[The next stop has its occupants venturing out into one of countless underground catacombs winding below Paris, France. This is a particularly wet one, with a couple inches of water at the bottom of the tunnel--though it's for the best as there are many old bones lying around that could be stepped on. It doesn't help this particular catacomb being set so close both to the Seine. How it hasn't become completely flooded and blocked by now is anyone's guess--but for now, the small Zygon ship settled in the Seine and connecting to the catacomb pretty much keeps any floods at bay. The only reason why it's wet now is thanks to the rain coming in through a broken storm grate. A bit of dim light is coming in from there, but it doesn't illuminate much at all. There's better light coming from the odd organic structure that makes up the outside of the Zygon tunnels.
Besides the distance sound of a steady drizzle of rain and occasional plunk of condensation falling onto the pool of water on the tunnel bottom, not much else can be heard now that the TARDIS is gone.]
Paris
Besides the distance sound of a steady drizzle of rain and occasional plunk of condensation falling onto the pool of water on the tunnel bottom, not much else can be heard now that the TARDIS is gone.]