The Doctor stepped out of the TARDIS, taking a deep breath and looking around. "Ah, Uhala!" He exclaimed, sounding pleased as punch.

"A bit chilly this time of year. The year actually lasts 3729 days here." He told you, turning back to the TARDIS to make sure you got out alright. A 'bit chilly' was the understatement of the century, because when you walked out you were faced with miles and miles of snow. It wasn't actively snowing, but goodness was it cold.

You clutched the puffy jacket the Doctor had advised you to wear and stepped out onto the soft blanket of snow. Despite the cold, this was nice. Give your body a few minutes to adjust and you'd be tip-top. The Doctor fell back a little to keep in pace with you, hovering next to you to make sure you didn't wander off but keeping his distance. From his experience, teenagers didn't like being hovered over. Thought they were too grown up for it or summat.

"So, where are we exactly? Oolala, or whatever?" You asked, looking around. The planet was mostly flat in the area you were standing, but you could see great imposing mountains in the distance. You wondered how far you'd have to tilt your head back to see the top if you were standing in front of them.

"Uhala," he corrected, "uninhabited, but beautiful. And we are in the Andromeda galaxy. I'm actually not too familiar with the galaxy, it's been a few decades since I've visited..." He began to get lost in thought, rambling about how different the Andromeda and the Milky Way were.

"There tend to be a lot more robotic based civilizations he---" he started, only to be cut off when something cold hit his back and fell apart on impact. He turned around, expecting the universe to have thrown him into some perilous situation, but instead saw you giggling and preparing to make... a second snowball.

"No you don't!" He grinned brightly, diving to make a snowball of his own.