Artemis's posts

She sat down on a bench, holding on as the tardis got moving. Once they landed she looked over to the Doctor as Jack and Trin left to do their own check on Christopher. “Should we follow them.?”

She went a little red but didn’t protest, walking back with them to the tardis. “Oh. Thank you for coming to get us..” she said softly, glancing over still to make sure Christopher was ok.

Jack was walking closely with Trin, keeping an eye on his kid.

She glanced over at Christopher, he was still within range to hear anything she said, and she didn’t want to worry him. “I’m fine..” She lied gently, “how did you find us?” The TARDIS sounded wonderful, maybe a quick nap would help the lightheaded feeling and her aches to go away.

“Oh yes, millions of planets.” He said warmly, smiling. “And they all have some sort of species inhabiting them.”

Artemis let him go the moment Trin came up to take him. She turned to the Doctor and blinked a few times, frowning. What was that look for. “What..?” Had she done something wrong? She continued to frown, wrapping her arms around herself now that she wasn’t holding Christopher. “Sorry?” She had done her best to protect him..

“Countless.. but I know I still haven’t seen them all.” He said thoughtfully, smiling warmly as they walked.

She smiled gently, “I’m glad..” and paused when she heard their names. Was that a trick? She looked over and blinked a few times. The Doctor.. and Jack and Trin. She hesitated, wondering if it was a trap before moving out of the shadows, still holding Christopher.

He watched her with a grin, he loved it when his companions had fun. “Lead the way. Let’s have a look around town.”

Artemis frowned after a moment, realizing they appeared to be going in circles. “I think they’re gone.. but we’re stuck.” She said softly, leaning on the wall. She had no way to contact the Doctor. “They didn’t hurt you did they?” She asked him softly, wanting to make double sure they hadn’t laid a finger on him.

Jack frowned, hand still on his weapon as he followed the Doctor. They better hope they were all gone. As much as he didn’t want to use it, he would..

“And well maintained, the planet is uninhabited up above, although I believe they still grow crops as much as they can above the sea..” he said thoughtfully, letting her look around.

She looked over and smiled, turning her filter on too so he wasn’t alone in that. She moved further down the hall, hoping she’d find some indication for a way out. Although if they were truly on a ship... they may be trapped..

Jack looked over to the Doctor after looking for a bit. “Anything?” He was surprised they hadn’t run into anyone. Was the ship completely abandoned?

He grinned warmly, opening the doors for her to see the vast underwater city he had landed them in. Everything was made of reinforced glass and metal, showing off as much of the beautiful ocean they were under as possible.

“I’ll be alright.” She said softly, still sore and a bit lightheaded, but she did not want to worry him. She was focused on his safety first. She gently scooped him up, holding him close. “Need you to be extra quiet.. we might have to sneak around.” She heard more footsteps coming and slipped into the shadows between the rooms, waiting.

Jack was out the doors with the Doctor, already focused on the task at hand. He was moving down the hall before anyone could stop him, looking for his son.

Once they landed he smiled warmly, “Bit of an unusual spot, hope you aren’t afraid of water.. or too claustrophobic.” He said softly, the planet was all underwater.