Zoria
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Zorya (disambiguation)for other, similarly-named pages.
Zoria was a mysterious humanoid with gender-neutral pronouns who had been sighted across space and time looking for components for a device that would save the world. (PROSE: Zoria) They had unknown superiors and used the Time Fracture to travel to "very specific places" and meet "very specific people". (WC: Is anyone receiving these transmissions?)
Biography
During an adventure which they were forced to repeat at least one million times by a time loop after entering the Time Fracture, a human learned "Zoria's secrets". The Doctor was also aware of these. (PROSE: Hello And Congratulations!)
In a Field Log issued to the participants of Operation Time Fracture, UNIT detailed that there had reports of Zoria being sighted across space and time, (PROSE: Zoria) as they had been using the Time Fracture, (WC: Is anyone receiving these transmissions?) searching for components for a device that would save the world. UNIT advised the participants to approach Zoria with caution, if encountered. (PROSE: Zoria)
Indeed, UNIT Sergeant Robert Dudley, who had stranded in Elizabethan England after travelling through the Time Fracture himself, (WC: This is Sergeant Robert Dudley., Dudley here.) noticed a "mysterious agent" who had been "collecting various parts", though he wasn't sure what they were doing or building. He spoke about other information he knew about the agent in a transmission to the UNIT Black Site, even though he was unsure if it still existed. (WC: Is anyone receiving these transmissions?)
Appearance
Zoria was dark skinned and had short hair. As UNIT put it, Zoria was a "humanoid military operative in crimson tactical clothing". (PROSE: Zoria)
Behind the scenes
Zoria was a character from the immersive experience Time Fracture, who was a Time Lady from the Last Great Time War gathering components to construct a "Temporal Disruptor" and resurrect Rassilon. Depending on the performance, she was played by Ivy Corbin, Jessica Hern or Chioma Uma. However, due to the nature of Time Fracture being unique with every performance, this Wiki cannot cover it as a valid source as exact narrative details are hard to discern. However, Zoria has been featured in several tie-in sources which alludes to her part in Time Fracture, which this Wiki does deem a valid source for writing articles.
