Arcadia: not a planet, but a habitable moon circling a gas giant of roiling purple and silver clouds. One of the most beautiful places in all of reality; a well-kept secret, so well-kept that most societies thought it nothing more than a legend
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It still wasn't terribly easy to look at him. Jack was... obvious. Like the only person standing still on a bustling sidewalk. Like a sudden case of tinnitus. It seemed that the older he got, the longer he stayed static, the more obvious he got - and the more obvious he got, the more the Doctor was forced to notice him, the less he wanted to look at him.
But he still made himself look. He cared - they'd shared too much for the Doctor to ignore him.
After his own moment of silence, he threw his hands up. "Alright, most glaringly obvious question first. How'd you end up here? Arcadia isn't an easy trip to make with an actual time machine, let alone a vortex manipulator."
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He'd share, if only to see that light of discovery pass over the other man's face. He'd share, but not until he could be sure that he was going to get back exactly what he handed over. 'Wanted to crack it open like an egg.' Maybe next time, Doc.
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He fished the sonic out of his jacket and passed it over, placing the handle in Jack's palm with a look of slightly exaggerated exasperation. Then he leaned back and gave Jack another, more appraising look. "You've definitely come up in the universe," he noted. "Fancy new title. Fancy green girlfriend." Or whatever Jack wanted to call her.
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