One on one? (Closed!)

Will looks towards him. "But… we were in there for hours…" He manages, glancing at the doctor. "This is way to much like Kronos…" he shakes his head.

"Time distortion, nothing more. Alison, I really do need the assistance and the Master is…. well, angry with me at the moment, don't ask why, so you'll have to do." he said, beckoning her over. Alison sighed, it was annoying to her that the Doctor could be so calm about this.

Will watches curiously, glancing around. It really was neat in here.

"Alison, just toss me that wrench will you?" he asked, pointing over to a wrench laying on top of the toolbox. "And do you see those red levers on the console? I need you to hold them in place until I tell you to let go." he continued. Alison handed him the wrench and held onto the levers, keeping them from moving. She felt ridiculous.

Will watches with interest. He was very excited as he watched.

"Alright, slowly release the levers, if you do it too quickly the TARDIS will implode and destroy the galaxy, so no pressure there." the Doctor said. Son of a…. just great, screw this up and we all die. Alison thought, slowly releasing the levers. She successfully did not destroy the galaxy and felt very relieved by this fact.

Wills eyes widen at that. Well that's lovely to think about…

The noise of an old-fashioned telephone rang through the control room. The Doctor sighed, picking up the phone and answering it. "Hello? No, I'm not…. remember what happened the last time I went there? No, I'm not doing it again!" he said into the phone. For a moment he was silent, and then: "Oh, alright. But only because…. yes, I know why. Good day to you." he said angrily, slamming down the phone. "Unfortunately, there is an emergency that requires my immediate attention and I simply cannot be bothered to avoid it." the Doctor said, punching in coordinates. He seemed to have forgotten Will was even there. Suddenly, there was a large jolt and a "Vwoooorp, vwooorp." noise coming from the TARDIS. They were taking off. The TARDIS landed with a thud, nearly knocking Alison off her feet.

"WAIT… WHAT?!" WIll screeches, landing on his butt when they landed. "Shit… Chiron's gonna kill me…"

"Oh, you're still here. Well, Alison and I really must be going, she's rather helpful when it comes to saving planets. I mean, she did help me save the Earth." the Doctor said, walking outside. Alison shrugged. "Hey, you could come with us. Alien worlds, whole new planets to explore." she said in sarcastic awe.

Will stares at her. "Do you have any idea how much… Oh gods… I'm gonna be strangled by grape vines… or worse… Chiron's gonna make me do the dishes…" He mutters. "With my bare hands… We wash dishes with lava by the way." he says, glancing at them.

"Ah, lava. A good method of sterilization. Come along, Alison." the Doctor said. "Time Machine." Alison mouthed, implying that Will could come with them and be back almost exactly when they left.

He nods and walks with them, still a little nervous.

They walked out onto a field of soft pinkish-red grass, where a sky of much deeper blue than one could imagine stretched over them. In the distance something like a spaceship flew by, it's engines leaving fluffy white cloudlike trails in the sky.

"Whoa…" Will mutters, his eyes going wide. "It's beautiful."

"Unfortunately, something is wrong. It's causing time to change, which could be catastrophic." the Doctor muttered, walking through the field towards the citadel standing tall and proud in the distance.

Will nods, jogging to catch up.

"This isn't Earth. We're on an alien planet, breathing alien air!" Alison grinned. "Isn't it amazing?" she asked.

"Yeah…" Will breathes, "It really is…"

A ship, somewhat like an advanced helicopter, flew up in front of them. "You are ordered to put your hands where we can see them and await further instruction for the glory of the Ninth Great Human Empire and it's associated alliances!" a robotic voice barked out at them.

Will's eyes widen. He had just gotten out of trouble. And now he's getting back in??

"Do as they say, death by disintegration is not the most enjoyable, believe me." the Doctor hissed to them both. Alison and the Doctor both slowly raised their hands into the air.

Will does so as well, gulping softly. His heart thrums in his chest, his eyes wide.

Suddenly, a bright white flash light shone up upon them, and they found themselves in a sort of cargo hold. "Twenty-nine seconds from out the TARDIS doors to being arrested, five seconds less and that would have been a new record for me." the Doctor said. "Oh yes, very helpful Mr. Interplanetary-Guinness-World-Records." Alison said sarcastically.

Will looks at them, his eyes wide. "How am I supposed to explain to Chiron I got arrested…" he mutters, shaking his head sadly.

"I probably forgot to mention this earlier, but I'm brilliant at getting out of situations like this. You might not need to explain." the Doctor said. "However, I'm here for a reason. We can't leave just yet."

"Greaaat… I feel so assured." he mutters under his breath.

"Doctor, why are we even here? Every time that bloody telephone rings, you end up rushing off somewhere without explaining why, and we almost always end up in mortal danger!" Alison said. "Ah, all will be revealed." he said ominously. "I need a better answer than that." Alison snapped. "Unfortunately, I can't explain right now. Maybe one day…." he trailed off.

Will growls, "Listen. You''d better give me a better reason. Otherwise I'm ruining this." he hisses. Will rarely got mad. But when he did, run as fast as you can.

"There are…. superior forces that…. request things of me. I have no choice but to follow their orders….. they have leverage over me, access to certain things….. that they know will persuade me to do as they say. I can't explain any further, I've already told you far too much." the Doctor looked away out of embarrassment.