing converse. "Cool shoes. My tenth incarnation always wore them. Anyway, as he would say, Allon-sy!" He tells them.

Lily led the way to her flat. "No one lives with me so we shouldn't get bothered," she explained, unlocking the door. It opened to a small front room with some things sitting on the coffee table. The lights revealed a comfortable tan couch and two lounge chairs. "Make yourselves comfortable. Want some tea?" Lily offered, taking her shoes and jacket off.

She follows into the room. "Tea would be much appreciated." Siren stands near the door with her hands now out of her pockets. She's significantly less at ease then before, and is keeping watch on the Doctor out of the corner of her eye.

"So...What now? I'm sort of stuck here, on earth. The TARDIS is sorta stuck on an alien ship. You two seen it?" He asks. He knew it was sort of impossible. They were just regular humans, or atleast that's what he thought. "It's a big, blue police box, you can't miss it."

Lily placed two mugs on the coffee table for them. "That's yours? I saw it in the hold of that ship," she sips at her own tea. "You drag that thing around with you?"

She covers up her desire not to speak on the matter by taking a long drink after saying thank-you. Siren keeps her gaze angled downward, so that she isn't staring, but keeps the two in her field of vision.

"That 'thing' is my ship. It's bigger on the inside. It's timelord technology, neither of you would understand. And thanks for the tea." He says as he takes a sip. What was he gonna do now? The Doctor definatly wouldn't ask Strax for another teleport, not after what just happened.

"Timelord? You're a ruler of time?" She asked. Okay, the man wasn't human, but looked like one. Who else did she know that looked like a human but wasn't?

"Now I want to shoot him for being an asinus." Siren says, only half joking. "And no, he Timelord isn't a title, it's a race... Although, they wore it like a title." Siren frowns.

"Is that resentment I hear?" The Doctor asks. "And I don't actually rule time, I just sort of..work with it. Anyway, I'm an alien from the planet Gallifrey. Where would you two be from?" He asks with a smile before taking another sip from the cup.

"Well, I'm human," she murmured, before suddenly gasping, "I've heard about Timelords somewhere before..." Lily got up and started biting her nails as she did so often when she thought about something from her past. "I think mum said something about it when I was just a girl..."

"Really? Groovy, who's your mother? Maybe I know her." The Doctor says with a grin. If he didnt know her mum, then oh well. The Doctor finished his tea and put the cup down. "Well, then again, I'm not very good at remembering. If you tell me her name, I'm pretty sure a picture will pop into my brain."

"Her name was Rose," she murmured, still pacing deep in thought. "She had blonde hair, about my height. She always talked about some man she knew when she was around my age. Someone who changed her life completely. Used to think it was all a story, to be honest," she chuckled.

The Doctor's eyes widened. "Rose....Rose Tyler?!" He exclaims with excitement. The Doctor paused for a second. "Wait a second...You're technically my daughter! Well, my clone's daughter. And the clone of my tenth regeneration. Same DNA though." He rambles. This was really weird. But at the same time, groovy.

She stepped backwards a bit at the exclaimation. "But my father died, along with mum a few years back..." Her voice dropped a bit, choking on the words. "They sent me to this universe to save me from the invaders." Lily sat back down in the chair and put her face in her hands, trying to not think about it. "They were so scared."

The Doctor's excitement died down. "Rose is....dead? So is my clone..?" He questions rhetoricly. "I can't believe it." The Doctor just couldn't accept the fact that they were dead. "And technically and genetically, I'm your father. But in every other way, I'm not." He stops. And thinks about what she said. Why would his clone be scared, and what of? "Who were the invaders?" The Doctor asks.

"These, brass robot with round half spheres on their bodies," she explained. "They had arms that looked like an egg whisk and a toilet plunger. But really menacing when they shot my neighbors down." Lily sighed. "But how the hell can you be related to me?! You don't look anything like father!"

Siren looks up sharply. "Dear god..." She hasn't really cared for their conversation up util the mention of these brass robots.

"Your father was a clone of my tenth incarnation. Timelords can regenerate. My tenth version 'died' because of cellular deconstruction. But I'm still the same man. Let me prove it to you." The Doctor tells her before grasping Lily's head in his hands and placing his head against her's. That transferred all of his memories into her head. Including all of his knowledge of the Daleks, or brass robots as she put it.

After seeing all the memories, Lily stumbled backwards. "How..." she murmured. "Dad?" Her eyes were filled with a certain kind of sadness combined with happiness.

"Gravida ligula.." She looks down.

The Doctor paced around. Rose was dead, his clone was dead, and Daleks were in Pete's world. "Siren, you seem to know a bit about Daleks, what do you know?" He asks. Was Jackie and Pete alright? And where was Mickey? These questions raced through his mind.

"I know they're hell to get rid of, and that if one is around anything in te same solar system is in danger." She cross her arms. "I've never fought one personally, as someone else has always arrived at the fight before me." Siren glances at the Doctor.