The woman's words had been lost on Nora since the word "TARDIS." And before that she had already been gaping at the woman when she had introduced herself as the Doctor. What sort of name was that? It wasn't even a name. And she could only begin to guess what "Hyiasam" meant, though it sounded like it had something to do with the people who had kidnapped her. The woman, Doctor, had said that they weren't local, but also that they weren't supposed to be on Earth. "Not local...you don't mean like 'not English,' do you?" Nora asked, her voice a bit weak. But other than that she had just gazed at her with a vacant expression, and she felt like the woman was miles ahead of her while she struggled to keep up.

What she did understand was when the Doctor said that they should go, and that was something Nora heartily agreed with. She certainly didn't want to get turned inside out, if that was even possible. But when Nora turned to face the blue box she felt a bit anxious. She didn't didn't really know what the box, the TARDIS was, and even as the other woman disappeared through the door she hesitated. Then Nora glanced behind her and decided that whoever was out there had to be a lot worse than whatever she would find inside the box. So she hurried over to the door and went inside, spinning around and closing the door immediately after. Then Nora took a backwards step and turned around to get a good look around the tiny box. And she nearly collapsed.

For a moment she believed that she had stepped into another world. Nora fell back against the closed doors as her mouth parted in a surprised little "Oh!" and her wide eyes tried to take it all in. It was a vast chamber with a ceiling she could barely even see and rounded walls and stairs that led doorways that must have let to hallways, making this already enormous place even more enormous. But it couldn't be...it had been a box, a tiny box...no bigger than a phone booth. Nora almost forgot to breath as her eyes swept around the chamber once again before fixing upon what looked like a control panel in the center of it. The whole place seemed to glow and it gave off a feeling of warmth and energy that seemed to fill her completely. She finally fixed her round eyes on the woman who called herself the Doctor and Nora opened her mouth as though to say something. But all she could do for a moment was take a few shaky breaths until her voice finally came back to her. "It's...well it's..." Nora was a loss for words and she gazed incredulously at her before she was finally able to ask, "What exactly is it, again?"