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She hadn’t been doing anything illegal.

Her experiments were all purely theoretical at this point. There was no need for human subjects yet. She hadn’t gotten to the point where it would be useful for her to have them. It would only be wasteful. And while she didn’t care for humans or whether they lived or died, it was beneficial for her to simply not kill ay humans that didn’t need to be. Less questions she would have to lie to. Less people bothering her while she could be working. And though she had been able to get a lot of her work done, there was still much to be done.

It was for that reason that The Rani crossed her arms and raised a brow. There was absolutely no reason for the Doctor to be mucking about around her. The TARDIS was in front of her apartment complex. There was a slim chance he didn’t know the Rani’s whereabouts, though she wasn’t willing to put money on it. She was never much of a woman who cared for ‘coincidences’, and that would be a hell of one.

Still, though, as her experiments were perfectly within the bounds and legalities of intergalactic and universal laws (well, so far they were), she didn’t have anything to be worried about. She wouldn’t raise any attention to herself like The Master of Fools.

[ ooc | @eighth ]

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The Doctor hadn't even been near the console when The TARDIS got it in her head that there was somewhere important they needed to be. "No! No no no no no, Old girl, what are you doing??" He bolted down the labyrinthian corridors of his TARDIS until he got to the console and grabbed uselessly at the controls trying to direct her. "What's gotten into you? Stop!" he shouted, almost angrily.

The TARDIS came to an abrupt and violent halt, as though it had crashed into something. The sudden jarring had knocked The Doctor off his feet and his head smacked against the console. With a groan, he pushed to his feet and glared warily at the console before opening the doors of the TARDIS. What could have possibly been so important?

He stared at what he had crashed into. Another TARDIS. One he didn't not recognize right off. "Oh well, that was just rude, Old Girl, you couldn't have politely parked beside them?" He straightened his cravat and gave an apologetic knock to the door, his expression, less than impressed with his TARDIS.