Tuesday, November 16
Time Travelling Story
Amy’s Epic Journey
The name is Pond, Amy Pond. I am the Eleventh Doctor’s companion… and his best yet. I was married last night to Rorey, so I’m guessing that my name is now Amy William. So here it is my first solo adventure through time. This time it’s complicated….
There I was, sitting all by myself in the TARDIS. While the TARDIS may appears as a blue small police box, the inside is extraordinary with many levels and rooms
We were on our way to Mexico in 2015 until my dear Doctor got a call from “Her Majesty, the Egyptian Goddess.” He left along with Rorey, who had just found his new obsession with ancient Egyptians!
Now I know I shouldn’t be touching the priceless TARDIS, I just could not stop myself. How can you say no to the only time-travelling machine in the whole universe? There I was pressing old buttons randomly (111246321 to be exact). Suddenly, the machine made this groaning noise with “Ancient Greece, 216 BC” on the screen. Boy I was excited.
Foolish as I was, I opened the door. In front of me was this beautiful temple. It was made from white marbles and decorated with gems from around the globe. It was looking over an ancient city; I believe it was Athens itself.
I took the first step of the marble floor. Then the fire viciously lit up. How? So I took another awkward step, much gently this time.
A boy in dirty clothes came running out. He sat there… with his hands and his head on the floor. Was he alright? Maybe they need to invent a new kind of medicine… soon.
“Umm, hello there,” I said.
He muttered something in Ancient Greek, which no way I could understand. He started to walk away. I followed.
I was in this room, full with statues of Greek gods. From Poseidon, to Athena, to Herms, and even Hades. There was an elegant table in the middle of the room, then something caught my eyes. I gave out a cry. There was a boy there, covered in blood… with his eyes opened. I wanted to turn away.
Right there, I wished that I came here with the Doctor. How will I get back? All I knew was that I have to get back to the TARDIS. Even though the doors were heavily guarded with tough looking guys, I need to run for it.
People might say that I’m small but I can run rather fast when I wanted to. They didn’t think I would be that foolish so they lost their guard. Thanks the gods for that precious 7 seconds; the difference between life and death.
As quick as a cat, I was in the TARDIS. I locked the door and pressed random buttons, I needed to get out of this scary place. Now there weren’t many words that appeared on the screen: “Beijing, China, 2056.” At least it will be better than Ancient Greece… or will it?
There were Chinese and English advertisements everywhere. Not just that, there were really high buildings. Many of them. I was surprised to see how much human kind has moved. Poor Mother Nature.
I was too scared to go outside, of getting lost, meeting new people. Wait, are those people purple? Something is very wrong. I need to tell the Doctor. In a hurried, I ran to the control room. I found a “Home” button. I pressed it. I sat in a corner. I waited.
The name is Pond, Amy Pond. I am the Eleventh Doctor’s companion… and his best yet. I was married last night to Rorey, so I’m guessing that my name is now Amy William. So here it is my first solo adventure through time. This time it’s complicated….
There I was, sitting all by myself in the TARDIS. While the TARDIS may appears as a blue small police box, the inside is extraordinary with many levels and rooms
We were on our way to Mexico in 2015 until my dear Doctor got a call from “Her Majesty, the Egyptian Goddess.” He left along with Rorey, who had just found his new obsession with ancient Egyptians!
Now I know I shouldn’t be touching the priceless TARDIS, I just could not stop myself. How can you say no to the only time-travelling machine in the whole universe? There I was pressing old buttons randomly (111246321 to be exact). Suddenly, the machine made this groaning noise with “Ancient Greece, 216 BC” on the screen. Boy I was excited.
Foolish as I was, I opened the door. In front of me was this beautiful temple. It was made from white marbles and decorated with gems from around the globe. It was looking over an ancient city; I believe it was Athens itself.
I took the first step of the marble floor. Then the fire viciously lit up. How? So I took another awkward step, much gently this time.
A boy in dirty clothes came running out. He sat there… with his hands and his head on the floor. Was he alright? Maybe they need to invent a new kind of medicine… soon.
“Umm, hello there,” I said.
He muttered something in Ancient Greek, which no way I could understand. He started to walk away. I followed.
I was in this room, full with statues of Greek gods. From Poseidon, to Athena, to Herms, and even Hades. There was an elegant table in the middle of the room, then something caught my eyes. I gave out a cry. There was a boy there, covered in blood… with his eyes opened. I wanted to turn away.
Right there, I wished that I came here with the Doctor. How will I get back? All I knew was that I have to get back to the TARDIS. Even though the doors were heavily guarded with tough looking guys, I need to run for it.
People might say that I’m small but I can run rather fast when I wanted to. They didn’t think I would be that foolish so they lost their guard. Thanks the gods for that precious 7 seconds; the difference between life and death.
As quick as a cat, I was in the TARDIS. I locked the door and pressed random buttons, I needed to get out of this scary place. Now there weren’t many words that appeared on the screen: “Beijing, China, 2056.” At least it will be better than Ancient Greece… or will it?
There were Chinese and English advertisements everywhere. Not just that, there were really high buildings. Many of them. I was surprised to see how much human kind has moved. Poor Mother Nature.
I was too scared to go outside, of getting lost, meeting new people. Wait, are those people purple? Something is very wrong. I need to tell the Doctor. In a hurried, I ran to the control room. I found a “Home” button. I pressed it. I sat in a corner. I waited.
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