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but none of 'em were home inside the catacomb (for twood_rose)
He had no way of knowing how long he had been in the dark; it was a funny thing, perhaps, but even a Time Lord must concede (as much as it might personally gall him) that death is timeless by its very nature. Still, he remembered everything.
When he awoke, groggily, the first thing he did was clap a hand to his neck, expecting a mark or a hole where the persistent memory of pain told him it should be. There was nothing. A ghost feeling. He blinked twice and sat up.
The room was dim, dusty and unused, and the small sink in the corner rattled ominously before spitting out water of some unsavory color, but there was comfort, egregiously tiny as it may be, in washing up as best he could. He surveyed his surroundings again. Besides the mattress he'd woken up on (and who had placed him there?) the room boasted nothing else.
He knew when he was, but not where. Or why. Not for the first time, he wondered if it might not be a prison.
The Master took panicked strides toward the door, fully expecting it not to open when he yanked on the handle roughly, and almost falling backwards when he was proven wrong.
A maze of hallways spread itself before him, each equally dim and dusty as the room behind. As the Master began to walk, it became obvious what he'd somehow known from the moment he opened the door. It wasn't a prison.
It was a ruin.
When he awoke, groggily, the first thing he did was clap a hand to his neck, expecting a mark or a hole where the persistent memory of pain told him it should be. There was nothing. A ghost feeling. He blinked twice and sat up.
The room was dim, dusty and unused, and the small sink in the corner rattled ominously before spitting out water of some unsavory color, but there was comfort, egregiously tiny as it may be, in washing up as best he could. He surveyed his surroundings again. Besides the mattress he'd woken up on (and who had placed him there?) the room boasted nothing else.
He knew when he was, but not where. Or why. Not for the first time, he wondered if it might not be a prison.
The Master took panicked strides toward the door, fully expecting it not to open when he yanked on the handle roughly, and almost falling backwards when he was proven wrong.
A maze of hallways spread itself before him, each equally dim and dusty as the room behind. As the Master began to walk, it became obvious what he'd somehow known from the moment he opened the door. It wasn't a prison.
It was a ruin.
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It was something new, but like the Master she couldn't quite put her finger on what made it so. Unlike him, and perhaps ironically, she wasn't scared. She trusted him. The Doctor had told her never to do so, but she couldn't help it, really. That sense of connection ran deep.
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Before he could ponder it further, however, he felt her hand snake into his hair, and almost absentmindedly moved his own free hand to grasp her arm, breaking the kiss to whisper in her ear.
"Now. Didn't we have an agreement?" And holding her there, he nipped her earlobe before moving down to her collarbone.
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"Yes," she moaned. "Yes..."
She swallowed.
"I'm sorry..."
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And it didn't take you long to discover the delicious sound they make when they snap, the drums seemed to whisper.
The Master squeezed both of her wrists again as he straightened to come face-to-face with Rose once again. His lips barely brushed hers as he spoke.
"Will you do as I tell you?"
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"Yes," she found herself whispering, and shivered. "Yes, I will."
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"Remove your shirt," he commanded, slowly bringing Rose's arms back to her sides and releasing them.
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"Good?" she whispered, and shyly raised her eyes to his.
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She looked so much more fragile now, here in the open air, under the dusk that would stretch on for centuries, the only barrier now her brassiere. He toyed with the strap on one shoulder and lifted his eyes to hers.
"It suits you," he finally said, sliding the strap down her shoulder slightly.
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"What now, Master?" she whispered.
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The Master's mouth had reached her breast, finally, and his tongue began to circle her nipple through the brassiere, wetting the fabric. Meanwhile his hands had found their way to her upper back and the clasp of the brassiere, and he began to unhook it slowly, one catch at a time.
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"Undo my tie," he directed softly, not ceasing his movements.
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Her breath hitched, and she bit her lip, moaning soft and low. At his command, her eyes fluttered open, and she nodded. She reached for his tie, and her fingers brushed the skin of his neck as they closed around the silk knot, and began to slide it down.
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"Good girl," he managed.
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Once the knot was undone, she pulled the tie slowly from his neck, then swallowed.
"May I unbutton your coat?"
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He carefully took the tie from Rose, one hand still scribing light patterns on a breast.
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But it's the Doctor who's good at running. I am good at hiding. Hiding in plain sight, if you knew where to look, the proverbial snake in the grass. And she was stripping him of his camouflage...
"Stop," he said abruptly, with a sort of shakiness in his voice, and he placed his hands over hers.
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"Is something wrong? Are you okay?"
She turned her hands to gently hold his.
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Instead of doing so, or at the very least answering her question, he attacked her mouth with his in a quite unexpected kiss, pushing her backwards against a nearby pillar and crushing her body with his own.
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There was a small, metal ring jutting from a crack near the top of the pillar just above Rose's head, likely some sort of reinforcing bar exposed and twisted when the bridge had collapsed in on itself, and the Master's gaze snapped to it.
Leaning into Rose further, deepening the kiss, he reached behind his back for one of her wrists, his other looping the tie through the ring.
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hey, it works in the movies
Hee!
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