Finding The Doctor

(THIS CALLS FOR A DOCTOR! Any Doctor will do, even multiple ones!)




~Alright, it's now or never.~

Thought Xeltia, walking up to a blue Police Box. She quickly snuck inside, sighing in relief when she saw no one was there.

~Good, now, to get to work.~

She raised the sharpened sword she was carrying with her, then muttered,
"En garde, TARDIS."

SLASH SLASH!

BANG!

Xeltia wiped her forehead, smiling at her work. The TARDIS's console was completely destroyed, poisonous gas fogging up the room. The TARDIS hummed painfully, then started to power down. "Good girl, TARDIS. Just go to sleep." She said, then ran out the door and away from the TARDIS, just in time to avoid her brother.


The Doctor.

The Doctor walked past a ginger girl with a sword a block away from where he parked the TARDIS. "Lucky..." He thought as he passed her. When he rounded the corner, he saw smoke coming from his blue box. "No, no, no!!!" He yelled. This was a disaster! How could this happen? As people started gather around the machine, The Doctor waved around his psychic paper. "Nothing to see here people, just a magic trick gone wrong!" He shouts, trying to contain his frustration and anger

Xeltia smirked, hearing her brother in distress. She shouted, "You're welcome!" At the top of her lungs, then ran at full speed to her house.

Once she reached her house, she plopped onto her couch, her sword still in her hand. She sighed content, smiling. She jumped a bit at a knock at her door, and, rolling her eyes, she stomped up to her door childishly, then flung it open, glaring at the knocker. "Wha-" She stopped, seeing the most hated man in the universe. Well, to her he is. She gulped in fear, then
cleared her throat, no emotion on her face.

The Doctor followed the girl after he heard her shout. He followed her all the way back to a house, and tha was when he knocked, and she opened the door. "Who do you think you are?! First, you get into my machine, then you destroy the interior, and then you run!!" He explodes. It was one thing to mess with him, but if you mess with the box, he will destroy you. "Just who are you?!" The Doctor was beyond furious.

Xeltia smiled with fake happiness. "Hello, Doctor. It's very nice to see you." She said sarcastically. "I think you know who I am, since you left me to, oh, I don't know, die ." She walked over to her couch, sitting on it again, and examined her sword. "Really, I didn't want to do that to the ole girl, but it was the only way to get your attention." She smirked, propping her feet on the coffee table in front of her.

~ Well, I could've just sent him a message, but that would've taken too long... ~

The Doctor got even angrier. "As a matter of fact, I don't know who you are! I left alot of people for dead! Just stop and tell me who the hell you are!!" He yells. He just about had enough of this girl. The TARDIS was smoking, and he was stranded on Earth for the next 2 days, and he had nowhere to stay. "And how do you even know me?!"

She stared at him, anger and sadness on her face. "I haven't even regenerated yet..." She muttered, frowning. She then shook her head, glaring at him. "I'm your sister you forgetful little-" She cut herself off, groaning in irritation. "Look," She started, getting up and walking up to him slowly. "if you left that many people to die that you don't even remember your own sister , you don't deserve the name 'Doctor'." She finished, her sword on his chest.

The Doctor's eyes widened at the sudden realization. "Xeltia?!" He says, surprised. "I haven't seen you in 12,252 years!" He exclaims. This was really unexpected. "I'm sorry, I truely am. But I thought you were dead. But how did you escape Gallifrey?" He asks. Was this really his sister? He saw her die...But she was right Infront of him. "And how dare you say I don't deserve the title "Doctor" he makes air quotes. "I've left people to die without choice! I did that in the name of sanity, and peace."

"Yes, but not in the name of the Doctor." She said, hatred dripping from her words. She took a deep breath, closing her eyes. "Why did you leave me?" She asked, lowering her sword. "You could have taken me with you, before I was supposed to die." She turned her back to him, walking over to get the swords sheath. She put the sword in it, then slammed it down, anger written all over her face. "So? What's your answer, brother ?"

The Doctor sighed. "I left you because I saw you die, and that's what drove me over the edge. Well, I thought you died. It drove me completely mad, and I lost my mind. Your death, is what caused me to stop all the senseless slaughter happening before my eyes." He tells her. The Doctor was telling the truth, although she probably wouldn't believe him. "Your death is what caused me to trap the Time Lords in a time lock." The day he left her, was the day he began running from his past, and when he decided that remembering was like opening up old wounds.

She slightly turned her head, taking in all his words. "Right, like you went mad just because I died." She laughed bitterly, a sad smile on her face. "I'm not that important." She said, turning to look at him. "Who's your companion now, brother? What happened to poor Miss Tyler? I think I liked her, despite the fact she made you happy."

"Rose is gone..." He says, trying to hide the sorrow in his voice.
"I travel alone now. And as a matter of fact, yes, your death did drive me mad!" He snaps. "And just because you're mad at me, don't take it out on my box! The TARDIS can feel pain!" The Doctor walked inside, getting closer to his sister, angry. "How dare you question my motives for basically killing our whole race! Do you think I would just do that because I feel like it?!"

Xeltia stepped back a bit, surprised. Before her supposed death, her brother was never like this. ~ Well, a lot of things change in 12,252 years, I guess. ~ She thought, then shook her head. "Now, I guess not." She answered quietly, looking down. When she looked back up, she was confused. "But, why would you stop all of the other deaths? They were supposed to happen, you can't let everyone live, it just doesn't work that way."

"Time can be rewritten." The Doctor says, calm now. "All of that killing, was senseless. If I didnt stop it, the war would probably still be going on." The Doctor sighed. Finally, Xeltia wasnt mad at him. Or atleast, that's what he thought. He honestly had no idea what happened inside of her head.

"Heh. I have something to admit, Doctor. You'll probably hate me for it...." She then made more space between them, and, gulping, she said, "I'mthecauseofallofthosedeathsthatyoustoppedandImayhavestartedalotofcivilwars." in one breath. She smiled nervously, scratching the side of her neck. ~ He's probably going to see to my death now...Good going, Xeltia! You just signed your death sentence! ~

The Doctor was silent for a moment. ".....What?" He says, anger in his voice, although he was still quiet. He stepped close to her again. "You caused all of that...Destruction?!!" He screams. How could his sister be the cause of all of that? He couldn't believe it.

Xeltia backed away, fear in her eyes. "L-look, I wasn't right in my mind, alright? I had this disease, then these people experimented on me, and they used me as a weapon!" She paused, looking down. "'Course, when I was back to normal, I couldn't stop myself...I just...Continued...On and on..." She looked up, her eyes unfocused. "For some reason...I miss it..." She blinked a few times, looking at her brother pleadingly. "Help me. Please." She begged. ~ Say okay, Doctor. C'mon, please, say okay! ~

The Doctor was skeptical. Was she telling the truth? Either way, she was still his sister, and she probably wouldn't betray his trust. With a sigh, he told her. "Alright, I'll help you." She was obviously scared of what she would do if he didnt help. He finally had some family, and he needed to help her, one way or another.

She smiled happily, and, without thinking, she hugged him. "Thankyouthankyouthankyou!" She said, then let go. Her smile faltered, remembering what she did to the TARDIS. "Can you fix the TARDIS?" She asked quietly, worried. "I'm sorry. I don't know why I did that, I just did." She murmured, wringing her hands.

The Doctor looked at his watch. "Well...The TARDIS should be fixed by now. Or, it should be fixed by the time we get there. So, lets get going." He says with a grin. It was nice to have her around, and not feel guilt about her death. The Doctor walked out of the door and waited. "You coming or what?" He asks with a grin.

Xeltia hesitated a bit. How did he forgive her that fast? Shaking her head, she grinned back, walking over to him, excited. But, for some reason, a small nagging voice in the back of her mind told her not to go with him, for it would cause him to be in great danger, but she ignored it, not wanting to spoil her happiness. "So, how's life been for you?" She asked, her hands behind her back.

"Well, I regenerated a bunch of times. And saw alot of friends come and go. Saved the world more than alot, how about you?" He says. His little sister was alive, and he couldn't get over that. He continued to walk at the same pace, so he wouldn't walk faster than her. "How did you survive?" The Doctor asks, his curiousity finally getting the better of him.

Xeltia stiffened, though she was already expecting that question. "...I'd rather not talk about it." She said quickly, walking a bit faster then him. ~ I cannot tell him anything. It would ruin everything. ~ She thought, cursing under her breath.

"Alright then..." He trails off. As e rounded a corner, he saw the magical blue box. It was perfectly fine. With excitement, he ran to the TARDIS, and basically hugged it. "My beautiful machine!" He says excited. With a snap, he runs inside. "Hurry up little sister!" He calls to her.

Xeltia giggled a bit, then ran inside. "Hey, ole girl! Sorry for destroying you..." She said, smiling nervously. "Hope you don't hate me." She sat on the chair near the console, humming a bit. "So, where to?"