Time's Children

Beep. Beep. Beep. Beep.

What was that noise? It was driving the Poet up the wall, and she wanted to figure out what was making that awful beeping sound. It didn't seem like it was coming from her TARDIS, and Poet really didn't know-

Wait. She thought back to a story that the Doctor had shared with her, something about his 11th regeneration and a certain planet that had emitted some strange sound...

Poet grasped her ship's console as an exciting but terrifying thought entered her mind. What if this sound was a distress call from Gallifrey? The more she thought about it, the better the idea seemed. And, she thought, even if it wasn't Gallifrey, she could still help out a planet in need.

Switches were flipped, and levers were pulled as the Poet set her ship's coordinates toward the planet that was emitting those strange beeps.

"How exciting," she said aloud.

Poet heard the sound that Glass made when it landed, but she hesitated on opening the doors. She was worried- what if it wasn't Gallifrey? Could she stand the heartbreak once more?

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The Lieutenant sat in his armchair. He was listening to his TARDIS as well as reading H.G. Wells' "The Time Machine". It was an incredibly boring book to him. Why was he reading it again?

Sandy, Catina and Ann were in Alton Towers. Brilliant! Time to himself on his TARDIS.

The Lieutenant eventually put the book down, stood up and went over to the console. He set co-ordinates.

The TARDIS materialised.

The Lieutenant went over to the flap and was about to crawl out when suddenly there was a beeping noise from the console and the TARDIS decided to dematerialise itself. He leapt up and over to the console. "Stop it, I didn't tell you to do that, obey me!" yelled the Lieutenant. "Stop it! Whenever I prepare myself for a nice sun holiday, nope, something's up, the Lieutenant is needed. Fie upon his holiday. Yeah, well, I am sick of it, let me alone," he said.

The TARDIS materialised.

The Lieutenant tried everything on his console but the TARDIS didn't respond. He kicked the console, then exclaimed a rude word. Finally, when he got over his tantrum, he decided to go and see where he was, he went over to the flap and crawled out, then stood up on the other side. "Hello?" he called. "Anybody else there? Where is this place?" he yelled.