Fill- Challenge 427 (DW)

[romanajo123]

 (I said I'm attempting to be more active in my comms on here,  so... have this small thing :P) 

"You ready?" 

Donna Noble grabbed a tall, feathery hat from the hat stand.   "  Greatest party in the Galaxy , you said? Been ready for days now So this hat---"  Her words tailed off at the sound of a loud sniffling.   "You've got a cold or something? Can you get colds?" 

The Doctor shrugged, running a hand through his spiked hair.  "  Not me. Must be the Old Girl acting up." He scanned one of the monitors. " Seems fine here. Want to do a little investigating , Donna ?" 

"Fine, long as  you don't start calling me Mrs Peel or anything." 

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Following the sniffling sound,  The Doctor and Donna  headed down one of the corridors, each step the sound increasing. 

"More a little that way!" 

"I'm going that...ugh!"  Donna looked down , only to be greeted by a thin , watery,  brown substance stuck to the bottom of her shoe.  " Well, that's just wizard."  She examined the mess.  "Like my neighbourhood after someone took their dogs out." 

The Doctor's face lit up in a wide grin.  " I think I found the source.  Look!"  He pointed towards a doorway, where curled up in a ball sat a small, red, reptilian creature.  Its tiny wings folded,  the creature was sound asleep.  

Donna put a hand over her mouth to stop her gasping. " Is that a dragon? A real dragon? Here?" 

"Yep! Though  it might be a Wyvern, remind me to check once it wakes up." The Doctor's voice barely escaped a whisper.   "I've got a book on training them somewhere." 

Donna looked down at the sleeping creature.  "You're not thinking of keeping it,  are you?"  

Challenge #428

[shivver]

Description practice!

Write a paragraph or two of description, conveying something to the reader. It doesn't need to be visual - it could be the sounds of the scene, or the feeling of the object, for example. You might be describing what's going on, or you might be describing a setting or something or someone's that's completely still.

Don't introduce the thing you're describing, like starting with saying, "Bob walked into the room" and then proceeding to describe the room. Just the describe the thing well enough that the reader can picture/hear/feel it without being told what it is.