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He'd been pacing for an hour. The Master was never this quiet for long, not when they were in such close proximity. And he really couldn't count on his previous incarnation handling the Master in an unbiased, unmanipulated way.
In fact, that's what bothered him the most. He hadn't spoken to himself more than twice (it was weird, cut him some slack) since coming here but he knew his own mental state, however distantly. And he knew the Master.
The note he sent was the last in a series of hastily written and then discarded missives.
M,
What are you up to?
- (a scribble of a stethoscope stands in for his signature.
He gave it to a passing house elf with orders to drop it off discreetly and then be scarce. He didn't want to take any chances.
In fact, that's what bothered him the most. He hadn't spoken to himself more than twice (it was weird, cut him some slack) since coming here but he knew his own mental state, however distantly. And he knew the Master.
The note he sent was the last in a series of hastily written and then discarded missives.
M,
What are you up to?
- (a scribble of a stethoscope stands in for his signature.
He gave it to a passing house elf with orders to drop it off discreetly and then be scarce. He didn't want to take any chances.