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The row of seats began to slowly empty as The Doctor stood still, staring at the curtained stage and holding his hands. Ace unfolded her arms and pulled herself up from the worn red chair.

'About time, we ready Professor?' She said but The Doctor ignored her, his head still swimming in the eternal music.

'Professor,' She said again. 'Doctor!' She threw a light punch towards his shoulder and knocked the small Time Lord over a little.

'Yes Ace, yes.' He said, his rasping brogue strangely jovial and light. Ace had never seen her companion and tutor like this before and she found it strangely odd.

'Well come on then, let’s go.' She said, grabbing the small shawl that she had been commanded to wear. Throwing it clumsily around her shoulders she began to move down the empty row of chairs, clutching at the edges of her over-sized dress and moving with great difficulty. Reaching the end of the row she began up the central path, her Doc Martin boots stomping on the carpet, out of sight form the world as they were hidden beneath the pomp of her dress.

'I’ll get you outside then Professor, I’m not waiting around in here all night!' She snorted and stormed off up the pathway, shoving past a few of Venice’s cultural elite.
 
The warm, breezy air of Venice washed over her as she wandered down the steps and wrapped her shawl around her exposed shoulders and arms. The small square was busy with various audience members, carriages and vendors, all trying desperately for that last sale of the evening. Gondoliers stood at the ready up ahead, a few couples venturing onto the canals, lavishly dressed and unsteady of their
sea legs as they tried desperately to board the boats. Ace looked up and stared at the sky, the stars twinkling above on the dark canvas of space. It had been a long time since she had seen stars as brightly as this. All of the constellations were beaming broadly in the night, millions of worlds that she had never believed to exist until that fateful day of the Time storm. How long ago that felt to her now.

It was a glad sight to be on Earth again and to see the constellations from her familiar point of view. Seeing them, however, was a privilege in itself. There were no sulphurous glowing street lamps to obscure her view. No buzzing glow of light pollution to keep the universe hidden from her behind the all encompassing blanket that seemed to sit over every city she had ever been in. Only the soft, warm haze of the gas lanterns in the square, the gentle clapping of hooves on cobbled streets and the brisk, salty odor of sea water to keep her company. She smiled to her self and rubbed at her shoulders, a cold breeze coming in off of the canals.

.There you are.' came a familiar voice from behind her. She turned and looked as The Doctor came trotting down the steps of the La Fenice. He came to a stop beside her and tipped his panama hat with the handle of his umbrella.

'Wasn’t that just wonderful? The way Wagner shapes the music and words around the great Norse tales is just…' He closed his eyes a little and cast his hand out into the air. 'Wonderful.' Ace extended her smile and took his arm in hers and shrugged.

'If you say so Professor.' The Doctor remained quiet for a moment once more, as if still tasting and savouring a wonderful meal. He blinked and raised his dark eyebrows before looking over at Ace on his arm.

 
 
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by Darren Field
 
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by Colin John
 
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by Ian McPherson
 
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by Robert Hammond
 
by Colin John
 
by James Watts
 
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ISSUE ONE

by Francis Cave
 
by Ian McPherson
 
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by Ian McPherson
 

 
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