║Ʀɛϯuʀɳ of Ϯɦɛ Tiɱɛ Lɵʀɗs║ Semi-Lit. -open-

[Mythy]

Taal

Taal shook her head absentmindedly. "Never bothered. It's too tiny of a window to try and hit accurately with a Vortex Manipulator." She held up her arm and tapped the leather wristband. "If I felt like it, I could have popped in a year before and lived though the time to get to see it, but I never felt much like wasting my time on it. As long as I've been a time traveler, I've never been much of a tourist. Either I was doing unspeakable things with the Time Agency, or I was trying to pick up after myself after I quit, to minimize the imact I had. And to try to help out where i can. I'd like to think I'm not a bad person, but I never felt like I had the right to be a tourist when the consequences of my actions could be negated if I tried."

[zippyzoo77]

The Commander

"I know how that feels, but once you've cleaned up as best you can, it's best to stay a "tourist" as you put it. You tend to cause less damage that way. Keep things quiet you know." She said, thinking back to the time war, and how she would probably try to undo most of what she had done if it weren't time locked. There were times when she wished she could just undo it all and forget about it, but she never could. It just wasn't something that could happen.

((I know this is technically looked down apon by roleplayers everywhere, but I'm tired of waiting.))

The tram starts to move forward when Amy and Jaypeth get on. The Commander didn't even notice that they did, since she was too into her conversation at the time. "Well, looks like we're on our way, it should be spectacular." She said, speaking both of the actual Alignment, and of the feast the station would be holding in it's celebration afterwards.

[Arin Elric %]

I turn and walk back in side and say sadly..."Never mind Salem he's gone..."
"Sorry Sky" Salem says as he hugs me

[Mythy]

Taal

Taal nodded. "Maybe you're right. I still feel like I owe the universe something though. I had a choice, and at the time, I thought I had no choice. But now that I think back to it, I wish that i had chosen differently. But now that I'm not on my own anymore, maybe things'll be different. Especially with a TIme Lord. You guys know what you're doing."

[zippyzoo77]

The Commander

"Ha." The commander says, giving a sort of half laugh, half snort. Her, knowing what she was doing? Really? She had guessed she gave off that sort of appearance, but didn't know she was that effective at it. She really only knew how to fly the TARDIS, otherwise she just went with whatever happened to come along. She was good at improvising though, so she usually avoided trouble. You never could tell sometimes though. Still, she always had her TARDIS to fall back on, and she knew where she could go with it. The tram stopped at the main portion of the station. The ceiling was high and arching, the metal plates rivited together in an airtight seal. There were several feet of solid steel behind them, but they were there to give the feeling of the old earth space stations to the room. One wall was entirely made of glass, and the Five galaxies could be seen, nearly in line now. They would have about an hour before the galaxies were officially in line, but it was hard to tell they weren't already in line as it was.

[Temperance.]

// Allucard Grey Darthorn // The Captain // Time Lord // Male //
[My heart lies buried in shadows]
[Buried deep. So deep. Can it be found?]
[I rather think not]
[But you can try]
[And I will pray]
[For a moment of peace]

Still grumbling Allucard reached the TARDIS and went to open the door. It didn't budge, using a variety of...colourful Gallifreyan words he let out his frustration before turning back to the red TARDIS.

"Now listen here you, I came, I asked, the declined. All right? What more do you want from me love! I honestly DID try so why are you still shutting me out?!?"

Grumbling some more he aimed a half-hearted kick at the TARDIS. This was absolute rubbish, here he was, stuck, with nothing to do and a stubborn TARDIS that refused to let him back inside. Looking up at the sky he rubbed his eyes tiredly, he supposed it wouldn't hurt to try and see if they would come one last time but....he wasn't sure his pride would handle being rejected twice.

"Ah well fine. I'll try it. ONCE more."

He growled before turning and striding back to Skylatin's home. He hesitated briefly in front of the door before giving it a loud knock.

"'Ello? Are you sure your not interested in travelling on the TARDIS with me again?"

He asked grudgingly, feeling like a little kid begging for candy from his mum. Honestly, how pathetic could he get? Still, so long as he could actually LEAVE he didn't care HOW it happened.

[Just a reminder for everyone, this IS Semi-literate so I'm expecting at LEAST a good paragraph (5-6 lines) You can do it like me with shorter, staggered lines but still. Thanks everyone, and I'm sorry for not posting sooner RL has kept me fairly busy.]

[Arin Elric %]

"Captain!" I squeel as I rap my arms around his neck in a hug "We were ready and hour ago!" I then turn to get Salem. leading him out the door towards the TARDIS. following the signature with my time fuser. "Captain don't just sit there come on! I dont want to fly the TARDIS without you!" I yell behind while still dragging Salem. As Salem laughs I hear him say "Sky calm down I'm coming you can stop dragging me!"

[Mythy]

Taal

Taal rolled her eyes at the Commander's sarcastic snort. "well, at least you know time better than I do. Fixed points and all that." she shrugged. "You know what can and cannot be done in a situation, at least better than I do. And as corrupt as the Time Lords were at the end, at least you seem to be trying to do something good. At least you're out here-" she spread her arms, indicating the outside world, "-doing stuff, rather than being back on Gallifrey, although, if you were back on Gallifrey, you'd be dead..." Taal winced slightly, hoping the Time Lord wouldn't be annoyed at her for bringing up her home planet.

[zippyzoo77]

The Commander

"Yes, I suppose I do know a bit more of what I'm doing than you do. Still, you're quite right about the timelords being a little messed up. But if I were still of Gallifrey, I wouldn't just be dead, I would be redying every moment for the rest of existance, and perhaps even longer than that." She said, hoping that cleared up the point a bit. She wasn't mad about it being brought up, it was something that had to be said eventually. It was better now, in the beginning of Taal knowing her, than having her just find out later. She walked over to one of the tables that was set up for the event, and sat down on the metal bench.

[psychodrama]

(Just waiting.)