There is a girl in the multiverse. She appears to be playing a game of hopscotch against no-one in particular, and instead of numbers in the squares she jumps on, there are strings of quantum theory, cosmology, temporospacial physics- astoundingly complicated figures that she dances over with a little grin. She's a strange thing; blonde and a bit
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The rather vague expression on Lolita's face is exchanged for a proper, fond smile, and she trips over on bare feet to wrap the other TARDIS in a hug, pressing a kiss to each cheek.
'Hello,' she says when she pulls back, as if the word held some great secret.
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"What's on your mind, Sister?"
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"A bit limiting, bodies. Not that I'd give up having one, of course. Always been a bit attached to my corporeality."
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She looks down at the body she's wearing in a curious fashion, as though she was looking at someone else. 'They are, yes. But fascinating.' As if to illustrate quite how fascinating they are, she drops easily down into a splits, sitting for a moment before leaning forwards and pushing herself up into an entirely improbable handstand. She comes down into a backbend, giving the Master a gleeful little grin, like a little girl pleased with her own talents.
'It's surprising, the amount of things a body can do.' And it is surprising, at least to her. Watching people go around in bodies all the time is far different than actually possessing one.
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Certainly surprising the amount of things that body can do, and the Master notes it with a certain amount of not entirely appropriate appreciation for the show of flexibility. Very nice. "I suppose it would be, when you've never had one before. It's good to see you're enjoying the experience. Going to try out all the various bits and bobs and curiosities of the human condition?"
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'I suppose I shall, yes. Be silly to have a body and not take advantage of it.'
She examines one of her own hands, eyes narrowed as she runs the pad of her thumb over fingers and palm, popping the joints and wiggling the fingers. 'It's astoundingly sensitive... I would never have imagined; most physical beings are so blind.'
This body is not entirely blind to the things that most physical beings are; the music of the spheres, the fabric of timespace stretching and bending constantly, the chaos of the Vortex. She can still perceive all of that in a second-hand sort of way; not nearly as clearly as she usually can, but the awareness of it is there.
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