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burnthroughtime ([info]burnthroughtime) wrote in [info]theletheproject,
@ 2011-05-10 19:44:00

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Entry tags:!complete, day 01, john sheppard, neal caffrey, open, sam winchester, the doctor (ten)

Who: The Tenth Doctor and open to Sam Winchester, John Sheppard and Neal Caffery
What: Arriving, waking up
When: Day 1, morning
Where: First his room than the 2nd floor receiving room
Rating: TBA
Status: ongoing


There was a chill that seemed unsettling and something else, rearing from the back of his mind, that came slowly into the Time Lord's consciousness. His first thought, among many, was that in confusion having fought tooth and nail, having avoided sleep for so long, having traveled place to place to place in his desperation, determination, iron cold terror of looking back and seeing what he really, truly had done. It was this in fact that caught the man off guard; the simple reality that he even was really waking up at all. How could he be waking up? This of course had to mean he went to sleep and as far as he could remember he'd been running from both the waking and the sleeping world altogether during his last attempts to defy any means of his own death and any means of who he'd become. A colder, more cruel man, something evoked in certain darkness, in hunger, in a terrifying power. A stranger who would look back at him from the reflective glass of the TARDIS hub; measure only now by the guilt and pain that strangled against ageless brown eyes.

After blinking against the ceiling the Time Lord, frowning slightly, already recognizing that one, he shouldn't be waking up, and well, two, he was in a gown. A medical gown, actually. Now that that was out of the ordinary. He managed to push himself up against a weak gurney, something despite the haunting that never seemed to leave his face sparking his curiosity. Ever like the child, it came when least expected and exploded into an array of energy and movement, the man more prone to this than anything when with a companion. Of course that had been the old him, one lost along years of traveling on his own, against the stars where he might just speak up to remember no one was there beside him. He moved a finger curiously against the table, bringing it to his nose and then looking around with a sort of intense, curious stare. Well this was new. All of it in fact.

Without wasting and more time the skin railed man moved swiftly to the locker, pulling it open with a strained creak and examined the insides with that same measured curiosity, grabbing a hold of the clothes and then the note attached to said locker.

"This is...this is definitely new." He hated himself for it, but that was excitement that leapt through him, driving a smile against his face. Maybe, and the man hated himself even more for the slight thought, a relief that wove against him that he might, just might, be able to push against fate and his own death if for just a little longer. Another mystery to occupy, to push, to feverishly defy. He'd traveled all across the universe in desperation to not let go so was this a gift or was this where he was meant, by practically divine intervention, to meet his end?

He looked up, sniffing slightly as if non too concerned for either outcome before promptly pulling the gown off in order to redress himself, still his eyes scanning the region with something of that still slight fascination, taking in the rotted and dusty cracks and peeling paint; the drip of what sounded like a leak. Yes, definitely a leak...

After this the man, curiosity and something of a shadow of his old spark pushing him onwards, he stepped through that door into another room entirely, still with that paper going through his mind; spinning on his heal to look around him as the door snapped shut; latching, locked from where he'd come...

"Hello? Figure might as well say 'ello. Anyone here?"



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[info]lantean_son
2011-05-11 01:53 am UTC (link)
Sheppard blinked awake and immediately winced at the light from the halogens flooding down into his face. His first thought was 'Cheyenne,' but then he remembered that he'd gone to sleep in Atlantis. Faceplanted in Atlantis, more like. He'd finally, after two days, come down from the adrenaline high of performing brain surgery on McKay in a humid cave on a Wraith infested planet. When he'd finally crashed, he'd crashed hard... but not hard enough to have been transported back to Stargate Command without realizing it. So what the fuck, exactly, was up?

Pushing himself to his elbows he looked around the room. It was Spartan, just the table he was on, a locker, and a door. He scanned the room for cameras or listening devices. He didn't see any, but that didn't mean anything.

"I'm awake, so if you were planning a surprise party, your timing kind of sucks," he said for the benefit of anyone listening. "Also," he said, plucking at the hospital gown. "Couldn't you have chosen something other than a medical theme? You wouldn't believe some of the post-mission exams they make us go through." He swung his feet off the table and hopped off. "Or, I guess maybe you would. In which case your choice of theme is in even worse taste or you guys are way more kinky than I ever gave you credit for."

He didn't exactly know who he meant by 'you guys,' but he was mostly just talking to talk at this point. He wanted them to think he was completely at ease with this situation, even if he was anything but. Sheppard pulled open the locker and saw his BDU folded neatly on a shelf. His gun holster lay on top, empty, and beneath it, a note. He read it quickly, his dread growing exponentially, before stripping off the hospital gown and pulling on his clothes. He strapped on the gun belt, but missed the weight of his P-14 against his thigh. The note he slid into his pocket to read and consider later.

"All I'm saying," he said, turning back to the room, "is that there'd better be beer."

With deliberate insouciance, he turned toward the door and went through it just in time to hear another man's voice. He turned toward it.

"Yeah, I'm here. You looking for the party, too?"

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[info]burnthroughtime
2011-05-11 02:10 am UTC (link)
The Doctor turned all at once, observing the other carefully but grinning on a friendlier, apologetic manner none the less. "Ah, well, you could say that." In reality that smile was nothing more than what someone might call a joke; a masquerade for a pain that went far beyond any experiment or danger that presented itself here. The Doctor was used to danger, to the point he road it on like a board against the riptide; reveling in it, inspiring in it, and finding more and more as each adventure passed. As each time he saved a life came across him, unable to stop, unable to look; the man who chased the universe just to find himself standing still. No, this situation wasn't what frightened him. In fact maybe, on some levels, it was nice to be given the chance to be distracted to some extent less of course this be where things finally ended. "Do you...have any idea why we're here?" The question was foreword and a bit hesitant, but riddled with that same kind of cautious curiosity, as if the man was intently interested in knowing the truth of the manner but also somehow beyond himself more calm and intense than he had been seconds before.

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[info]lantean_son
2011-05-11 02:28 am UTC (link)
A corner of John's mouth pulled into a smirk. The other guy had a sense of humor, at least. Still, a colder part of Sheppard's brain wondered if this man was a plant, designed to put him at ease. It wouldn't be the first time something alien had tried to fuck with him. It'd been years now, but every time something seemed too good to be true, he remembered the planet with the sentient mist. Talk about a total mind fuck.

For now, though, he decided to play along. Maybe this was real. Stranger things had happened to him since coming to Pegasus. He ran a hand over the back of his neck, shaking his head.

"Sorry, I'm totally in the dark. I was actually hoping you'd know something." He closed the distance between them but kept his hands by his sides. "Lieutenant colonel John Sheppard," he said. "You don't know anything about this place?"

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[info]psychic_boy
2011-05-12 03:46 am UTC (link)
Sam woke to the bright halogen lights bearing down on him, too bright to be motel room lights, unless Dean had a flashlight in his face. His head throbbed like a nasty hangover as he pushed himself into an upright position. The bed must have been harder than he realized cause holy crap it felt like meta--- He grimaced and blinked his eyes open, scanning the room in shock. Where in the hell… His hands ran over the fabric of the hospital gown that was just a tad too small for his large frame. He ran his gaze over the room a little more closely. Old medical equipment and monitors took up space in the small room. Oh, and the old security camera in the room wasn’t the least bit creepy at all. This didn’t really scream yellow eyed demon but he was still scared. The last thing he remembered was passing out from exhaustion after looking for the missing psychic kid Ava. And where the hell was Dean?

As he kept his eye on the camera he stood and went to the closed locker, looking for anything to give him a clue as to what the hell was going on. He opened the locker slowly, hoping to god nothing popped out at him considering he didn’t have anything to protect himself with. Nope, nothing happened. But oh thank god there were his clothes. He quickly grabbed his clothes and the envelope that sat atop them. As he dressed he read the letter at least 4 or 5 times, finally folding it neatly and stuffing it into his back pocket. “Donation to science? What in the…” he thought out loud to himself as he rolled his sleeve over his casted right arm, which had been broken since a run in with a zombie. Looking back up the camera in a top corner of the room, he started towards the door. He pressed his right ear to the door, surprised to hear male voices on the other side.

Sam quickly opened the door and looked down the hall at the other men, catching the tail end of the lieutenant’s introduction. “I’m guessing you guys have no idea what’s going on either?” The fear was evident in his eyes as he looked down the corridor behind the man furthest from him.

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[info]n_caffrey
2011-05-12 06:15 am UTC (link)
Though not the most unsettling morning he'd ever experienced, Neal Caffrey found himself startled awake. Nothing about his surroundings looked familiar. He had no memory of how he had arrived here nor any idea of who had brought him.

There was also the added nagging feeling that this could not be real. Besides the logical reasons that he fell asleep in his bed in Midtown, he couldn't chase away the illogical spooky feeling.

Worst of all, he was stripped of his comfortable Dior pajamas and was down to a hospital gown. Or was he in pajamas? Did he make it to his bed? His memory was foggy on the matter.

Even more strange, he wasn't in a hospital bed. he was on a gurney in what looked like an exam room from a horror movie. Nope, Neal was not going to stay here long.

Quickly, Neal cased the room and threw open the locker. Much to his surprise, he found his Dolce and Gabbana suit folded with his shirt, underwear, socks, shoes, and underwear.

He threw it all on quickly, fretting over the creases and the lack of tie bar. Wishing there were some sort of mirror for him to check over, but none were available. "Oh well," he mused, pushing open the door easily into a room of equally confused faces.

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[info]burnthroughtime
2011-05-12 05:11 pm UTC (link)
The Doctor observed Sheppard carefully, nodding his head in the other's direction. "Sorry. Last I remember I was...somewhere else." He decided now wasn't the best time to overwhelm the Lieutenant with the fact that aliens did exist and well, the fact that he himself was one of them. Not yet anyways. "Lieutenant colonel. Brilliant. Love myself a Lieutenant."

The man dug through the pockets of his trench-coat, far bigger on the inside, but failed to find his usual stock of items plus one sonic screwdriver. He carefully observed the room around them, pulling out the only thing that did remain in said pockets; the letter, revealing it to Sheppard. "And nah. Just this letter, really. Explaining how I've made a donation to science... Interesting though, isn't it? Something must've taken us here, well, something pretty advanced in technology...say 31st century at least or...." He paused with an amount of thought reflecting against his eyes, "...maybe another race...but what kind of race would mimic earth design like this?" He paused a second, offering the other another distracted look. "The Doctor, by the way. Me, I mean. And, honest, love to ease you into existing aliens, but...considering what's going on..." He tilted his head apologetically, still appearing lost in his own thought despite the words.

Of course that was around the time when another man appeared through the door and another, the Doctor turning and taking the two in, particularly Sam as he voiced rather the brilliant question of the day. "Ah, well...yea, you could say that. I'm the Doctor...what's your name, the both of you?" He tried to be confident but sound at least somewhat reassuring, brown eyes revealing some amount of a comforting light in the situation. If the Doctor was good at anything it was reassuring those who were ripped from their usual every day realities in situations like this, though he didn't expect the reaction to the whole situation to be good with what the three were probably, in his mind, rather used to...

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[info]psychic_boy
2011-05-12 09:32 pm UTC (link)
"Well Doctor..." he frowned for a second and thought that the man's name was just a little weird. Doctor of what? "I'm Sam," he answered partially, not really ready to trust the people in the room. With his hands relaxed down at his sides, he eyed what each man was wearing; a suit, a gun holster (sans gun), and a trench coat, which meant they were probably all civilians. Except maybe the guy with the holster and even then he's probably some sort of military, which meant he probably would be the only help if this was some sort of demon attack. Awesome.

"Is everybody alright? Nobody's hurt?" Sam asked the small group, eyebrows creasing slightly in concern. "And I know this is probably a stupid question, but does anybody have a phone?" He knew the answer was probably gonna be no because he assumed everybody was in the same boat he was. All their stuff was probably gone too. Running his hand through his hair nervously, Sam tried to think of every possible reason why they could be here and who the hell was running the place. He just had to get a way to contact Dean and then he'd be okay. Dean would know what to do. But until then, he'd have to make sure that the civilians didn't do anything stupid to get them killed.

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[info]lantean_son
2011-05-13 03:52 am UTC (link)
Sheppard stared at the man in the trenchcoat as he rattled on, thinking, Jesus, this guy could give Rodney a run for his money. He smiled when the Doctor mentioned aliens.

"Aliens, huh?" What had really caught his attention was the mention of the 31st century. His own brush with time travel aside, he didn't really think there were many people cavorting around the universe time travelling.

At the sound of another voice, Sheppard turned quickly, his hand dropping to his empty holster. "We're just trying to work that out."

Then another guy popped out of a room. It really was going to be a party, soon.

"Aside from the whole kidnapping thing, I'm fine," he said to Sam then looked at the new guy. He hooked a thumb over his shoulder, "The Doctor," he couldn't help the little eye roll. Who the hell was pretentious enough to introduce themselves as 'The Doctor'? "Sam, John," he finished, wrapping up the intros quickly. "You are...?"

Standing around was making him antsy; he wanted to move, find a way out. And he'd already subconsiously taken responsibility for these three. He needed to get them to safety.

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[info]n_caffrey
2011-05-13 05:00 am UTC (link)
Neal felt as though he were suddenly trapped in a Hitchcock film, complete with obscure environment and bizarre characters.

While Neal professionally read people, he was having difficulty with these three. The one who introduced himself as "The Doctor" looked like a hipster gone wrong, one was a single lower-middle class guy, and the last was undoubtedly a military man of some sort. One thing was definitely true, they were all pretty tall.

None of this was making sense, and the best safety precaution Neal could come up with was the same one he always took: lie.

"So you're in charge of this place," Neal asked, going straight for the Doctor with sincere-looking hurt in his eyes. "Why did you bring us here?"

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[info]lantean_son
2011-05-14 03:33 am UTC (link)
"No one said that," Sheppard said, stepping easily between the new guy's line of sight and the Doctor. There were too many unknowns in this situation already; everyone could be a hostile. John didn't want anyone even having the chance of getting the upper hand.

"You know, you never introduced yourself. That doesn't exactly seem friendly since you know all our names." He smiled winsomely. "I'm pretty sure you want to be our friend."

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[info]burnthroughtime
2011-05-20 01:59 am UTC (link)
[[OOC: So sorry guys, I was confused on the posting order. Won’t happen again >____o;]]


The Doctor took a step forward, taking Neil in. “I’m sorry….Oh, I really am, but I have no idea where we are…not yet anyways.” Yet was the definitive word; after all the Time Lord would be lying if he didn’t say this kind of thing didn’t happen often. Not that he usually minded, the man taking it all in stride, but it didn’t mean they weren’t in danger. Everything in the Time Lord’s bones was telling him this much was true and if anything this entire thing, it seemed as if it all was set up. As if they were meant to meet. After all, all released here at the same time, all with the same similar stories? Already his instincts were on the job, mind running a thousand miles per minute over each and every option and likely outcome, no matter how mad some of them may have seemed. After all the Doctor’s middle name might as well have been madness. He glanced over at the others. “Well…I’d say one thing is for sure. Cameras, letters, this place…isn’t exactly too subtle. My guess is each of you were doing something, somewhere else entirely, before ending up here? Just waking up, yea? Might sound a bit mad, but, well, all considered…I think it’s safe to say…something took us here.” He looked off again around the room, the man itching to have his sonic on him, his eyes dark as they studied the surroundings carefully, mind still working away. “…Not sure yet just what, but…that letter, it mentioned a donation to science…same with you three, right?” He didn't entirely speak his mind but then sometimes it got carried away with him, running off before he even could pause enough to string it all out loud. He was already under a bit of a bad, sneaking suspicion; one that while on some levels it still fascinated him made the Time Lord nervous. “...well…if nothing else, we should probably stick together…Try and see if we can’t figure it out. What do you three say?”

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[info]psychic_boy
2011-05-20 11:47 am UTC (link)
Sam started to step in between the small suit wearing man and the man who called himself the 'Doctor' but John, he smirked a bit at the name, stepped in before he got the chance. He was really gonna like this guy... if they ended up staying here longer than he hoped. As he listened to the 'Doctor' rattle on, Sam started trying and knocking on the other doors to see if there might be people that hadn't woken up yet. He looked over the numbers on the doors a bit puzzled. If these doors were numbered 7-12... Where were 1-6?

Finding all the doors locked, and cursing himself mentally for not having his lock picking kit on him, Sam turned to face the man in the trench coat. "Sticking together is probably the best plan we've got right now. But staying in here probably isn't a good idea. We need to see if we can find a way out," he said as he tried the last door at the end of the room. His eyes widened a little halfway between excitement and shock as he twisted the handle and found the door unlocked. "These doors are numbered 7-12... meaning that 1-6 are probably somewhere else... wherever we are. If there are other people in those rooms too, we should probably find them. The faster we get everybody together, the faster we can figure out a way to get out of here."

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[info]lantean_son
2011-05-20 07:22 pm UTC (link)
John kept his gaze locked on the guy in the suit as the Doctor spoke and Sam moved to try the other doors. The newest comer to the party hadn't done anything, but the expensive cut of his suit, the perfect hair, the overall spit shine, reminded John forcefully of his brother and that was enough to make him bristle.

"I've already made my donation to science," he said over his shoulder to the Doctor, "and it wasn't to this place."

With a quirk of his lips at the suit, he moved to one of the doorways that led into the room they were in. It was a hall that seemed to lead into a larger room. He checked the other doorway and saw about as much as he had from the first one. He wondered if anyone had a quarter to flip.

"We definitely need to stick together, find anyone else who might have been taken. Hopefully find who did this and get some answers." He'd been wracking his brain for who could have done this. This wasn't Wraith MO, but these guys weren't from Pegasus, anyway. The list of possible enemies was worryingly long already, but he was afraid that he was looking at a previously unencountered race, which was just fucking awesome. With a mental sigh, he chose the door on the right and said, "Let's go," long years of being in command making him take the lead unconsciously.

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[info]n_caffrey
2011-05-20 07:39 pm UTC (link)
"Alright," Neal found himself unwilling to put all his cards on the table. "Well, I'm George." If he had to go with a name, he may as well go with one of his old favorites. It almost didn't seem like a lie sometimes. He'd told it to diplomats, high rollers, all the way down to baristas and paper boys. In such an uncertain place, George was going to be his only ally for now. "And I didn't volunteer for this."

As per the suggestion flying around, getting out sounded like a really good idea. Upon exiting his room, he noted the electronic locking system. Difficult to hack without a centralized computer of some sort. This place looked a lot older than the technology was letting on. Sophisticated camera technology and he could only guess at the security net. This place was starting to seem more and more like a trap by the second.

He listened to all the ideas patiently, suddenly wishing that he didn't feel like he was somehow ensnared in a Draconian lair as punishment for his crimes.

While staying together seemed like the logical answer of things to do, he also didn't want to be herded to the slaughter. The whole business made him uncomfortable.

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[info]burnthroughtime
2011-05-21 12:01 am UTC (link)
The Doctor turned as Sheppard opened the apparently only unlocked door in the area, grinning slightly despite himself. Colonel John Sheppard reminded him a little of Jack if he were completely honest. Once upon a time that might've been something he minded, rather something that stole to his conscious and that same old wrongness that seemed to flea throughout his entire body, but well a lot had happened since the Time Lord had left the other on Satellite 9 and the familiarity struck him these days a little differently. "Right, well, lead the way John." His eyes managed to steal the room one last time, taking in the cameras with still that lingering "something" of almost fascination and a darker kind of thrill that seemed to flush through him like his instincts kicking in. It had taken a huge something to draw them here after all, he just had to figure out what and, well, in the mean time try and keep these people safe however he could. Something told him that in itself was not going to be easy. He followed after, mind as always the source of his distraction, moving like a man with far too much energy but also with an air of experience in these type of typically for normal people at least stressful situations.

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[info]psychic_boy
2011-05-22 12:37 am UTC (link)
As he stood by and watched the other two follow John, he took one last look at the camera in the room. He seriously had to get the rest of them out of there and fast, who knew what the hell was involved in this. Sam brought up the rear of the group, making sure George didn't decide to run off or start something. Something about the suit wearing man left a bitter taste in his mouth. George was the first one to point fingers and yeah this was a stressful situation but turning on each other and getting angry wasn't gonna help anybody. He made a mental note to keep an eye on the shorter man and make sure he wasn’t doing things he probably shouldn’t. His gaze went from the checking the hall to the Doctor who seemed to be bouncing a little. Sam tilted his head and wondered why the dude would seem so excited. Maybe the guy needed meds or something.

“Just everybody stay together, alright?” he told the small group as he checked behind him, making sure nobody, or worse yet, nothing was following them.

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[info]lantean_son
2011-05-22 04:47 am UTC (link)
John was painfully aware as the Doctor followed him, seemingly guileless and too, too trusting. He wanted to make sure he was worthy of such trust. He was tense, even as the hall opened into a new room. There were two sets of staircases off to the right and another hallway directly ahead of them. He scanned the new room, noting the seemingly ubiquitous cameras, but there wasn't anything else obvious. But Atlantis held a hundred secrets in each of her walls; anything could be hidden, waiting for the right person.

He considered going through the adjoining hallway, trying to find rooms 1-6, but his gut told him he'd find them downstairs. There wasn't any logic to it, just the experience of the last five years. But still, he was loathe to leave the far hall unexplored.

The guy covering their six, Sam, seemed solid in a way most civilians didn't and John wondered if he didn't have some military training. Regardless, he had three egresses to cover and only one of him. If he was going to trust anyone in this group right now, it was going to be Sam.

"Sam," he said, indicating the far hall. "Check it out."

Sheppard himself moved to check out the stairways.

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[info]lethe_mod
2011-05-24 07:24 pm UTC (link)
continued in the common room.

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