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"I- I don't know." Fox told her. "I think we're utside of the universe." his eyes were wide as he stepped out, the floor crunched under him, like frozen grass right after an ice age. It was warm though so he doubted that it was frozen grass... not to mention the lack of grass.
"Don't ask me how it's possible to be outside the universe, because you wouldn't understand..." Not that I do he thought to himself, looking around.
The world seemed like a junk yard, at least the part they were in. he pulled his sonic flash light from his holster and shone it around, every direction and then brought it up to his eyes. Nothing. "No life signs." He muttered, frowning.
There was a strange hissing sound, Fox raised the flash light again and tried to find where it was coming from. A moment later a bell rang out and Fox turned to the Tardis. "No! No no no-no-no!" he yelled running back towards it. he barrelled past josie and into the room. the lights had gone out and, ending with the Console all the electronics seemed to be failing. "Dammit." he growled. It was very rare that he swore, but he felt this time appropriate.
He turned around and wandered back out. "The Tardis has lost power. It takes it's power from the universe, technically it should never run out of power... but we're in the wrong universe... our Tardis can't draw power from here... it's like putting oranges into a petrol engine." he sighed, dropping down into a crouch to look at the floor. "Not all hope is lost though, this earth, this metal, it all came from our universe, don't ask me how, I couldn't tell you, but it did, probably through a rift like ours... Still not sure how we got dragged through... thats the most advanced thip in the universe, there shouldn't be anything that can pull us in... unless..." Fox jumped up and went inside. he re-appeared a few minutes later, carrying an electrical box. "I forgot to plug the shield fuse back in." he sighed, throwing it as hard as he could. "that wasn't it, don't worry, that was the fuse box that blew up. completely useless. The Tardis will build another... I hope. Anyway, point is, if we can find some sort of power supply, or somethign I can make into a power supply I'll be able to hook it up to the Tardis and fly us out of here, maybe seal up that hole while I'm at it."

"I decided?" Fox repeated, confused. He dissappeared back into the Tardis and re-appeared a minute later holding what looked like an iphone with a miniature metal detector attached to the back. He handed it to Josey. "Energy detector, goes bing when theres buzz. And you're the one who wanted to be dropped off in the country. All I did was bare my life to you and you run away." he accused. "And insult you isn't all i do when things go bad, I also fix them." he pointed out.

Fox stepped away from the tardis and drew his flash light, shining it across the ground, he registered that it was mostly from a planet in the Qualstar constellation called... oh what was it called, Benq? Fox thought it was Benq. "Have much experience of friends do you now, Josie?" he asked, sarcastically, still working away at the planet while he spoke. "Because I'm almost 800 years old and I've had all sorts of friends. I do like you Josey, but I don't have to pick a setting, friends treat each other like this all the time, it's because they're friends that they forgive it."

He stepped up to a large pile of metal junk and began to climb it. She asked about the things Lord Krill had mentioned. "I honestly don't know, Jose." He told her, stopping at the top of the metal to look back at her. "I haven't done anything that'd cause this... maybe in the future I will, but... me, the version of me you see right now... I didn't do it. I swear to you, if I knew how I could fix this I would." Fox turned away from Josey and looked out over the planet, they had landed at the top of a pile and from his vantage point he could see for miles. He could see the junk, the dead for miles... the sky rippled black and red. pieces and things fell from the red elecrical sparks, falling to the planet.

This universal disturbance had ripped through space and time... a part of him wanted to search the rock for a piece of Gallifrey, just a tiny piece t take back to the universe, evidence of its existence... but another part of him bauked at the idea. It was morbid. Gallifrey had its time. It was dead, as were the people.
He jumped down over the other side of the metal rubbish, flash light out, searching for any signs of energy.

"Can you imagine any life bigger than travelling in time and between galaxies?" He asked, off handedly. His foot step lended on something new, the ground changed. He flashed his sonic across the two pieces of ground. It was a seamless, the colours blurred together, the grass naturally appeared. To the naked eye it could have been the same, but it wasn't. The Flashlight picked it up instantly.

Fox crouched down to get a better look. Fox moved to pull his glasses out of his pocket, but he'd left the jacket inside. He ran the light across the seam and then looked at the display. He shone it at each land mass individually. "Klom and... terra firma."
Fox looked up from the ground, inquisitively. "They're on the opposite sides of the universe... Hell theres about fifty million years between Kloms destruction and Tera Firma's creation... I should know, I was there." he was talking to himself.

"Did it Bing or did it say bing?" Fox shouted over the debris. "There's a diference. Bing means time vortex residue, the word bing means energy. time vortex residue is interesting but no help."

Fox stood up and stepped back up onto the metal pile and jumped back down onto the soil beside Josey, sat on the floor. He knelt down and shone the sonic flash light over her injuries. "You'll be fine." he told her, sitting down next to her and leaning back.

"I'm guessing I've hurt your feelings, offended you, or both." he said, looking up at the red and black sky. He held his sonic flashlight in his hand and laid it on his legs. "I'm sorry." he said, in a heart felt manor. "I'm not human, I don't always know whats going to offend your people, just know that I don't mean it that way, and tell me when I'm being rude."

He looked sideways at her. "Here." he said, getting up and disappearing into the TARDIS. he came back out with his jacket and reached into it's pocket. He smiled and pulled out a key. He dropped it into the girls lap. "That;s a tardis key. I knwo its only your second day, but I think you've earned it."

Fox picked up the energy detector adn looked at the screen. "Wait... did I say bing means T.V.R. or the word bing does?" he asked, standing up. "Doesn't matter, looks like you found some." Fox looked up and raised his flash light, shining across the floor.

Fx looked at Josey as if t say 'don't be s stupid' "No. But it means we'll be able to eventually." He stood up and pulled his flash light out, aiming it around the floor until he found the spot. "Here." He said, holstering the sonic and drouching down. he reached into his pocket and pulled out a small plastic childrens spade.
He began to dig. it took a little while but he eventually stepped back and grinned down at the slightly glowing power cell on the floor. "T-27 drive core power cell, origin; New Earth year 70billion. Original purpose; power modual for X-45 light cruisers, X46Medium cruisers adn Y-12-G transports." He spoke as if reciting a manual, the emotion was absent from his voice. he blinked as if comign out of a trance and turned to Josey. "Bit small for the Tardis but we only need it to charge her up to get us off this world. maybe seal it off itself."
Fox crouched down and grabbed a hold of each side and pulled. By time it was heavy! He managed to drag it out of its buial site adn half way to the TARDIS before taking a break. it was almost as big as he was and at least three times his weight. It was never like this when he was fighting the Daleks. it was allways hand held devices, never had to drag anything. why was she so unlucky? he shook his head sitting on the power cell.
"Hey," he said, pulling off his jacket and throwing it to her. "Where do you want to go next? You kind of threw me for loop with the whole wanting to leave thing, I forgot what I was doing." he admitted. "But once we get back into space where do you want to go? anyone you'd want to meet?"

He wiped his brow with his sleeve. "What about Agatha christie? I bet she'd be great. You want to meet Agatha Christie? Ooh, or we could go to Septimus Major, it's the seventh and eighth planet in the Tronjen system. its called 7 major because it revolves around another, smaller planet, they spin around each other and their sun. The smaller ones called Septimus Minor, they swap position from the star every day. And because of the way the planets revolve neither is the others moon, its an anomoly."
Fox smiled, stretching. "How about Terra Firma? its a small planet on the outskirts of the galaxy, nice, quaint. might be a nice break."

Fox raised an eyebrow at Josey. "Hey, dont even remotely compare an earth ship with my TARDIS. The TARDIS is the sports car of the universe! Your earth ships are skate boards at best!" He got up and rubbed his hands together, grabbign the power cell and pulled it closer to the TARDIS. He managed to get it to the door before he had to sit back on the top.
She continued to talk, sitting next to him.

"It... no, it's not against the rules. So long as you dont go talk to them or touch your child self" Fox admitted, looking down at his boots. "But I don't think... it's not a good idea." he sighed. "I'm sorry but... you are who you are because you lost your family, I dont think it'd be a good idea. I do have a good idea for where to go though." He said. He put an arm around her and held her tightly for a second before releasing her and standing up, shooing her off of the cell to push it inside.
It moved slowly up into the ship and up the ramp. Fox followed it in as he continued to push with his whole body.

Exit to Fox's Tardis

Josey followed him to the doors of the Tardis, but didn't go out. She didn't like this planet. It was just...it...it gave her the creeps. It felt like they were walking through the decaying skeleton of a corpse, but she couldn't contain her surprise.

"There's an actual chibi planet?!" She exclaimed, practically squeaking. "How cute is that?! Can we go? Please!?" She held onto the door frame of the Tardis and jumped up and down once as she watched him looking around.

He mentioned taking a walk around and the artist was more than half relieved when he told her she could just stay in the ship. "...Yeah. I do have that one painting half finished, I could take a look at it again..." She said slowly, feelinga little guilty for letting him go alone. "...Just, don't get into too much trouble..." She said.

A thought struck her, "But what happens if I need you, or something goes wrong while you're gone with the Tardis...or what if an alien shows up?" She suddenly didn't like the idea of being left alone here. "Or what if you get hurt and need help and I don't know how to find you?" She walked over to him and put a hand on his arm, looking up nervously before glancing around at the surrounding area of garbage.