suddenlyOutbursts

“Clara!” The Doctor shouted from the door of his TARDIS. He’d been waiting for her for 10 minutes now, which is quite a bit of time considering that he traveled 30 minutes in the future to try to avoid getting caught in this scenario. Having easy access to a time machine does tend to make an individual quite impatient, he thought idly. He had dropped in earlier for a nice surprise visit, and boy, did he surprise her. She’d been reading peacefully in her pajamas, lounging on the couch when he sonic-ed her door open and shouted a hearty, “Mornin’ Clara!” Finally he saw her emerge from her apartment com

The Land of Pulse and Haze was a truly awful planet. Thick, choking air accompanied by water comprised of blood. Karkat Vantas couldn't stand the sight of it. This world was built to piss him off; it was just one big reminder that he was different. It was one huge slap in the face. But he wasn't going to take it anymore. Imps exploded into grist as he climbed the stairs, slashing enemies apart with double sickles. Karkat charged forward, nothing was stopping him this time. His goal was a temple that was located deep within a cavern. The walls of rock crumbled away at parts, revealing pulsating flesh. Everything seemed to move and be alive; t

"Hey Karkat, what do you think this does?" "For the love of god Egbert do not touch anything." Karkat walked over to where John was standing. He had found a large device with what looked like a transportation pad on it. "It sort of reminds me of the machines in the ectobiology lab." Karkat remarked. John agreed next to him. They had been sent down into the lower levels of the asteroid to search for usable machines to bring upstairs. They were supposed to be focusing on finding a new alchemiter so they all don't starve to death. "It's not what we're looking for let's go," Karkat turned to leave, tugging John behind him. "But Karkat we haven'