Through Golden Eyes

The Doctor did not immediately reply to Sonya, he simply extended his right hand and snapped his fingers, causing the doors of the TARDIS to slam shut behind her, "You never think" he finally replied, "All of your life, you've blamed the souls of other people....telling them about their faults and wrong doings while never thinking..never truly understanding what is happening around you". He paused as he paced over to the grave of The Interfector then glanced from the grave to Sonya, "I saw your death..i witnessed your creation. I thought i locked the memory of you away for good with Rassilon...but then you came back, through the void..streaking back into existence, feeding off the fear of others. You never thought for one second that i tried to save you from yourself? All the times i dropped you off..oh that horrible Time Lord, how could he?! How could he try and give me a normal life! A life without the fears and worries if she'd see that blue box in her backyard...yearning for it's return rather than living a true life!! Instead...look what you have now...nothing..because you've killed off every thing you've ever known. Even the TARDIS won't speak to you anymore.".

Pausing his speech for a moment, The Doctor took a step towards Sonya, glaring her down coldly, "You killed my best friend...you killed hundreds of Time Lords and Ladies alike. Children stolen in the night without another thought in mind. So if you are looking for the answer if i will ever show you compassion anymore..you should know it. I'm done with chances..you've had far too many..the only thing i ask of you right now. Is to give Sonya a proper burial...let her head stone stand high above the ground where the memory of her is buried..do this..and i might just let you live your sorry life in between dimensions of a mirror..no..better yet, the center of a black hole, forever torn apart by pressure. Choose your fate because as long as i am standing right here, you are not leaving this planet".

Sonya stared at him with the same blank expression she had earlier while sitting in the TARDIS, what was he talking about? She was the same person he's always known, of course she was always like this. It became painfully obvious when she finally gained her other half, all the odd, dark thoughts. The lack of fear, sudden bouts of anger and actions that led to anger. Letting out a long breath, she looked down at the grave in front of her thoughtfully, crouching down so she could scoop a handful of dirt up and let it trickle back down between her fingers, letting it land in a small pile on top of the grave she had reacently dug.

"He feared things he couldn't understand, Doctor. Things he didn't have an explination for, things he didn't know how to react to. Everything that normal Time Lords wouldn't look or think about twice, he feared to the very deepest, darkest part of his soul. He ran from things he didn't know... He ran from me, Doctor. To you because he knew you wouldn't fear who I've become. Who I've always been." Sonya finally stated in a soft voice, her golden eyes moving from the pile of dirt up to his face, locking onto his brown eyes as they glared at her. "But, Doctor. What he failed to realize is I have no fear, I have nothing like that. In fact, any emotion I did have, I fed off of him through our bond. I realized this once he had died and our connection broke. The only thing I feel is a deep, shadow-like emotion that I cannot put my finger on."

Straightening back up, she looked around the planet, studying the landscape then moving back to him again. The Doctor, the one person that always showed up in her life. Snorting slightly, she stepped on the grave and dug her heel into the dirt, staring at the Doctor the entire time before walking up to him. "You have no idea what I am capable of now that I'm whole again, you cannot even imagine the things I've seen, the things I've heard and the things I am about to do. You cannot stop me and you know full well why." She hissed between her teeth, her eyes sparking with energy as a flood of it flowed through her suddenly. "Tell me Doctor, you don't fear me, you don't even fear death... What do you fear? What is your dark secret that you don't want people to know?"

Falling silent again, she studied his brown eyes for a moment then felt a cold smile creep across her face and leaned close to him, her nose nearly brushing his from the proximity. "I know your fear, Doctor. Now tell me, what can you do to stop me from using it?" And with those words left hanging in the air, she vanished in a burst of energy, leaving a cloud of golden light sparkling in her place to keep the Doctor company.

The Doctor lowered his head, glancing down at the grave of Interfector once more before walking over to the duplicate TARDIS, running his hand down its side then popping his head through the door as it creaked open. "Hey.." He called inside in a whispering tone, speaking to the TARDIS herself for one of the first times, "Find me will you? And..make sure i don't loose you again, thanks". Closing the door, the TARDIS amazingly began to dematerialize right before The Doctor. Smiling, he tucked his hands into his pockets, nodded then strode over to his TARDIS, placing one hand on the handle of the TARDIS door before glancing back over his shoulder to the grave of Interfector, then peered around the atmosphere around him.

Without another word or action, The Doctor slipped into his TARDIS, removing his trench coat slowly as he walked up the ramp, tossing it to the coral support column as he had always done. Walking around the control console, his eyes fell upon the scanner in front of him where the TARDIS had already set in coordinates. With a smile, The Doctor nodded, "If that's where i need to go then..." he sighed, "Allons-y!!!" he exclaimed, suddenly bursting into a jolt of energy as he yanked down the main lever and dashed around the control console.