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From the moment he’d heard about the place, Eliasz wanted to be as far away from the island as possible. Resurrecting dinosaurs was a horrible idea, but it seemed that Eliasz was a small majority of people with common sense. And If it wasn’t for his desperate need for work, Eliasz wouldn’t have been here. But he couldn’t say no and they needed an engineer, so here he was. Fortunately for Eliasz, his work kept him away from the creatures most of the time. So having finished some daily maintenance, Eliasz was now on break.

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The woman had a scotch on the rocks in front of her as she looked at her phone, trying to ignore most of the people around. They were visitors and they were annoying most of the time. She wanted a section of the restaurants where the employees could be away from all the people, but every time she was told it would be rude and would cost more or some other dumb excuse.

At least here she didn't care what happened if she was hit on by someone visiting the park. The woman with scars on her face rarely had that happen, but tonight someone tried. She was about to say something before the familiar voice of the engineer from earlier stopped her. Electing to engage in a better conversation, she turned her attention to the man on her other side. "It's been a hassle and I've been told I can't yell at patrons, but it's okay. My girl is healing," she answered. "What about your day? Thank you... By the way. Thanks for coming and helping."

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thedoctornumber11

thenavajovalleyhandler:

“It’s very dangerous. There are many, many carnivores in the center of the island from what the last reports say,” she answered. “No one has really set foot there since like… The late 1990’s or something.”

“Well it’s probably our only bet to find out more,” he told her, “I assume you’ve never been there?”

thedoctornumber11

“Every human is capable of some much more than they think,” the Doctor told her, “I think you underestimate yourself.”

thenavajovalleyhandler

The paleobiologist shook her head vigorously. “No. I’m not underestimating myself. I know my limits,” she countered. “This is not for me.”

thedoctornumber11

“You’ve been extremely helpful to me,” he told her, “You can do this.”

thenavajovalleyhandler

“Right. I’ve been so helpful with a bow and arrow and trying to get these animals away from whatever xenobiological hellscape this is,” she countered. “Go do what you need to. I’m staying with my animals.”

thedoctornumber11

“We really should stick together,” the Doctor pointed out, “We can’t save these dinosaurs by just staying here.”

thenavajovalleyhandler

Alex frowned and looked at him. “It’s not my place… I don’t… I don’t even know the first thing about doing anything like this,” she admitted. “I won’t be any help.”

thedoctornumber11

“Anyone can be a help,” the Doctor told her, “What makes you think you wouldn’t be?”

thenavajovalleyhandler

"I get in the way. I cause problems," she replied, the words familiar because it was always what she heard. It was different at her job though, no one said that there.... yet. "I'm just an animal handler and vet. I don't think I can help any other way."

#thedoctornumber11

thedoctornumber11

"Did I miss it? Please tell me I didn't miss your birthday. I'd feel awful! I made you a special cupcake and everything..."

"This is a time machine, it's never too late," he told her, "Thank you very much."

thedoctornumber11

The Doctor thought for a moment. "We need to get rid of them from this planet. I wonder if we can trick them into leaving somehow. Perhaps we could use the TARDIS for it?"

thenavajovalleyhandler

The woman gripped the reins of her horse tighter in her hands. "Then do it," she stated. "I'm not letting anything get at my people. We can't lead them back there."

thedoctornumber11

"Then we should head back to the TARDIS," he told her, "I parked it a bit of a distance away, so it won't go back to your people."

thenavajovalleyhandler

"I'm not getting in that thing," she stated plainly. "I'm not leaving my people to deal with this if those things don't leave when you do."

thedoctornumber11

"I might need your help," the Doctor stated, "If we can't figure out how to get rid of them, everyone on this planet could be at risk."

thenavajovalleyhandler

"They were pretty fine taking one person every so often. It wasn't an all the time thing," she pointed out. "I don't save the world. That's for superheroes and whatever. I'm not that. Why can't you understand that?"

thedoctornumber11

"That's not a super heroes thing," he told her, "Anyone can save the world. I'm not exactly a super hero myself."

thenavajovalleyhandler

"Of course you are," she countered. "You have abilities and tech no one else does. You're special. You've got everything a superhero does.... Except a sidekick. And I'm not a good one."

#thedoctornumber11

theeclipse

@thenavajovalleyhandler ))

From the moment he’d heard about the place, Eliasz wanted to be as far away from the island as possible. Resurrecting dinosaurs was a horrible idea, but it seemed that Eliasz was a small majority of people with common sense. And If it wasn’t for his desperate need for work, Eliasz wouldn’t have been here. But he couldn’t say no and they needed an engineer, so here he was. Fortunately for Eliasz, his work kept him away from the creatures most of the time. So having finished some daily maintenance, Eliasz was now on break.

thenavajovalleyhandler

Alex nodded and tilted her head slightly when he spoke. "I like knowing a lot about things too. But it gets dicey when the information is withheld. You know?" she asked before listening to what he was saying about the types of of engineers. She chuckled a bit from his statement about the engineers and she shook her head slightly. "I feel like there's a few categories of handlers around here too."

She shrugged her shoulders and then took a deep breath. "It's all fine. I don't ask for much. So there's that. I'm fairly easy going myself," she offered. "Anyway. I should get going. I need to get back to my girls. I'll see you later."

theeclipse

Eli nodded In agreement but frankly he knew he shouldn’t be getting distracted and needed to get back to working. He liked to set himself apart from the other engineers on the island, but he got distracted more easily. So now he needed to get focused again. “Yeah I know what you mean, I have a little pet project and regular work to get on with.”

“But we’ll go and get on with our respective jobs and then meet up later or something? Either way it was great talking to you Alex.” Eli smiles before turning to gather up his things.

thenavajovalleyhandler

The woman smiled and nodded to Eli. She tilted her head when he mentioned the pet project, intrigued by the idea. "Well, I hope you have fun with that," she said quietly. "I'll be seeing you."

She bowed her head and then headed away over to the gentle giants petting zoo to check up on her small members of the herds. Alex grinned at the younger ones and played with them, running some assessments on them to make sure that they were growing up well.

theeclipse

Once they’d said their goodbyes and went back to their respected jobs, Eliasz dove straight into work. Though he was greatly for the work, at the same time he felt that other engineers could’ve been requested for these tasks. It made him think about his little side project, but to get it to work he’d need to consult a few other departments in order to get it right.

Got the moment it was a theoretical concept, but dinosaurs could be unpredictable. So this device he’d theorised, could prove more effective than tranquillisers.

thenavajovalleyhandler

Alex headed off to do her checkups and made her way through the park to the valley. She thought back to the engineer she spoke to and smiled a bit happily. Maybe she could make a new friend. She didn't really have many on the island due to her past, but she wanted to branch out a bit more after accidentally running into someone who worked in the restricted section of the park.

Once she got into the valley, she noticed the herds were grouped up and not really in ideal places for visitors to see them. Climbing up into a tree, she let out a series of whistles to get the attention of the herds and get them moving into different areas.

theeclipse

Meanwhile at the heart of the island, Eli was hard at work going about his usual business. While he may appear to be rewiring an electronic door, his mind was clearly elsewhere. He’d been thinking about the discussion he’d had with Alex as it had prompted him to think a lot more about things he’d not considered.

More importantly Eliasz hoped he’d see Alex again. She was the first positive interaction he’d had since coming to the island. So perhaps if they interacted more, Eli would see this place In a better light.

thenavajovalleyhandler

The handler sat up in the tree and watched her herds as they moved around and dealt with the gyrospheres that came around them. Her eyes narrowed and she tilted her head slightly as she watched one particular unit. Grabbing her phone, she called the people who needed to know.

And as she was on the phone, she saw it happen. The gyrosphere bumped a triceratops and caused the dinosaur to push it away. She watched as the sphere rammed into the dinosaur again and she got on her walkie, "We have an issue in the Valley. Guests causing harm to animals. Need security and engineering for guest removal and gyrosphere repair, now!"

She jumped from the tree and winced a bit at the landing but ran despite the issues. Whistling a certain tone, she got the attention of other dinosaurs and worked to get them away from the spheres. But the one triceratops was in too deep. With the ball still ramming it, the animal finally defended itself. The horns on the animal punctured the outer covering of the attraction and it began to charge, pushing the ball down through the valley as it roared.

theeclipse

As soon as the alert came through, Eliasz raced into action realising that it was Alex who had made the call. As he was at the engineering hub at the time, Eliasz grabbed everything he’d needed for gyrosphere repair. Which was rather easy as he knew those things better than most engineers. Racing to the nearest personnel vehicle within his vicinity, Eliasz rushed ahead to get to the incident as quickly as he could.

Most engineers, preferred to not get in up close with the dinosaurs unless needed. But frankly Eli had no issue with it. So the moment he’d seen Alex, Eli rushed towards her. “Hey are you alright?” He asked wanting to check on her first, before he got to work.

thenavajovalleyhandler

One of her interns had shown up and tossed her bag towards her. She grabbed it as she ran towards the animal, shouting in her mother's language. She'd trained the herds with specific languages so that no one else could come in and undermine her. It was a safety net for her and she needed it more often than not thanks to ACU wanting to control everything. As she shouted the orders, the dinosaur finally stopped and bellowed loudly.

The veterinarian looked over when she heard the familiar voice and frowned. "I'm fine... I just need the gyrosphere off her horns. She's hurt," she explained, motioning to the leg of the triceratops. "Those spheres move pretty fast and with the repeated force, I think it really injured her leg. The guests are lucky they didn't get hurt. The glass is strong, but had she been in a real rage... I'm not sure they would have survived."

Alex stepped up to the dinosaur and saw tears in the amber eyes. Gently petting her cheek, she hummed a soft melody and sang quietly in Navajo, allowing the dinosaur's breathing to calm and slow. "She'll be okay now. What do you need her, and me, to do for this?"

theeclipse

While this discussion was taking place, Eliasz set to work quickly putting down his tool box. Moving towards the back of the gyrosphere where he could access the internal wiring. All the while he was doing this Eli couldn’t help but mumble to himself in polish. “This will need to be moved manually.. so these two in the sphere can’t hurt anything else..” Eli paused for a moment to open his tool kit. “Just need to temporarily power this down the sphere.. that way everyone else can do their jobs and not worry about faults on his part. But at the same time he wasn’t as familiar with the spheres as he wanted to be. His understanding of them was basic at best, so with that Eli carefully exposed the spheres power supply.

thenavajovalleyhandler

The handler continued to soothe the dinosaur, trying to keep her calm and collected. The animal was doing what it needed to for protection. But as the animal made some sorrowful calls, the woman noticed other animals coming around. "Eli... I think we can get the dinosaurs to help with moving this sphere," she admitted. "If I can get the parasaurolophus to help us move it, they won't crush the sphere. They are strong, and if that powered-down sphere goes into neutral, then we'll be okay to push them away, right? It won't resist movement?"

theeclipse

Eli was so focused on examining the wiring of the sphere that he was not playint complete attention to the that was happening around him. “Things don’t look too bad..but will need to be taken apart and examined in a separate space.” Finally turning to handler and then to the approaching dinos, Eli sighed. Pondering the plan it would work but there was a lot of unknowns, scratching his beard he pondered his words before speaking. “I don’t see any issues too serious so that should work, but I don’t know the state of the inner workings of the circuitry of this thing without stripping the thing.” Eli paused for a moment powering down the sphere, and ensuring it remained on neutral.. “It should work, but it needs to be done quick and careful to avoid any harm to anyone else.”

thenavajovalleyhandler

Alex nodded once and looked at the guests inside the sphere who were panicking. "Press the center of the joystick," she ordered. "Do it now. And don't freak out." The guests nodded and one did as ordered, putting the sphere in neutral.

She turned around and whistled three specific notes before hearing the call back of some parasaurolophus nearby. The dinosaurs came closer and she smiled. She gave them their command in the Scottish Gaelic and one of the parasaurs grunted before raising up on its back feet. Draping its forelimbs over the sphere, it pulled back slightly, being wary of the horns of the trike. She held the triceratops' frill to keep them from moving forward, gently encouraging them to move back. Two other parasaurs came over and used their shoulders to try and move the sphere away.

After a few attempts, the sphere was released from the triceratops. "Thank you!" She exclaimed. "Good job!" She gave each of the duck-billed dinosaurs pets and kisses before sending them back on their way. "Think you can get these people out of the sphere? I need to tend to her leg," the medic said, moving over to the trike.

She had seen the gas Jeep pull up nearby and she'd noticed a few other spheres. But those didn't concern her, only her dinosaur did. Public relations could deal with whatever videos came out.

theeclipse

Her display using the flying dinos to help free the trapped one, was rather unexpected. But given what he knew about her it was to be expected. As she asked if he could help the people, Eli nodded and wasted no time in getting to work. Granted the incident had messed this up a fair bit, but it had surprisingly taken him only twenty minutes to free the people in the sphere.

Brushing aside their gratitudes, he moved them towards the jeep, where they were taken away by other members of staff. With that issue out of the way, Eli could work on getting this damaged sphere mobile. He wasn’t concerned by the other spheres, just on what he was doing. After what felt like thirty minutes or more, Eli had gotten it somewhat mobile. Thus allowing him to move the sphere out of here, and to the nearest maintenance bay.

“We’ll catch up later.” He calls to her before heading away with the sphere and onto his next task. He’d already had an idea on how to prevent this kind of incident in future.

thenavajovalleyhandler

The four-legged duck-billed dinosaurs that helped move the sphere all trumpeted with joy as they were given attention by the interns. Alex smiled at the sound and watched Eli as he worked. It was amazing to see how he did his job. She shook her head for a second and then kicked into gear checking on the trike.

She looked over when he called to her and waved before focusing back on her patient. The vet did everything she could to take care of the leg before calling for more medical equipment. She needed to make sure that this leg wasn't broken.

Hours later after everything had been finished, she made her way to main street in hopes of getting a drink and figuring out what would happen to those inconsiderate guests.

theeclipse

From the last point they’d seen one another, Eli had maybe done at least two or three menial jobs, before heading to his workspace. With that incident with the sphere, he’d had an idea in mind but he needed to get to work now on it rather than later.

The concept of whether adding a sensor to prevent the spheres from getting too close to the dinos, but the idea needed rigorous testing.

He wanted to have a working prototype, before he told any of the ‘higher powers’ about it. He could do whatever after he was done, as he believed he’d forget about it if he didn’t do this right this second.

thenavajovalleyhandler

The handler sat on a stool at the open air bar for Margaritaville, sipping on a cocktail. She was off the clock and honestly didn't care who saw her or what they had to say. Scrolling through her phone, she looked over the results from the labs she'd done up and the X-rays the interns took. That sphere didn't do much damage, but they needed more safety measures, that was for certain.

This whole place, while it was a dream was also a ticking nightmare time bomb. This place was too good to be true. She remembered the original park from when she was younger. The stories about Isla Sorna and the T-Rex that was loose in San Diego were history, not fiction. It was only a matter of time before someone messed up somewhere and this paradise went up in smoke.

She just hoped she might have a friend or two to escape the nightmare with at some point.

#theeclipse

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theeclipse

@thenavajovalleyhandler ))

From the moment he’d heard about the place, Eliasz wanted to be as far away from the island as possible. Resurrecting dinosaurs was a horrible idea, but it seemed that Eliasz was a small majority of people with common sense. And If it wasn’t for his desperate need for work, Eliasz wouldn’t have been here. But he couldn’t say no and they needed an engineer, so here he was. Fortunately for Eliasz, his work kept him away from the creatures most of the time. So having finished some daily maintenance, Eliasz was now on break.

thenavajovalleyhandler

Alex nodded and tilted her head slightly when he spoke. "I like knowing a lot about things too. But it gets dicey when the information is withheld. You know?" she asked before listening to what he was saying about the types of of engineers. She chuckled a bit from his statement about the engineers and she shook her head slightly. "I feel like there's a few categories of handlers around here too."

She shrugged her shoulders and then took a deep breath. "It's all fine. I don't ask for much. So there's that. I'm fairly easy going myself," she offered. "Anyway. I should get going. I need to get back to my girls. I'll see you later."

theeclipse

Eli nodded In agreement but frankly he knew he shouldn’t be getting distracted and needed to get back to working. He liked to set himself apart from the other engineers on the island, but he got distracted more easily. So now he needed to get focused again. “Yeah I know what you mean, I have a little pet project and regular work to get on with.”

“But we’ll go and get on with our respective jobs and then meet up later or something? Either way it was great talking to you Alex.” Eli smiles before turning to gather up his things.

thenavajovalleyhandler

The woman smiled and nodded to Eli. She tilted her head when he mentioned the pet project, intrigued by the idea. "Well, I hope you have fun with that," she said quietly. "I'll be seeing you."

She bowed her head and then headed away over to the gentle giants petting zoo to check up on her small members of the herds. Alex grinned at the younger ones and played with them, running some assessments on them to make sure that they were growing up well.

theeclipse

Once they’d said their goodbyes and went back to their respected jobs, Eliasz dove straight into work. Though he was greatly for the work, at the same time he felt that other engineers could’ve been requested for these tasks. It made him think about his little side project, but to get it to work he’d need to consult a few other departments in order to get it right.

Got the moment it was a theoretical concept, but dinosaurs could be unpredictable. So this device he’d theorised, could prove more effective than tranquillisers.

thenavajovalleyhandler

Alex headed off to do her checkups and made her way through the park to the valley. She thought back to the engineer she spoke to and smiled a bit happily. Maybe she could make a new friend. She didn't really have many on the island due to her past, but she wanted to branch out a bit more after accidentally running into someone who worked in the restricted section of the park.

Once she got into the valley, she noticed the herds were grouped up and not really in ideal places for visitors to see them. Climbing up into a tree, she let out a series of whistles to get the attention of the herds and get them moving into different areas.

theeclipse

Meanwhile at the heart of the island, Eli was hard at work going about his usual business. While he may appear to be rewiring an electronic door, his mind was clearly elsewhere. He’d been thinking about the discussion he’d had with Alex as it had prompted him to think a lot more about things he’d not considered.

More importantly Eliasz hoped he’d see Alex again. She was the first positive interaction he’d had since coming to the island. So perhaps if they interacted more, Eli would see this place In a better light.

thenavajovalleyhandler

The handler sat up in the tree and watched her herds as they moved around and dealt with the gyrospheres that came around them. Her eyes narrowed and she tilted her head slightly as she watched one particular unit. Grabbing her phone, she called the people who needed to know.

And as she was on the phone, she saw it happen. The gyrosphere bumped a triceratops and caused the dinosaur to push it away. She watched as the sphere rammed into the dinosaur again and she got on her walkie, "We have an issue in the Valley. Guests causing harm to animals. Need security and engineering for guest removal and gyrosphere repair, now!"

She jumped from the tree and winced a bit at the landing but ran despite the issues. Whistling a certain tone, she got the attention of other dinosaurs and worked to get them away from the spheres. But the one triceratops was in too deep. With the ball still ramming it, the animal finally defended itself. The horns on the animal punctured the outer covering of the attraction and it began to charge, pushing the ball down through the valley as it roared.

theeclipse

As soon as the alert came through, Eliasz raced into action realising that it was Alex who had made the call. As he was at the engineering hub at the time, Eliasz grabbed everything he’d needed for gyrosphere repair. Which was rather easy as he knew those things better than most engineers. Racing to the nearest personnel vehicle within his vicinity, Eliasz rushed ahead to get to the incident as quickly as he could.

Most engineers, preferred to not get in up close with the dinosaurs unless needed. But frankly Eli had no issue with it. So the moment he’d seen Alex, Eli rushed towards her. “Hey are you alright?” He asked wanting to check on her first, before he got to work.

thenavajovalleyhandler

One of her interns had shown up and tossed her bag towards her. She grabbed it as she ran towards the animal, shouting in her mother's language. She'd trained the herds with specific languages so that no one else could come in and undermine her. It was a safety net for her and she needed it more often than not thanks to ACU wanting to control everything. As she shouted the orders, the dinosaur finally stopped and bellowed loudly.

The veterinarian looked over when she heard the familiar voice and frowned. "I'm fine... I just need the gyrosphere off her horns. She's hurt," she explained, motioning to the leg of the triceratops. "Those spheres move pretty fast and with the repeated force, I think it really injured her leg. The guests are lucky they didn't get hurt. The glass is strong, but had she been in a real rage... I'm not sure they would have survived."

Alex stepped up to the dinosaur and saw tears in the amber eyes. Gently petting her cheek, she hummed a soft melody and sang quietly in Navajo, allowing the dinosaur's breathing to calm and slow. "She'll be okay now. What do you need her, and me, to do for this?"

theeclipse

While this discussion was taking place, Eliasz set to work quickly putting down his tool box. Moving towards the back of the gyrosphere where he could access the internal wiring. All the while he was doing this Eli couldn’t help but mumble to himself in polish. “This will need to be moved manually.. so these two in the sphere can’t hurt anything else..” Eli paused for a moment to open his tool kit. “Just need to temporarily power this down the sphere.. that way everyone else can do their jobs and not worry about faults on his part. But at the same time he wasn’t as familiar with the spheres as he wanted to be. His understanding of them was basic at best, so with that Eli carefully exposed the spheres power supply.

thenavajovalleyhandler

The handler continued to soothe the dinosaur, trying to keep her calm and collected. The animal was doing what it needed to for protection. But as the animal made some sorrowful calls, the woman noticed other animals coming around. "Eli... I think we can get the dinosaurs to help with moving this sphere," she admitted. "If I can get the parasaurolophus to help us move it, they won't crush the sphere. They are strong, and if that powered-down sphere goes into neutral, then we'll be okay to push them away, right? It won't resist movement?"

theeclipse

Eli was so focused on examining the wiring of the sphere that he was not playint complete attention to the that was happening around him. “Things don’t look too bad..but will need to be taken apart and examined in a separate space.” Finally turning to handler and then to the approaching dinos, Eli sighed. Pondering the plan it would work but there was a lot of unknowns, scratching his beard he pondered his words before speaking. “I don’t see any issues too serious so that should work, but I don’t know the state of the inner workings of the circuitry of this thing without stripping the thing.” Eli paused for a moment powering down the sphere, and ensuring it remained on neutral.. “It should work, but it needs to be done quick and careful to avoid any harm to anyone else.”

thenavajovalleyhandler

Alex nodded once and looked at the guests inside the sphere who were panicking. "Press the center of the joystick," she ordered. "Do it now. And don't freak out." The guests nodded and one did as ordered, putting the sphere in neutral.

She turned around and whistled three specific notes before hearing the call back of some parasaurolophus nearby. The dinosaurs came closer and she smiled. She gave them their command in the Scottish Gaelic and one of the parasaurs grunted before raising up on its back feet. Draping its forelimbs over the sphere, it pulled back slightly, being wary of the horns of the trike. She held the triceratops' frill to keep them from moving forward, gently encouraging them to move back. Two other parasaurs came over and used their shoulders to try and move the sphere away.

After a few attempts, the sphere was released from the triceratops. "Thank you!" She exclaimed. "Good job!" She gave each of the duck-billed dinosaurs pets and kisses before sending them back on their way. "Think you can get these people out of the sphere? I need to tend to her leg," the medic said, moving over to the trike.

She had seen the gas Jeep pull up nearby and she'd noticed a few other spheres. But those didn't concern her, only her dinosaur did. Public relations could deal with whatever videos came out.

theeclipse

Her display using the flying dinos to help free the trapped one, was rather unexpected. But given what he knew about her it was to be expected. As she asked if he could help the people, Eli nodded and wasted no time in getting to work. Granted the incident had messed this up a fair bit, but it had surprisingly taken him only twenty minutes to free the people in the sphere.

Brushing aside their gratitudes, he moved them towards the jeep, where they were taken away by other members of staff. With that issue out of the way, Eli could work on getting this damaged sphere mobile. He wasn’t concerned by the other spheres, just on what he was doing. After what felt like thirty minutes or more, Eli had gotten it somewhat mobile. Thus allowing him to move the sphere out of here, and to the nearest maintenance bay.

“We’ll catch up later.” He calls to her before heading away with the sphere and onto his next task. He’d already had an idea on how to prevent this kind of incident in future.

thenavajovalleyhandler

The four-legged duck-billed dinosaurs that helped move the sphere all trumpeted with joy as they were given attention by the interns. Alex smiled at the sound and watched Eli as he worked. It was amazing to see how he did his job. She shook her head for a second and then kicked into gear checking on the trike.

She looked over when he called to her and waved before focusing back on her patient. The vet did everything she could to take care of the leg before calling for more medical equipment. She needed to make sure that this leg wasn't broken.

Hours later after everything had been finished, she made her way to main street in hopes of getting a drink and figuring out what would happen to those inconsiderate guests.

#theeclipse #I hope you feel better!#Take your time and rest #let me know if I can help

thedoctornumber11

thenavajovalleyhandler:

“It’s very dangerous. There are many, many carnivores in the center of the island from what the last reports say,” she answered. “No one has really set foot there since like… The late 1990’s or something.”

“Well it’s probably our only bet to find out more,” he told her, “I assume you’ve never been there?”

thedoctornumber11

“Every human is capable of some much more than they think,” the Doctor told her, “I think you underestimate yourself.”

thenavajovalleyhandler

The paleobiologist shook her head vigorously. “No. I’m not underestimating myself. I know my limits,” she countered. “This is not for me.”

thedoctornumber11

“You’ve been extremely helpful to me,” he told her, “You can do this.”

thenavajovalleyhandler

“Right. I’ve been so helpful with a bow and arrow and trying to get these animals away from whatever xenobiological hellscape this is,” she countered. “Go do what you need to. I’m staying with my animals.”

thedoctornumber11

“We really should stick together,” the Doctor pointed out, “We can’t save these dinosaurs by just staying here.”

thenavajovalleyhandler

Alex frowned and looked at him. "It's not my place... I don't... I don't even know the first thing about doing anything like this," she admitted. "I won't be any help."

#thedoctornumber11

thedoctornumber11

"Did I miss it? Please tell me I didn't miss your birthday. I'd feel awful! I made you a special cupcake and everything..."

"This is a time machine, it's never too late," he told her, "Thank you very much."

thedoctornumber11

The Doctor thought for a moment. "We need to get rid of them from this planet. I wonder if we can trick them into leaving somehow. Perhaps we could use the TARDIS for it?"

thenavajovalleyhandler

The woman gripped the reins of her horse tighter in her hands. "Then do it," she stated. "I'm not letting anything get at my people. We can't lead them back there."

thedoctornumber11

"Then we should head back to the TARDIS," he told her, "I parked it a bit of a distance away, so it won't go back to your people."

thenavajovalleyhandler

"I'm not getting in that thing," she stated plainly. "I'm not leaving my people to deal with this if those things don't leave when you do."

thedoctornumber11

"I might need your help," the Doctor stated, "If we can't figure out how to get rid of them, everyone on this planet could be at risk."

thenavajovalleyhandler

"They were pretty fine taking one person every so often. It wasn't an all the time thing," she pointed out. "I don't save the world. That's for superheroes and whatever. I'm not that. Why can't you understand that?"

#thedoctornumber11

theeclipse

@thenavajovalleyhandler ))

From the moment he’d heard about the place, Eliasz wanted to be as far away from the island as possible. Resurrecting dinosaurs was a horrible idea, but it seemed that Eliasz was a small majority of people with common sense. And If it wasn’t for his desperate need for work, Eliasz wouldn’t have been here. But he couldn’t say no and they needed an engineer, so here he was. Fortunately for Eliasz, his work kept him away from the creatures most of the time. So having finished some daily maintenance, Eliasz was now on break.

thenavajovalleyhandler

Alex nodded and tilted her head slightly when he spoke. "I like knowing a lot about things too. But it gets dicey when the information is withheld. You know?" she asked before listening to what he was saying about the types of of engineers. She chuckled a bit from his statement about the engineers and she shook her head slightly. "I feel like there's a few categories of handlers around here too."

She shrugged her shoulders and then took a deep breath. "It's all fine. I don't ask for much. So there's that. I'm fairly easy going myself," she offered. "Anyway. I should get going. I need to get back to my girls. I'll see you later."

theeclipse

Eli nodded In agreement but frankly he knew he shouldn’t be getting distracted and needed to get back to working. He liked to set himself apart from the other engineers on the island, but he got distracted more easily. So now he needed to get focused again. “Yeah I know what you mean, I have a little pet project and regular work to get on with.”

“But we’ll go and get on with our respective jobs and then meet up later or something? Either way it was great talking to you Alex.” Eli smiles before turning to gather up his things.

thenavajovalleyhandler

The woman smiled and nodded to Eli. She tilted her head when he mentioned the pet project, intrigued by the idea. "Well, I hope you have fun with that," she said quietly. "I'll be seeing you."

She bowed her head and then headed away over to the gentle giants petting zoo to check up on her small members of the herds. Alex grinned at the younger ones and played with them, running some assessments on them to make sure that they were growing up well.

theeclipse

Once they’d said their goodbyes and went back to their respected jobs, Eliasz dove straight into work. Though he was greatly for the work, at the same time he felt that other engineers could’ve been requested for these tasks. It made him think about his little side project, but to get it to work he’d need to consult a few other departments in order to get it right.

Got the moment it was a theoretical concept, but dinosaurs could be unpredictable. So this device he’d theorised, could prove more effective than tranquillisers.

thenavajovalleyhandler

Alex headed off to do her checkups and made her way through the park to the valley. She thought back to the engineer she spoke to and smiled a bit happily. Maybe she could make a new friend. She didn't really have many on the island due to her past, but she wanted to branch out a bit more after accidentally running into someone who worked in the restricted section of the park.

Once she got into the valley, she noticed the herds were grouped up and not really in ideal places for visitors to see them. Climbing up into a tree, she let out a series of whistles to get the attention of the herds and get them moving into different areas.

theeclipse

Meanwhile at the heart of the island, Eli was hard at work going about his usual business. While he may appear to be rewiring an electronic door, his mind was clearly elsewhere. He’d been thinking about the discussion he’d had with Alex as it had prompted him to think a lot more about things he’d not considered.

More importantly Eliasz hoped he’d see Alex again. She was the first positive interaction he’d had since coming to the island. So perhaps if they interacted more, Eli would see this place In a better light.

thenavajovalleyhandler

The handler sat up in the tree and watched her herds as they moved around and dealt with the gyrospheres that came around them. Her eyes narrowed and she tilted her head slightly as she watched one particular unit. Grabbing her phone, she called the people who needed to know.

And as she was on the phone, she saw it happen. The gyrosphere bumped a triceratops and caused the dinosaur to push it away. She watched as the sphere rammed into the dinosaur again and she got on her walkie, "We have an issue in the Valley. Guests causing harm to animals. Need security and engineering for guest removal and gyrosphere repair, now!"

She jumped from the tree and winced a bit at the landing but ran despite the issues. Whistling a certain tone, she got the attention of other dinosaurs and worked to get them away from the spheres. But the one triceratops was in too deep. With the ball still ramming it, the animal finally defended itself. The horns on the animal punctured the outer covering of the attraction and it began to charge, pushing the ball down through the valley as it roared.

theeclipse

As soon as the alert came through, Eliasz raced into action realising that it was Alex who had made the call. As he was at the engineering hub at the time, Eliasz grabbed everything he’d needed for gyrosphere repair. Which was rather easy as he knew those things better than most engineers. Racing to the nearest personnel vehicle within his vicinity, Eliasz rushed ahead to get to the incident as quickly as he could.

Most engineers, preferred to not get in up close with the dinosaurs unless needed. But frankly Eli had no issue with it. So the moment he’d seen Alex, Eli rushed towards her. “Hey are you alright?” He asked wanting to check on her first, before he got to work.

thenavajovalleyhandler

One of her interns had shown up and tossed her bag towards her. She grabbed it as she ran towards the animal, shouting in her mother's language. She'd trained the herds with specific languages so that no one else could come in and undermine her. It was a safety net for her and she needed it more often than not thanks to ACU wanting to control everything. As she shouted the orders, the dinosaur finally stopped and bellowed loudly.

The veterinarian looked over when she heard the familiar voice and frowned. "I'm fine... I just need the gyrosphere off her horns. She's hurt," she explained, motioning to the leg of the triceratops. "Those spheres move pretty fast and with the repeated force, I think it really injured her leg. The guests are lucky they didn't get hurt. The glass is strong, but had she been in a real rage... I'm not sure they would have survived."

Alex stepped up to the dinosaur and saw tears in the amber eyes. Gently petting her cheek, she hummed a soft melody and sang quietly in Navajo, allowing the dinosaur's breathing to calm and slow. "She'll be okay now. What do you need her, and me, to do for this?"

theeclipse

While this discussion was taking place, Eliasz set to work quickly putting down his tool box. Moving towards the back of the gyrosphere where he could access the internal wiring. All the while he was doing this Eli couldn’t help but mumble to himself in polish. “This will need to be moved manually.. so these two in the sphere can’t hurt anything else..” Eli paused for a moment to open his tool kit. “Just need to temporarily power this down the sphere.. that way everyone else can do their jobs and not worry about faults on his part. But at the same time he wasn’t as familiar with the spheres as he wanted to be. His understanding of them was basic at best, so with that Eli carefully exposed the spheres power supply.

thenavajovalleyhandler

The handler continued to soothe the dinosaur, trying to keep her calm and collected. The animal was doing what it needed to for protection. But as the animal made some sorrowful calls, the woman noticed other animals coming around. "Eli... I think we can get the dinosaurs to help with moving this sphere," she admitted. "If I can get the parasaurolophus to help us move it, they won't crush the sphere. They are strong, and if that powered-down sphere goes into neutral, then we'll be okay to push them away, right? It won't resist movement?"

theeclipse

Eli was so focused on examining the wiring of the sphere that he was not playint complete attention to the that was happening around him. “Things don’t look too bad..but will need to be taken apart and examined in a separate space.” Finally turning to handler and then to the approaching dinos, Eli sighed. Pondering the plan it would work but there was a lot of unknowns, scratching his beard he pondered his words before speaking. “I don’t see any issues too serious so that should work, but I don’t know the state of the inner workings of the circuitry of this thing without stripping the thing.” Eli paused for a moment powering down the sphere, and ensuring it remained on neutral.. “It should work, but it needs to be done quick and careful to avoid any harm to anyone else.”

thenavajovalleyhandler

Alex nodded once and looked at the guests inside the sphere who were panicking. "Press the center of the joystick," she ordered. "Do it now. And don't freak out." The guests nodded and one did as ordered, putting the sphere in neutral.

She turned around and whistled three specific notes before hearing the call back of some parasaurolophus nearby. The dinosaurs came closer and she smiled. She gave them their command in the Scottish Gaelic and one of the parasaurs grunted before raising up on its back feet. Draping its forelimbs over the sphere, it pulled back slightly, being wary of the horns of the trike. She held the triceratops' frill to keep them from moving forward, gently encouraging them to move back. Two other parasaurs came over and used their shoulders to try and move the sphere away.

After a few attempts, the sphere was released from the triceratops. "Thank you!" She exclaimed. "Good job!" She gave each of the duck-billed dinosaurs pets and kisses before sending them back on their way. "Think you can get these people out of the sphere? I need to tend to her leg," the medic said, moving over to the trike.

She had seen the gas Jeep pull up nearby and she'd noticed a few other spheres. But those didn't concern her, only her dinosaur did. Public relations could deal with whatever videos came out.

#theeclipse #I still feel awful!

thedoctornumber11

thenavajovalleyhandler:

“It’s very dangerous. There are many, many carnivores in the center of the island from what the last reports say,” she answered. “No one has really set foot there since like… The late 1990’s or something.”

“Well it’s probably our only bet to find out more,” he told her, “I assume you’ve never been there?”

thedoctornumber11

“Every human is capable of some much more than they think,” the Doctor told her, “I think you underestimate yourself.”

thenavajovalleyhandler

The paleobiologist shook her head vigorously. “No. I’m not underestimating myself. I know my limits,” she countered. “This is not for me.”

thedoctornumber11

“You’ve been extremely helpful to me,” he told her, “You can do this.”

thenavajovalleyhandler

"Right. I've been so helpful with a bow and arrow and trying to get these animals away from whatever xenobiological hellscape this is," she countered. "Go do what you need to. I'm staying with my animals."

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thedoctornumber11

"Did I miss it? Please tell me I didn't miss your birthday. I'd feel awful! I made you a special cupcake and everything..."

"This is a time machine, it's never too late," he told her, "Thank you very much."

thedoctornumber11

The Doctor thought for a moment. "We need to get rid of them from this planet. I wonder if we can trick them into leaving somehow. Perhaps we could use the TARDIS for it?"

thenavajovalleyhandler

The woman gripped the reins of her horse tighter in her hands. "Then do it," she stated. "I'm not letting anything get at my people. We can't lead them back there."

thedoctornumber11

"Then we should head back to the TARDIS," he told her, "I parked it a bit of a distance away, so it won't go back to your people."

thenavajovalleyhandler

"I'm not getting in that thing," she stated plainly. "I'm not leaving my people to deal with this if those things don't leave when you do."

#thedoctornumber11

theeclipse

@thenavajovalleyhandler ))

From the moment he’d heard about the place, Eliasz wanted to be as far away from the island as possible. Resurrecting dinosaurs was a horrible idea, but it seemed that Eliasz was a small majority of people with common sense. And If it wasn’t for his desperate need for work, Eliasz wouldn’t have been here. But he couldn’t say no and they needed an engineer, so here he was. Fortunately for Eliasz, his work kept him away from the creatures most of the time. So having finished some daily maintenance, Eliasz was now on break.

thenavajovalleyhandler

Alex nodded and tilted her head slightly when he spoke. "I like knowing a lot about things too. But it gets dicey when the information is withheld. You know?" she asked before listening to what he was saying about the types of of engineers. She chuckled a bit from his statement about the engineers and she shook her head slightly. "I feel like there's a few categories of handlers around here too."

She shrugged her shoulders and then took a deep breath. "It's all fine. I don't ask for much. So there's that. I'm fairly easy going myself," she offered. "Anyway. I should get going. I need to get back to my girls. I'll see you later."

theeclipse

Eli nodded In agreement but frankly he knew he shouldn’t be getting distracted and needed to get back to working. He liked to set himself apart from the other engineers on the island, but he got distracted more easily. So now he needed to get focused again. “Yeah I know what you mean, I have a little pet project and regular work to get on with.”

“But we’ll go and get on with our respective jobs and then meet up later or something? Either way it was great talking to you Alex.” Eli smiles before turning to gather up his things.

thenavajovalleyhandler

The woman smiled and nodded to Eli. She tilted her head when he mentioned the pet project, intrigued by the idea. "Well, I hope you have fun with that," she said quietly. "I'll be seeing you."

She bowed her head and then headed away over to the gentle giants petting zoo to check up on her small members of the herds. Alex grinned at the younger ones and played with them, running some assessments on them to make sure that they were growing up well.

theeclipse

Once they’d said their goodbyes and went back to their respected jobs, Eliasz dove straight into work. Though he was greatly for the work, at the same time he felt that other engineers could’ve been requested for these tasks. It made him think about his little side project, but to get it to work he’d need to consult a few other departments in order to get it right.

Got the moment it was a theoretical concept, but dinosaurs could be unpredictable. So this device he’d theorised, could prove more effective than tranquillisers.

thenavajovalleyhandler

Alex headed off to do her checkups and made her way through the park to the valley. She thought back to the engineer she spoke to and smiled a bit happily. Maybe she could make a new friend. She didn't really have many on the island due to her past, but she wanted to branch out a bit more after accidentally running into someone who worked in the restricted section of the park.

Once she got into the valley, she noticed the herds were grouped up and not really in ideal places for visitors to see them. Climbing up into a tree, she let out a series of whistles to get the attention of the herds and get them moving into different areas.

theeclipse

Meanwhile at the heart of the island, Eli was hard at work going about his usual business. While he may appear to be rewiring an electronic door, his mind was clearly elsewhere. He’d been thinking about the discussion he’d had with Alex as it had prompted him to think a lot more about things he’d not considered.

More importantly Eliasz hoped he’d see Alex again. She was the first positive interaction he’d had since coming to the island. So perhaps if they interacted more, Eli would see this place In a better light.

thenavajovalleyhandler

The handler sat up in the tree and watched her herds as they moved around and dealt with the gyrospheres that came around them. Her eyes narrowed and she tilted her head slightly as she watched one particular unit. Grabbing her phone, she called the people who needed to know.

And as she was on the phone, she saw it happen. The gyrosphere bumped a triceratops and caused the dinosaur to push it away. She watched as the sphere rammed into the dinosaur again and she got on her walkie, "We have an issue in the Valley. Guests causing harm to animals. Need security and engineering for guest removal and gyrosphere repair, now!"

She jumped from the tree and winced a bit at the landing but ran despite the issues. Whistling a certain tone, she got the attention of other dinosaurs and worked to get them away from the spheres. But the one triceratops was in too deep. With the ball still ramming it, the animal finally defended itself. The horns on the animal punctured the outer covering of the attraction and it began to charge, pushing the ball down through the valley as it roared.

theeclipse

As soon as the alert came through, Eliasz raced into action realising that it was Alex who had made the call. As he was at the engineering hub at the time, Eliasz grabbed everything he’d needed for gyrosphere repair. Which was rather easy as he knew those things better than most engineers. Racing to the nearest personnel vehicle within his vicinity, Eliasz rushed ahead to get to the incident as quickly as he could.

Most engineers, preferred to not get in up close with the dinosaurs unless needed. But frankly Eli had no issue with it. So the moment he’d seen Alex, Eli rushed towards her. “Hey are you alright?” He asked wanting to check on her first, before he got to work.

thenavajovalleyhandler

One of her interns had shown up and tossed her bag towards her. She grabbed it as she ran towards the animal, shouting in her mother's language. She'd trained the herds with specific languages so that no one else could come in and undermine her. It was a safety net for her and she needed it more often than not thanks to ACU wanting to control everything. As she shouted the orders, the dinosaur finally stopped and bellowed loudly.

The veterinarian looked over when she heard the familiar voice and frowned. "I'm fine... I just need the gyrosphere off her horns. She's hurt," she explained, motioning to the leg of the triceratops. "Those spheres move pretty fast and with the repeated force, I think it really injured her leg. The guests are lucky they didn't get hurt. The glass is strong, but had she been in a real rage... I'm not sure they would have survived."

Alex stepped up to the dinosaur and saw tears in the amber eyes. Gently petting her cheek, she hummed a soft melody and sang quietly in Navajo, allowing the dinosaur's breathing to calm and slow. "She'll be okay now. What do you need her, and me, to do for this?"

theeclipse

While this discussion was taking place, Eliasz set to work quickly putting down his tool box. Moving towards the back of the gyrosphere where he could access the internal wiring. All the while he was doing this Eli couldn’t help but mumble to himself in polish. “This will need to be moved manually.. so these two in the sphere can’t hurt anything else..” Eli paused for a moment to open his tool kit. “Just need to temporarily power this down the sphere.. that way everyone else can do their jobs and not worry about faults on his part. But at the same time he wasn’t as familiar with the spheres as he wanted to be. His understanding of them was basic at best, so with that Eli carefully exposed the spheres power supply.

thenavajovalleyhandler

The handler continued to soothe the dinosaur, trying to keep her calm and collected. The animal was doing what it needed to for protection. But as the animal made some sorrowful calls, the woman noticed other animals coming around. "Eli... I think we can get the dinosaurs to help with moving this sphere," she admitted. "If I can get the parasaurolophus to help us move it, they won't crush the sphere. They are strong, and if that powered-down sphere goes into neutral, then we'll be okay to push them away, right? It won't resist movement?"

#I'm SO SORRY!#I never got notified about this!!#I hope you can forgive how late this is

thedoctornumber11

thenavajovalleyhandler:

“It’s very dangerous. There are many, many carnivores in the center of the island from what the last reports say,” she answered. “No one has really set foot there since like… The late 1990’s or something.”

“Well it’s probably our only bet to find out more,” he told her, “I assume you’ve never been there?”

thedoctornumber11

“Every human is capable of some much more than they think,” the Doctor told her, “I think you underestimate yourself.”

thenavajovalleyhandler

The paleobiologist shook her head vigorously. "No. I'm not underestimating myself. I know my limits," she countered. "This is not for me."

#thedoctornumber11

thedoctornumber11

"Did I miss it? Please tell me I didn't miss your birthday. I'd feel awful! I made you a special cupcake and everything..."

"This is a time machine, it's never too late," he told her, "Thank you very much."

thedoctornumber11

The Doctor thought for a moment. "We need to get rid of them from this planet. I wonder if we can trick them into leaving somehow. Perhaps we could use the TARDIS for it?"

thenavajovalleyhandler

The woman gripped the reins of her horse tighter in her hands. "Then do it," she stated. "I'm not letting anything get at my people. We can't lead them back there."

#thedoctornumber11

thedoctornumber11

thenavajovalleyhandler:

“It’s very dangerous. There are many, many carnivores in the center of the island from what the last reports say,” she answered. “No one has really set foot there since like… The late 1990’s or something.”

“Well it’s probably our only bet to find out more,” he told her, “I assume you’ve never been there?”

thedoctornumber11

“No, I think you are going to be tremendous help,” he told her, “You know these dinosaurs quite well, correct? Well I think that could be a skill that could be quite useful in our futures, just not right this very second.”

thenavajovalleyhandler

Alexandra took a few more deep breaths before she straightened up. Looking over at the Doctor, she blinked. “Why are you so… Positive? Or rather, put a positive spin on everything?”

thedoctornumber11

“Because if I wasn’t positive, I’d be negative and negative doesn’t get anything done,” the Doctor told her as he looked around for a way out.

thenavajovalleyhandler

“Not always,” she mentioned before looking at the cell. “How far apart are the bars? I wonder if we could slip between them?”

thedoctornumber11

“I don’t think we can do that,” he told her, “They are too close together. I wonder if we could figure out a way to take the bars off.”

thenavajovalleyhandler

Alex tilted her head and blinked. “I don’t have any tool that would do that,” she began. “And they look locked in.”

thedoctornumber11

“Do you have a nail file or anything like that?” the Doctor asked, “They look locked in at the top, but the bottom of them look loose enough we might be able to get them off.”

thenavajovalleyhandler

“I don’t,” she replied. “I don’t have my care bag and I’m definitely not someone who keeps manicure things on me at all times. Sorry.”

thedoctornumber11

The Doctor looked around. “There’s lots of dinosaurs in here. Any chance we might be able to use a dinosaur nail or tooth or something?”

thenavajovalleyhandler

“You want a dinosaur to bite through the bar?” She asked, arching an eyebrow. “Really? These bars seem thick and made of solid metal. However… depending on what they got… we might be able to get a compsygnathus out and get it to push buttons…”

thedoctornumber11

“No, I don’t want a dinosaur to bite through the bar, I just want part of a dinosaur tooth,” he told her, “To use as a lock pick.”

thenavajovalleyhandler

Alex blinked and furrowed her brows. “I’m not sure if there is a tooth that would work as a lockpick.”

thedoctornumber11

“One from a small dinosaur should be able to work,” he told her, “I might need to fiddle with it for a moment, but I think it should work.”

thenavajovalleyhandler

“I don’t have medical equipment or any medicine to give the animal for an extraction like that. Unless you have something that would work. I don’t want to cause unnecessary pain,” she said quietly with a frown. “But… We can try.”

thedoctornumber11

The Doctor thought for a moment. “I can use a little bit of regeneration energy to heal them right up so it will only hurt for a second,” he responded, “It’s usually ill advised but it’s our only option here.”

thenavajovalleyhandler

Alex frowned and then closed her eyes. “I don’t have my tools… but… wait. Will a stegosaurus spine be okay? There’s a young one there. And if I can knock the tip of that off from a spine on her tail, then that won’t cause pain.”

thedoctornumber11

“That could work,” the Doctor agreed, “We should do that.”

thenavajovalleyhandler

Taking a deep breath, she moved around their cell before looking at one of her girls. “Hi sweetheart,” she said quietly, moving close and then rubbing the tip of her nose. Whispering to the dinosaur, she got the tail closer and was able to snap off some of the spine. The dinosaur whimpered a bit and Alex frowned, apologizing to the creature. She handed over the spine and looked at the Doctor. “Well?”

thedoctornumber11

The Doctor looked at it closely. “This should work. I might have to carve it down a bit, but that shouldn’t take too much work or take too long. Give me about twenty minutes and I should be able to use this.”

thenavajovalleyhandler

“Then it wasn’t worthless to cause the animal pain,” she said quietly before going back and soothing the dinosaur.

thedoctornumber11

“Once we get out, we’ll probably need to explore a bit,” he told her, “Quietly. Which means we’ll need to leave the dinosaurs here, just temporarily.”

thenavajovalleyhandler

She froze and looked at him. “I can’t leave them here. I will stay and you can do whatever it is. But I’m not leaving these animals here alone.”

thedoctornumber11

“The only way we can get them out of here is if we leave them alone for a bit,” the Doctor told her, “I might need your help. If we want to save all of them, you should probably come with me.”

thenavajovalleyhandler

"Help with what?! I'm an animal doctor. I am good for research on modern analogues and if one of these creatures gets injured I can help. I'm not useful for anything else! And certainly not something the likes of this!"

#thedoctornumber11

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thedoctornumber11

"Did I miss it? Please tell me I didn't miss your birthday. I'd feel awful! I made you a special cupcake and everything..."

"This is a time machine, it's never too late," he told her, "Thank you very much."

thenavajovalleyhandler

Alex blinked and then looked over at him. "I kinda figured that they're not human considering the fact I watched the passing of that elder," she stated, pointing over at one particular person. The elder who spoke stood up slowly. "Of course we know of you. You crossed our paths before, granted it was a previous iteration. We always take the better aspects of races we conquored. However... this race has helped keep us under your radar. Perhaps you would remember us with wings."

The paleobiologist blinked and looked at the Doctor. "Wings?"

thedoctornumber11

"That's not possible," the Doctor stated, starting to realize who they were and looked at his friend, "I think we need to run. They are very dangerous."

thenavajovalleyhandler

Alex looked between the Doctor and the old faces she knew. She moved back behind the Doctor and frowned. "Doctor... What can we do?" she asked quietly. "If they're dangerous... we can't just..."

thedoctornumber11

"For now we need to run," the Doctor told her, "And we'll come back to deal with them."

thenavajovalleyhandler

"O-Okay..." she said, backing up as she listened to him. She stumbled over a rock behind her. She fell to the ground and scrambled to get back up and looked up at the Doctor.

thedoctornumber11

The Doctor held out a hand to her to help her up. "Run!" he shouted as they ran.

thenavajovalleyhandler

Alex took his hand and pulled herself back up, running out with him. She brought him back through the cavern and out to the horses, looking over at him. "They're faster than feet," she said. "How about it?"

thedoctornumber11

"Are they faster than flight?" the Doctor asked and looked behind them. He didn't see anyone chasing yet, but he didn't want to risk it. "I suppose they are our best option."

thenavajovalleyhandler

"We don't have anything like that out here," she stated plainly before climbing up on her horse. "Let's go. If we get out of the area, then we can hopefully just leave them here."

thedoctornumber11

"I meant the creatures behind us," he told her and then looked behind them. The creatures had followed them outside and turned into their real forms and were now flying after them.

thenavajovalleyhandler

Alex frowned and looked at him. "Well get on the horse and we'll run! It's better than just standing!"

thedoctornumber11

"True," the Doctor agreed as he got on one of the horses as quickly as he could.

thenavajovalleyhandler

As soon as the Doctor was in the saddle securely, she urged her horse forward, maneuvering around rocky outcroppings and plants. "We can't take them back to the reservation. What do we do?"

#thedoctornumber11

theeclipse

@thenavajovalleyhandler ))

From the moment he’d heard about the place, Eliasz wanted to be as far away from the island as possible. Resurrecting dinosaurs was a horrible idea, but it seemed that Eliasz was a small majority of people with common sense. And If it wasn’t for his desperate need for work, Eliasz wouldn’t have been here. But he couldn’t say no and they needed an engineer, so here he was. Fortunately for Eliasz, his work kept him away from the creatures most of the time. So having finished some daily maintenance, Eliasz was now on break.

thenavajovalleyhandler

Alex nodded and tilted her head slightly when he spoke. "I like knowing a lot about things too. But it gets dicey when the information is withheld. You know?" she asked before listening to what he was saying about the types of of engineers. She chuckled a bit from his statement about the engineers and she shook her head slightly. "I feel like there's a few categories of handlers around here too."

She shrugged her shoulders and then took a deep breath. "It's all fine. I don't ask for much. So there's that. I'm fairly easy going myself," she offered. "Anyway. I should get going. I need to get back to my girls. I'll see you later."

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Eli nodded In agreement but frankly he knew he shouldn’t be getting distracted and needed to get back to working. He liked to set himself apart from the other engineers on the island, but he got distracted more easily. So now he needed to get focused again. “Yeah I know what you mean, I have a little pet project and regular work to get on with.”

“But we’ll go and get on with our respective jobs and then meet up later or something? Either way it was great talking to you Alex.” Eli smiles before turning to gather up his things.

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The woman smiled and nodded to Eli. She tilted her head when he mentioned the pet project, intrigued by the idea. "Well, I hope you have fun with that," she said quietly. "I'll be seeing you."

She bowed her head and then headed away over to the gentle giants petting zoo to check up on her small members of the herds. Alex grinned at the younger ones and played with them, running some assessments on them to make sure that they were growing up well.

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Once they’d said their goodbyes and went back to their respected jobs, Eliasz dove straight into work. Though he was greatly for the work, at the same time he felt that other engineers could’ve been requested for these tasks. It made him think about his little side project, but to get it to work he’d need to consult a few other departments in order to get it right.

Got the moment it was a theoretical concept, but dinosaurs could be unpredictable. So this device he’d theorised, could prove more effective than tranquillisers.

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Alex headed off to do her checkups and made her way through the park to the valley. She thought back to the engineer she spoke to and smiled a bit happily. Maybe she could make a new friend. She didn't really have many on the island due to her past, but she wanted to branch out a bit more after accidentally running into someone who worked in the restricted section of the park.

Once she got into the valley, she noticed the herds were grouped up and not really in ideal places for visitors to see them. Climbing up into a tree, she let out a series of whistles to get the attention of the herds and get them moving into different areas.

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Meanwhile at the heart of the island, Eli was hard at work going about his usual business. While he may appear to be rewiring an electronic door, his mind was clearly elsewhere. He’d been thinking about the discussion he’d had with Alex as it had prompted him to think a lot more about things he’d not considered.

More importantly Eliasz hoped he’d see Alex again. She was the first positive interaction he’d had since coming to the island. So perhaps if they interacted more, Eli would see this place In a better light.

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The handler sat up in the tree and watched her herds as they moved around and dealt with the gyrospheres that came around them. Her eyes narrowed and she tilted her head slightly as she watched one particular unit. Grabbing her phone, she called the people who needed to know.

And as she was on the phone, she saw it happen. The gyrosphere bumped a triceratops and caused the dinosaur to push it away. She watched as the sphere rammed into the dinosaur again and she got on her walkie, "We have an issue in the Valley. Guests causing harm to animals. Need security and engineering for guest removal and gyrosphere repair, now!"

She jumped from the tree and winced a bit at the landing but ran despite the issues. Whistling a certain tone, she got the attention of other dinosaurs and worked to get them away from the spheres. But the one triceratops was in too deep. With the ball still ramming it, the animal finally defended itself. The horns on the animal punctured the outer covering of the attraction and it began to charge, pushing the ball down through the valley as it roared.

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As soon as the alert came through, Eliasz raced into action realising that it was Alex who had made the call. As he was at the engineering hub at the time, Eliasz grabbed everything he’d needed for gyrosphere repair. Which was rather easy as he knew those things better than most engineers. Racing to the nearest personnel vehicle within his vicinity, Eliasz rushed ahead to get to the incident as quickly as he could.

Most engineers, preferred to not get in up close with the dinosaurs unless needed. But frankly Eli had no issue with it. So the moment he’d seen Alex, Eli rushed towards her. “Hey are you alright?” He asked wanting to check on her first, before he got to work.

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One of her interns had shown up and tossed her bag towards her. She grabbed it as she ran towards the animal, shouting in her mother's language. She'd trained the herds with specific languages so that no one else could come in and undermine her. It was a safety net for her and she needed it more often than not thanks to ACU wanting to control everything. As she shouted the orders, the dinosaur finally stopped and bellowed loudly.

The veterinarian looked over when she heard the familiar voice and frowned. "I'm fine... I just need the gyrosphere off her horns. She's hurt," she explained, motioning to the leg of the triceratops. "Those spheres move pretty fast and with the repeated force, I think it really injured her leg. The guests are lucky they didn't get hurt. The glass is strong, but had she been in a real rage... I'm not sure they would have survived."

Alex stepped up to the dinosaur and saw tears in the amber eyes. Gently petting her cheek, she hummed a soft melody and sang quietly in Navajo, allowing the dinosaur's breathing to calm and slow. "She'll be okay now. What do you need her, and me, to do for this?"

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