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WHO: Tenth Doctor and Jenny (Open to Rose, Gwen, Jack and Donna)
WHAT: Feels
WHEN: June 8th
WHERE: Attleton

After contacting Jenny; Ten flies his Tardis over to Attleton and lands in front of 11's Tardis and is standing outside with wide eyes and open arms - as The Doctor sees his daughter coming towards.

"Jenny!"

He thought he lost her forever, and maybe in his universe he has but there is here. That's all he has now.

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Even as she sees him in the distance and he calls her name, part of her is in disbelief that he knows her now, but most of her can't stop picking up her speed as she runs towards him and just about slams into him with an embrace. All the Doctors were still her father in her mind, but this one. This was the one she knew best. The one who'd taught her some of the most valuable lessons in her life that she tried to hold onto so hard, and that meant that this one face held a special place even if she loved all of the faces of her father. All the same, and yet different at the same time.

"Dad! I can't believe it! You really do remember me, and I didn't have to spoil you at all. I was a bit worried I might slip up eventually, you know."

Edited 2018-06-09 04:47 (UTC)

Ten picks up his Jenny in his arms; his Jenny that is alive here. Nevermind how he knows that you can be dead in the reality you came from but alive here. He holds Jenny tightish - and listens to the feeling of their twin hearts beating and well - the dear Doctor is beyond happy.

This place gave him something back - something that wasn't a tangled mess at the very least.

"Thar are worse things that could slip." As he teases her back; yeah this is gonna be a long Doctor hug.

Did he see her complaining about the length of the hug? No, not at all.

"Yeah, I'm sure their are." She could think of a few, but she didn't want to think of those things right now. Not in this moment. "Though you didn't exactly entirely strike me as the type who'd take the information well before living through that part of your life. I mean, just imagine me showing up and going 'Oh hey, by the way, I'm your future daughter.' Sure that would have gone over real well right there. You barely seemed sure about the whole part of me even knowing you and your future let alone that part of it all. Oh, and before you possibly decide to get all mopey about what happened back home, might want to know that I'm not dead there either."

"Welll, I would have wonder how. Really - how. But it still would have been delightful and welcome news none-the-less."

Besides considering his life is so out of order as it is - and that's when he pushes Jenny out just a bit but still has her in a hug; and has a wait what face; even if that's good news he thought surely that you were - you know dead.

"How?"

He also wasn't going to mention that to her in case she was from before that.

"I only have theories there. Perhaps the terraforming process jumpstarting my system so it could start regenerating or perhaps it was possible all along and I just held it off or my body was slow to get around to it. Takes me much longer then it takes you from my understanding."

She's thankfully done some research over the years or at least been able to put some clues together or talk with the other Doctors here so far.

"Either way, you were gone when I finally came around, so I went off for my own adventure."

Why didn't he think of that in the moment? Stupid, stupid emotional Doctor. And let's face it - he feels that he keeps burning things that get to close to him at times. Especially his own kind.

"That sounds absolutely brilliant." And lifts Jenny up for a moment and eyeing up at her with a big grin; before setting her back down.

"I've had a bit of practice." Remarking as he heads towards his Tardis which is parked in front of 11's and River's.

Ten clicks his tongue in thought as he opens the Tardis door - she regenerated back into herself. Which he's only seen such control one other time which is on Romana into Romana II.

Jenny laughed as he lifted her up, but was more then glad to have her feet back on the ground.

"Well, I've had to learn on my own in the last few years or so. I'd say I've done pretty well for myself considering I had no documentation to work off of when it comes to Time Lords. It was a lot of learning to say the least."

There's a sullen head nod; yeah - he bets. No academy to teach you and pushes the door open and as he steps inside his Tardis;

"What have you learned about yourself?"

She follows him in without a question. It's not the first time seeing the inside of a TARDIS at least.

"I didn't really have a lot of access to anything particularly advanced or solid medical equipment, but I've gathered together enough. The regeneration, how to control that some of the energy from it, though I'm not very good at it. I know I don't have to sleep or eat as much to survive though I can do so. I've got much better endurance then most. A bit stronger, a bit faster, and I can learn quicker then most. Photographic memory really, though that might change as I get older. I'm good at figuring things out, and building things. I used to help keep maintenance on the generators where I was before."

He figured as much since River and his next self-has their Tardis- he does glance behind to see if he was wrong with assuming that but he was right and can't help but be disappointed but doesn't show that on his face.

However, Jenny will probably notice the theme of this Doctor's Tardis interior is very different.

"Good." Though there's an insult 'hey' look at the memory thing when she gets older but only for a second.

"Now, then," Ten clicks his tongue, "Would you like to know more?"

As he slides onto the small white driver's seat for two in the console room and puts his sandshoes on the dashboard.

Well, if he'd wanted to see her reaction so bad, she could have put on an act like she had for Eleven just to make him happy, but she figured he wouldn't buy it like Eleven had.

The idea of knowing more though, made her grin eagerly, showing off her constant need to learn more.

"Of course! Teach me oh great Doctor. I'm sure there's plenty to learn." She replied playfully. At least she had a sense a humor, right?

Ten is very dead weight with how Jenny is sounding like she's worshipping him; maybe because it's too overdone.

"Don't do that."

Then signals for Jenny to follow; "Stay close. Otherwise, you may get lost."

Eventually, the both of them will come to the observatory. He'll let her take this in for a moment before chatting her ear off.

Well, that was because she'd been joking, but with those words from him, she frowns.

"I was just joking, dad." Just so he knew it case he'd missed that part, but she follows him the rest of the way to the observatory in silence from the point, not really sure what to say for the moment.

Ten replies rather rudely; "Sorry, did I miss a funny thing?"

There is something about his daughter even if she was joking - commenting about how he's a god. That just doesn't sit well with him.

"So, you've figured out your memory, regeneration, your metabolism, endurance and ability to create things. Which the main reason you're so brilliant with machinery is that's because your retina is capable of thinking on its own. The retina replaced fingers as communicating with machinery. You can also see in the dark and up to one hundred yards away."

Considering she's physically been at the hands of actual gods, she doesn't actually see him that way. It really had been meant to just be a bit of humor. Nothing serious. She hadn't really been expecting him to have such a reaction to it. The rude tone he was giving her now seemed to be rubbing her the wrong way for the moment.

"Obviously not." She answered tersely, though was willing to move onto a different conversation quickly enough.

"I've been out at night enough to notice that too. I'm more durable too from what I've found."

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