Defender of the Earth. My name is Rose Tyler. And this is the story of how I died. | mdni, 21+.
heart of a TARDIS
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“I can’t wait!” Rose smiled brightly.
It wasn’t just her face, lit up by her smile; her whole body seemed to radiate her eagerness to see this amazing nebula with her own eyes as soon as possible.
And to dive into new adventures, of course.
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“That’s true. I love our adventures. Even the ones that scares to death at first.”
“How much longer do we have to fly?” Rose peered over the Doctor’s shoulder at the console, then turned her curious gaze to him.
Hey @ultimaunum Doctor, look at that nebula! Let’s go there!
“With pleasure,” Rose smiled, slipping her hand into his.
She was clearly more than ready for a walk by the sea, or the ocean, or whatever incredible body of water this planet happened to have — and for whatever adventures might come with it, +
Rose had noticed the twin suns too, and her smile only widened at the sight of them hanging in the sky.
“I love binary systems too, there’s just something special about them,” she said before glancing over at the Doctor. +
“We can do that while we’re getting acquainted with the place,” Tyler smiled, already knowing full well the Doctor had checked everything long before they’d even landed.
She pushed the door open and stepped outside, looking around with open, genuine curiosity.
“...and space!” she chimed in after him.
A number of images of possible landing sites had already flashed through her mind as the TARDIS carried them through time and space, but Rose knew that no matter what she imagined their destination to be, it would be even more amazing +
Rose chuckled. Accurate navigation wasn’t his strong suit, but she couldn’t complain—it made things even more interesting. She flashed her smile, the tip of her tongue peeking out from between her teeth for a second.
“Well, let’s see where the Universe takes us this time?”
Her smile gave him an answer that didn’t need words — it was exactly why she’d come. And also to be by his side, though that was something she’d never say out loud. He already knew everything.
“So,” she nodded toward the console, and at that very moment the TARDIS, +