The Rules Of Time Travel: An Eleventh Doctor Fanfic

Rule Number Four: Songs Are Creepy

> "You're taking forever to find something! Just tell me what it is!"
> "I can't just 'tell you what it is'!"

"So what exactly are you looking for?" Amy asks, kneeling next to me as I rummage through her desk.
"A book, a very particular book." I bite my lip as I concentrate and Liz gives a giggle. "What?" I ask her.
She doesn't say anything but instead she tilts her head to Eleven, who's eyes seem to have been glued to my face. I shake my head at her and go back to searching through Amy's stuff.
—0–
"Hey, you. Liz." I turn around to see the ginger haired lady staring at me. "Can we talk? Like, it isn't that I'm going to kick you out or anything, I just wanna talk." She whispers, smiling.
"Uh, sure."
—0–
"AHA! HERE IT IS!" I shout triumphantly, giving 11 a bit of a fright. "THE BOOK!"
"What book?" He asks.
"It's a book from choir, back when I was 12." I scroll through the pages, trying to find a particular song. "Ahh, here it is," I smile as I find a familiar title. "The River Song."
I can't help but notice 11's face go pale when I say that and I laugh. "What?"
"Nothing, nothing." He mumbles.
"Oh..okay. Amy?!" I shout at the top of my lungs.
"UH HUH?" She shouts from another room.
"CAN YOU COME HERE?"
"OKAY!" I hear her running and suddenly I'm bowled over onto the carpet. "Um, ow?!" I rub my head, giving Amy a glare.
"Hey look I'm not TRYING to hurt you!"
"Well you're certainly doing a great job," I mumble sarcastically.
"What did you send me in here for, anyways?" Amy rubbed her sore head.
I leap to my feet. "This." I show her the book and she rolls her eyes. "Seriously? An old choir book from school? What's the use in that?" She scoffed.
"You remember when we were little? At school, in music." I give her a certain look and transport the information to her head.
*Flashback*
"Alright children, start singing on 3. 1, 2, 3." The teacher instructed and I gave a foul look over at my best friend who's face silently screamed 'is it remotely possible for us NOT to be doing this?'
The children begin to sing the song, although Elora didn't feel like she wanted to.
Everytime they sung this song in class, in the playground, anywhere, something always went wrong.
And today was no different as three children collapsed on the floor in front of her.
Elora wasn't sure if it was the voices, or if it was something else, but there was one thing she knew - there was something very, very wrong with this song.

CLIFFHANGERRRRRR
Also why did Amy call Liz to talk? Don't ask...you'll find out soon.
Updates will be a bit slower now because SCHOOL URGH
That's all folks,
REMEMBER
Stay in school (ew)
Eat your veggies,
Don't blink. :))))
-Luna UWU