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Timelord in Ten Forward
The Doctor is sitting on the window ledge again, one knee up and one leg hanging down, tapping on his absolutely, ordinary PADD. (That has been upgraded and hacked with a sonic screwdriver that would make The Sixteen Ways since Saturn12 split to retrograde pieces and stopped having Green Light Parties during the year of AppleBlackslash look slow even.)
There are more people, again. He doesn't need the PADD to tell him that. Every molecule of his body is attuned to every new rip of space and time that deposits them here. To every path being walked by every person who shouldn't be right here. (To the spot where Jack is, and everything is wrong.) To the nexus of this room, and the other parts of the ship that they are most drawn to.
The PADD can't tell any of Them any of that either.
But it does let him see what the Enterprise has on these new people so far.
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"A little here, a lot there. Less now, but more then." He nodded. His meaning was clear, to him, but less than obvious to most.
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The smile was manic, with a kind of pleasure that couldn't be masked or faked. "You have to appreciate their zeal."
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"Are you enjoying your stay here? It seems an interesting voyage, and it holds one of the most dear of all people I have ever known, so it is as much home as ever there has been." His words were spoken softly, but surely and with a firmness that might surprise others, but ever had been his way.
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"Oh? You one of the lucky souls who came in groups from somewhere?" It was a delightful, and sometimes frustrating, hair rending, mystery he kept turning over all with all the others. It's own spinning plate. How some people came in groups all from the same place, and some people came in singles never to have another of their own appear with them.
"I like them." The Doctor said, shifting his weight bouncily between his feet after the man released his hand. "Very full of big ideas and idealism, this group." His eyes were bright and his smile was unruly. The best kind of adoration. "Out there, exploring the stars, full of hungry curiosity, trying to do it peacefully, without disturbing anyone else's chart to the future."
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Merlin eyed the other man. "There ever are such times, when the darkness if pushed back for some small hours and the light reigns."