"Ask the Barrista." The Doctor inclined his head towards Faith. "This might be what we need for the time compensation." The Doctor fished a circuit board looking thing out of his pocket. "It's not top of the line by any stretch, and it's an early form of a chip I fixed into Rose's old cell phone. That one could punch a signal through a couple million years. This one might get us through maybe a hundred. Thing is, I'm not sure what other defenses whoever engineered this place have up. If they're advanced enough, to place is six munths out of phase with the current timeline, theres a fifty-fifty chance they have the tech to block a signal and put it in place. They might not have counted on anyone here being able to punch through the tempral bubble, thus, didn't thingk to block it."
The Doctor let Rodney digest that bit of information, as well as examine the chip he'd tossed him, and turned his attention back to Faith. "Considering what Tara told us all at lunch, I could see why your system would be geared towards night. She was explaining her friends, and we swapped wierd life form stories. She said you were a Slayer. She explained the basics of it, but it sounds as if your system is more efficient that other humans. That affect sleep as well? Do you need less, or just adapt to the noctournal life style?"
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Date: 2006-04-15 09:17 pm (UTC)The Doctor let Rodney digest that bit of information, as well as examine the chip he'd tossed him, and turned his attention back to Faith. "Considering what Tara told us all at lunch, I could see why your system would be geared towards night. She was explaining her friends, and we swapped wierd life form stories. She said you were a Slayer. She explained the basics of it, but it sounds as if your system is more efficient that other humans. That affect sleep as well? Do you need less, or just adapt to the noctournal life style?"