Doctor Whooves: A Dazzling Encounter

The next morning, after the had all showered and gotten dressed, the ten of them took a stroll to Canterlot High. once they reached the building, the Doctor turned to Sunset and said, "Sunset will you please join me in the TARDIS." And, he strolled off to the blue box sitting a few yards away.

"We'll be going too." Adagio said. She turned to the Doctor. "See you later, Time-Boy."

The Doctor just kept walking, as Sunset ran after him. As they entered the TARDIS, Sunset had to stop for a moment. "You've redecorated."

"Yes, I have, I told you at Sugarcube Corner, remember?" The Doctor said, pulling off his frock coat. "You don't like it do you?"

"No, actually I do." Sunset said, walking toward the console. "It looks more futuristic, and cleaner."

"Thank you," the Doctor said, pressing a few switches on the console.

"So, what are we doing?" Sunset asked, leaning on the console.

"I am going to find an outfit for dinner." The Doctor explained. "And, you are going to talk to me. I need someone to talk to."

It was about mid-afternoon in the hotel the Dazzlings were staying at, and Adagio was getting ready in the bathroom, while having a conversation with her fellow sirens. "Why did you agree to have dinner with the Doctor?" Aria asked.

"Because, I can get information out of him." Adagio replied, her voice slightly muffled by the door.

"And, how exactly do you plan to do that?" Aria asked.

"He's still a man." Adagio said. "He can be seduced."

"So, you're going to seduce an alien to get information?" Aria said.

"Exactly."

"Sorry Adagio, but, I think you're plan has a few flaws." Aria said, frowning, glancing over to Sonata, who was too busy trying to get the DVD player to work, to listen to Adagio's and Aria's conversation.

"Oh really?" Adagio asked, irritated. "What's wrong with my plan?"

"You're trying to get information by seducing an alien who change his form willy-nilly." Aria growled. "Are you kidding? There is no way that will work."

"Fine, then, what's your plan?" Adagio asked.

"We try an take over his machine, and see if we can complete what we tried to do in the first place!" Aria shouted.

"No!" Adagio shouted. "Aria, you are completely insane! Neither of have any idea of what the Doctor's capable of, which is why I'm trying to figure out information! So, whether you like it or not, you will stick to my plan! Is that clear, Aria!?"

Aria scowled severely. "Transparently."

"Good." She opened the door, and gave a small twirl to show off what she was wearing. "How do I look?" She asked, seductively.

"For my plan, terrible." Aria said. "But, for your plan, perfect."

"Glimmer, this is Blaze, teleport the cloaking device." Aria Blaze said, her phone up to her ear, while in the bathroom, looking at the counter. In front of her, there was a blue light, followed by a small handheld device appearing on the counter. It was black, about the size of an IPod nano, with a clip on the back, and a small circular button on it

"Blaze, confirm teleport." Aria heard through the phone.

"Glimmer, teleport confirmed. Package acquired." Aria replied.

"Can you confirm that the device operates?"

Aria clipped it to her belt, and pressed the button. As she looked up into the mirror, there was only the reflection of the wall behind her.

"Glimmer, device operates." Aria said, as she pressed the button again, and her reflection reappeared in the mirror.

"Aria, could you hurry up in there?!" Sonata shouted from outside the door. "I really gotta pee!"

"Glimmer, I'm signing off, I'll contact you when the mission is complete." Aria said.

"Acknowledged, Blaze. Glimmer, out."

Aria hung up the phone, and then smiled, as she knew exactly what would happen next.

Sunset was leaning on the console, having the conversation with the Doctor while he got dressed below the main floor. "So, why are you having a dinner date with the lead siren?" She asked, flipping through A Tale of Two Cities by Charles Dickens.

"It's not a date! And, she's the lead siren," The Doctor explained. "Meaning she knows the most. Thus, I should be able to find out their plan."

"Plan?" Sunset asked.

"Yeah." The Doctor said. "No one just asks to be reformed."

"I did." Sunset said, rather bluntly.

"It was different in your case." The Doctor said.

"How so?"

"You were reformed via magic, which completely changed your personality for the better. In the sirens' case, they weren't reformed by magic. They just had their pendants destroyed. Besides, the way they act, isn't someone looking for reformation, it's someone with an subtle motive."

"You have a point." Sunset said. "But, what do you think that motive is?"

"Something magic related, that's all I know." The Doctor said. Then, he ran up the stairs, now wearing black trousers, a white dress shirt, a white waistcoat, a black velvet coat, which went down to his knees, a white bow-tie, and a black top hat. He was also holding a black cane, with a silver sphere on the top. "How do I look?"

"Formal." Sunset said. "Very formal."

"Here you might need this." The Doctor said, tossing his sonic screwdriver to her.

"But, then what will you use?" Sunset asked, catching the screwdriver.

"I have this." The Doctor said, holding up his cane. He flicked the sphere open, revealing a small green sonic tip. "Sonic cane." He said. "I can use this instead of my screwdriver." He closed the cane, and walked toward the console, just carrying the cane, rather than using it as an actual cane.

"So, where are you taking Adagio for dinner?" Sunset asked.

"Somewhere in the past." The Doctor said, and he was interrupted by a knock on the door. "Speak of the devil." He said, and walked toward the door, opening it, and immediately freezing in place.

Adagio was wearing a dark red low-cut dress, revealing a bit of her chest. The dress had a strap over each shoulder, and it extended down to her feet. She was also carrying a black purse over her right shoulder. "Hello Sweetie." She said, smirking.

The Doctor recoiled a bit at that line, going so far as covering his eyes, and then uncovering them, to make sure he wasn't looking at someone else, but then immediately recovered. "Well, what are you waiting for, come in." Adagio walked in, and had to stop a minute to comprehend the interior of the TARDIS. "Yes, it's bigger on the inside, don't worry about it, worry about dinner."

Adagio shook off the shock, and followed the Doctor to the console. She eyed Sunset, and said. "Is she going to be joining us for dinner?"

The Doctor looked at her. "What?" He looked back at the console. "No, she's just going to be guarding the TARDIS. We, are going to be going to dinner in 1912."