“I will have you know that I have never forgotten a face.” the Doctor said insulted. “Certainly not one as pretty as yours. Anyways, TARDIS made a detour because a Toflacane has been spotted. Have you seen it by chance?”
“What is it?” the Blue Fairy liked to know.
“Well it’s a human head from the end of the universe, put into a robot, that is part of the hive mind.”
The Blue fairy looked confused. “Oh… I thought you once said the universe was endless.”
“In term of space it is, but in time…. Everything has it’s end.” the Doctor explained.
“Except for me.” the Blue fairy replied with a weary smile.
The Doctor readjusted his bow-tie. “That’s not possible in this reality.”
“I’m not from this reality.”
“Ah that explains why the TARDIS can’t find conformation of the existence of this place and why my screwdriver is giving ERROR messages.”This place was wonderfully weird he thought, like it came from the stories he had read as a kid, “You can tell me all about it later… Right now I have to find that ball, before someone accidentally gets hurt. Have you seen anything hovering round today?”
“No. I haven’t. I’ll ask the sisters to gather round and see if they have seen anything.”
“Thank you…Just out of curiosity, was the other me nice?”
“Very nice. It was the only time had doubts…” The Blue fairy could not continue.
“Doubts? About what?” the Doctor wanted to know though.
“My calling,” the Blue Fairy whispered softly
“Oh? …. Oh!” The Doctor smiled. “I’m good.”
In the meantime Rumpel hurried to the hospital, Charming in tow. “Put that sword away, what will Belle think? She still doesn’t remember anything.”
“We’ll tell her I’m practicing for a Rennaisance Fair.” Charming made up.
Rumpel was set dead in his tracks “Amazing.. You actually said something smart.”