Prologue
Realm F-One-M
Vooorp...Vooorp...Vooorp
"Are you awake yet Doctor?"
"Ah yes, yes. I'm fine. What about you, sexy?"
"I'm always awake."
"Of course you are."
"..."
"You know it does feel different around here, now that you can speak."
"Technically Doctor, I'm not speaking. It's just a response code you put in through the Telepathic Circuits."
"Yes, but you're responding. You never used to do that often."
"I'll have to ask your forgiveness of that. I did communicate with you one time though...being shoved in that pitiful human body."
"Yes, yes, I remember that...Wait a minute."
Tink tink
"What is it doctor?"
"Hold on...I think it's...Oh dear."
Click
The doctor had just turned on the narration sequence for you. You should be happy about that.
"Now now TARDIS, no need to be jumpy about it." The Doctor replied. He then stopped and looked at you through the TARDIS monitor. "You didn't hear anything about anything being sexy did you?" His expression showed nervousness, as if he was asking someone out on a date. Which he probably wouldn't be any time soon.
"Hey!" He exclaims. I laugh to myself.
"Doctor," I say. "there's something I need to show you."
"What?" He asks. He looks up the time rotor, apparently where he thinks I'm located. Either way, I turn on the second monitor, pointing to an Einstein-Rosen Bridge somewhere in the near universe.
"What's that...?" He asks again. He observes the monitor closely, analyzing the Circular Galifreyan Coordinative Text. The monitor displayed a very complex universal structure. It had three cycling transition bridges, and an interior primary traversal bridge. One of the most complex wormholes we've seen yet. His adrenaline ran high with excitement, as he knew this would have been an exciting trip.
His face fades into a frown. What of his life on earth? What of this dimension? He knew that this type of Einstein-Rosen would lead him out permanently.
"What of it?" He asks. He sometimes does this, ask questions to no end. I say it's good for him, it lets him know how the others feel when they're around him. It gives him a better way to connect with the 'inferiors', by definition of course.
"Well Doctor," I begin to answer. "I wanted to show you a place where you could live longer."
There was a pause between the two of us. It was...emotionally unsettling. His expression showed guilt, and sadness. I didn't like to see him like that, but sometimes it was necessary. He slowly puts his hand on the console and leans on it, staring endlessly at all of the controls, through the grates of the floor, and into the core of the TARDIS.
He has these moments from time to time. When he's just so emotional. I guess it's one of the side-effects to partial immortality. It's like a curse. It took a while before I finally made my decision.
"You and I both know you won't be living much longer," I said, "and when you're gone, so shall I be gone with you." He looked up at me.
"You know what?" He said. "We're going through this wormhole." Though he couldn't see it, I smiled with joy. He's always put me above others. Though sometimes he got me stuck, even harvested that one time, he and I always worked together to overcome any difficulty. He started flipping switches and pressing buttons on the console. I began to fly towards the bridge.
"Hey, you in there!" He says to you. "I'm not sure if you're going to be able to see the rest of this, but if you do, make sure to tell everyone about it!" He looks desperately at the monitor, and starts flying forward. "This may be my last day in this realm, but I'll always remember all of the me's that inhabited it, all the people I met, all of the worlds I saved, and all of the ones who saved me. All of the people who died in my name. NEVER ONE DAY, SHALL I FORGET YOU!" He continues to fly directly into the wormhole.
"If I had decided my catch phrase yet..." He says, right before entering, "...I would have shouted it by now!" With that he flew in.
Transmission, Terminated.
