Bury Me Alive||Alu,Doctor and The Master||Closed
The Master paced anxiously back and forth, trying not to get ahead of himself yet struggling to resist storming into his homemade prison to gloat as much as he could. After everything the Doctor had done to him, after all that pain, this moment was guaranteed to be too sweet to rush and ruin. He listened to the heartbeat of his TARDIS, allowing it to calm him gently. It was the only thing that could. He wasn’t attached to this ship, not like the Doctor to his, but that heartbeat was something that every Time Lord could empathise with. Eventually, he stopped, took a deep breath, and pushed open the door to find his captive waiting.
He looked down at her, almost a sense of warmth to his look as he did so. He saw so much of her in the bound girl before him. But nothing enough to dissuade him. He closed the door behind him and calmly walked towards her, hands in pocket casually, his eyes scanning over her.
“I’m afraid the answer is neither, Miss Rou. Sorry to disappoint. Comfortable?”
Comfortable? Did he really just ask that? “Who are you and ‘ow d’you know m’name” She asked, stepping away from him as she tried to get herself free despite him standing there.
It wasn’t until he was so close that she realized why he smelled familiar. Timelord. He smelled similar to the Doctor, and more red flags went up. “W-what d’you want with me?” She asked, kicking herself for stuttering. A low growl came out as a warning. Readying her fangs if she needed to use them.
He smirked at her aggressive response, not flinching in the slightest as he looked on, his eyes showing no emotion whatsoever. “I’m an old colleague of your friend the Doctor - he’s quite fond of you isn’t he? And if he’s interested, I’m interested.”
He opened up into a broad, almost welcoming grin as he stepped closer, scanning over her beaming eyes and sharp fangs. To say he was interested was an understatement. The growl caused him to stop, and he eyed her carefully.
“Please, don’t growl. That’s just rude. I honestly wouldn't recommend offending me.”