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Ketsueki Yuki Vice Captain
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 Posted: Sun Apr 08, 2007 11:10 pm
"Just the Doctor, actually. I'm not from around here, so it's understandable you haven't heard of me." He forced a cheerful facade as he heard the cobblestone creak beneath her shoe. "And, I might be able to fix it once I've got my ship here..." He nodded back to it, "..up and running again." ...which wasn't really true, but he would try to fix it eventually. Provided she didn't kill him first. He was rather attached to this body, after all.
...of course, as he spoke, Austin had fixed the hole.
"Or not..." Well, that solved that then. Case closed~ He nodded thanks to the boy for saving his skin. ...he wasn't too thrilled with the arm touching, but he figured he'd roll with it.
"Now, if one of you would be so kind as to tell me when I am, I'll get on fixing my lovely ship here and be out of your hair."
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Posted: Sun Apr 08, 2007 11:19 pm
"It's April 9th 2007, the day after easter. But why do you need to leave?"
Austin took his arm off slowly, taking the body language that was involuntarily passed on by Doc as a hint.
"It'd be much more fun if you could stick around for a while..at least for the rest of the day?"
His voice sounded just a bit pleading. Doc seemed interesting, and he wanted to spend some time with him to at least find some things out.
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Ketsueki Yuki Vice Captain
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Posted: Sun Apr 08, 2007 11:24 pm
The Doctor tilted his head, as if pondering. He was moreso ignoring the increasingly angered Glissa's abuse of the stones. "I don't have to leave, but I'm not sure if the headmistress here is too fond of little old me." Which was understandable, really. He shifted from foot to food, his brown jacket waving around behind him. Easter, eh? Well, the date was good enough for him at the moment. Maybe there was some spare chocolate laying about. He'd ponder the implications of the parallel dimension soon enough.
"I do need to move my ship though, at any rate. She's in the way of this lovely atmosphere." And in the path of Glissa's rage. Which he really did want to avoid.
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Posted: Sun Apr 08, 2007 11:28 pm
"Well, I can transmute up a cart to roll her on, if necessary. Just say the word, Doc. "
He cracked he fingers quietly, smiling. Hooray, at least he wasn't leaving immediately now. At least he had a small amount of time to talk with him.
"So.. you ready to go?"
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Ketsueki Yuki Vice Captain
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Posted: Sun Apr 08, 2007 11:32 pm
This boy was coming in handy. "Well, I'm ready whenever you are. She does weigh a bit though, can you make a cart strong enough to support her?" The Doctor wondered briefly where they would place the ship. Maybe in a closet somewhere, or something. At any rate, he wanted only these two and these two alone to know about it. Extra-dimensional ships really weren't for the public eye, after all.
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Posted: Sun Apr 08, 2007 11:43 pm
"Sure can. All i need to do is use my weapons."
Austin emptied his pockets, and dozens upon dozens of Kunai, shuriken, Shinai, and daggers fell out of them. It was unbelievable that they all could somehow fit in that small space.
"all I need to do is use the metal in these weapons as a skeleton for the cart, to provide extra internal support."
Austin took a shinai, then walked in a circle around the booth. He dragged the blade around, creating a small indention in the surface. then he quckly went to work making small miniature transmutation circles inside of the larger circle, placing each and every weapon in its own individual circle. Finally, when he had finished, he stood up to wipe a small bead of sweat from his brow.
"Here we go!"
He placed his hands on the edge, and there was a small tremorshook the ground beneath them as the weapons melted and fused into a complex skeleton beneath the booth. Stone rose up to mold around the frame, becoming the flesh of the bones. Wheels formed, Kunai turning into hinges for the stone wheels. The tremor stopped, and the cart was complete.
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Ketsueki Yuki Vice Captain
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Posted: Sun Apr 08, 2007 11:48 pm
The Doctor raised his eyebrows further. That...that was impressive. He crossed his arms and nodded to the ship, wanting to see the extent of the boy's abilities. "Can you rig a crane to get the TARDIS on it now?" He decided that the boy could be at least told the proper name. He knew he sure as hell wouldn't be able to lift it, (he tried it once during a drunken fling and had soon regretted it), and the two of them combined wouldn't even have a chance.
Plus, with another demonstration would come a chance to further understand that particular ability. It appeared to be the adjusting of particles to reshape one object into another. A clever ability indeed, and useful too. But it would have its limits, considering one couldn't possibly carry every substance known to man for possible use.
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Posted: Mon Apr 09, 2007 12:05 am
"Well...Ive got a different idea."
Austin placed his hand to the ground, then molded his Ki with the other one. He summoned up an energy clone, which ran up to the cart. He transmuted a large amount of sandstone, which lifted the ship off of the ground in a mount. The sandstone quickly began crumbling however. The clone quickly ran up to the mount, then delivered a Thai boxing roundhouse to the top middle edge. the stone crackled in a diagonal smash, and crumbled away. The clone quickly placed it's hand tot he ground, waiting for the right time. The ship slid off of the mount, headed to land directly on the cart. which wasn't at all good, despite that that was the intended goal. If that much weight, combined with gravity and the force of the fall hit the cart, it would....well, break. Which is exactly why the clone transmuted up a small pillar of beach sand to make a landing cushion. The pillar fell apart, as was expected, but it kept the ship from completely destroying the mount. The ship slid into place on the cart perfectly, and the sand fell limply into the ground. Austin walked up to the clone, and gave him a high five. The clone faded, and Austin gave the ship a small nudge. it moved an inch.
"Success!"
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Ketsueki Yuki Vice Captain
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Posted: Mon Apr 09, 2007 3:46 pm
"Oh, good job there! Loved the technique." The Doctor said, perking up, a big grin on his face. The scary headmistress seemed to have wandered off, and this Austin boy was definitely someone who wasn't about to rip his head off. Good start to getting things sorted. He was sure this was an alternate dimension to his own though, but decided that getting the TARDIS up and running was what needed to be done first. Perhaps this was Rose's dimension as well. He doubted it, but the thought of possibly seeing her cheery face again...finishing what he hadn't been able to tell her that day on the beach in Norway. Maybe tell her over chips. Chips were good like that, solved all manner of problems. It was worth staying and poking around just for that one reason. ...it wasn't like he had much of a choice anyway.
"Right right right..." He started, circling his ship to check for any initial structural damage, hands in his pockets. "Now, where can we stash this..." The Doctor turned to Austin. "This is a live-in school, right? Got a dormitory building?" He asked, clicking his teeth together, rocking back and forth on his feet. The Doctor did live in the TARDIS after all, might as well stash her in the very building that served that purpose.
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Posted: Mon Apr 09, 2007 6:25 pm
Glissa had flown off while Austin was putting on his little show. A few minutes later she came soaring back.
"You could stash it on the roof..." She interjected as she landed next to the doctor.
"Just wheel it over to the dorms and I'll fly it up to the roof. It will be out of sight. Perfect for such an eye-sore." Glissa rapped on the side of the box and it gave out a hollow wooden and metal sound. Surprisingly it didn't dent at all.
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Ryuka Navali Vice Captain
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Ketsueki Yuki Vice Captain
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Posted: Mon Apr 09, 2007 6:51 pm
The Doctor huffed at Glissa. "Eyesore?" He pointed at his ship. "I'll have you know that this ship was in an antique art display in the fiftieth century!" Mind, that was because he had landed on someone else's piece, but that hardly needed to be mentioned. The crowd loved it, and it catapulted a fair few people to artistic fame and fortune. "But yes, the roof seems like a grand idea Miss... Sorry, didn't quite catch your name."
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Posted: Mon Apr 09, 2007 7:46 pm
"As I said before, she's Headmistress Glissa Navali."
He walked over to Doc, sticking his hands, of course, back into his pockets again.
"And that won't be necessary, Headmistress. I can get it up there much quicker. No offense implied."
He smiled, then gave the doctor a nice smile.
"So, if we're done here, shall we get going?"
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Ketsueki Yuki Vice Captain
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Posted: Mon Apr 09, 2007 7:53 pm
"Well..." The Doctor replied, scratching his cheek in contemplation. He didn't want to really leave it up to a boy - regardless of his powers - to fling his precious ship up three flights. The Headmistress must have a better head for how things 'should' be done. Besides, he didn't know the depths of Austin's reserves - what if he ran out of power half way up the building? He couldn't risk it. "Perhaps we should let Mistress Navali do what she intends. After all, it is her building, and I've already made one bit of it explode, and I doubt she'd appreciate another."
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Posted: Mon Apr 09, 2007 7:57 pm
"At least one of ya has common sense. You wheel it over and I'll take it from there." Glissa turned and huffed off in the direction of the dorms. She detested in when anyone, let alone terrans, tried to make her feel insignificant. She shot a glare at Austin as she passed. Glissa may have been the headmistress, but she was still as prideful as the duchess she was.
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Ryuka Navali Vice Captain
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Posted: Mon Apr 09, 2007 8:01 pm
Austin shrank back ever so slightly from Glissa's glare, then quickly scurried over to the ship in a chibi-ish way. He didn't mean that to be an insult. All he intended to do was use a teleport technique that would've gotten them there in a second. Either way, the ship was getting up there, so he wasn't gonna complain. He pushed the ship along the cobblestone carefully, listening for any cracks that might signal a break in the cart. Hearing none, however, he sped up his efforts until he reached the designated spot.
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