The Doctor - the Oncoming Storm; the last Time Lord; destroyer of Gallifrey; the hopeless wanderer. Annabelle Pond - one of the many who wish to see the stars; one of the few who've gotten the chance to encounter the strange rareties of the universe; clever, witty, and slightly smart-mouthed; the Doctor's newest companion. Maybe it's the newly discovered second heart, or maybe the paradoxal picture he finds of a younger her, but the Doctor feels it's his job to take Annabelle along with him. Besides the threat of, at times, the pair being the most wanted beings in the universe, they travel across time and space, righting wrongs, diminishing evils, popping in for visits. While encountering old and new enemies of the Doctor, Annabelle finds out the truth of her unusual past a little bit at a time. For instance, how come she's able to remember the creatures that erase themselves from the memory of each living thing they're seen by? And why does it seem that almost every band of aliens they meet want to use her? - for what, she doesn't even know. What could be so peculiar about a thirteen year old? The Doctor vows to figure out all his questions: How does Annabelle know who River Song is? Why do all the evil-doers he's ever met want her on their side? And, the biggest question of all, why doesn't the Doctor remember his own daughter?

Some people may say she was a hero, but to her, she will always be the opposite. She will always be the girl who killed the Doctor.

Who doesn't love a good imagine every once and awhile? :) Taking requests for any Doctor Who character you fancy!

Who doesn't love a good imagine every once and awhile? :) Taking requests for any Doctor Who character you fancy!

After almost a year of the Alchemist suffering at the hands of the Vortex, the last of the Creators has regenerated into a form able to handle her gifts, leaving her to travel with the Doctor as if nothing had ever gone wrong in the first place. But just because she is at her finest, does not mean their lives are the same. Christmas, a planet with sand made of the dead, the Trickster, Mars, and the mysterious aliens called the 456 still stand in their way . . . And all signs point to the Doctor, and the Doctor alone, meeting his end sooner rather than later. Fifth in The Creators Saga. *** I do not own Doctor Who, nor any of its quotes. They belong to the writers of Doctor Who and to the BBC. The Alchemist, however, belongs to me, as does the concept of the Creators, and the cover was done by Myeah.

With Rose and Mickey gone, the Doctor and the Alchemist work on getting back on their feet. With their Bond newly forged after the Alchemist's regeneration, they take on Martha Jones for their new journeys. While the Alchemist stumbles, she will never fall. She has the Doctor behind her, the oddest sense about the elusive Mr. Saxon, and has a secret she still keeps from him . . . But what's life without a few secrets? Their relationship is heating up, but will they come to a boil, or emerge in a meltdown? Third in The Creators Saga. *** I do not own Doctor Who. The Alchemist, however, is my OC, and she belongs to me.

She always dreamed of being one of the Creators, one of the elite of the elite, one of the Time Lords who invented. She got her wish. But being a Creator is a dangerous task. Her first creation was powerful enough that the Time Lords deemed her dangerous, and kept a close eye on her ever since. Her first creation was the Moment. The same weapon used to destroy Gallifrey during the Time War. The Alchemist barely escapes with her life, but being transported along with a Dalek to a museum where alien artifacts are scavenged is not the best way to live fifty years of her life. Then came the Doctor. Then came her rescue. Then came her hatred for the man who destroyed her home. And then came the fight of fire against fire. Someone's going to be burned. But who? First in The Creators Saga. *** I don't own Doctor Who. That is owned by BBC America. The Alchemist, however, and the concept of the Creators are my own. The cover on the side was also done by _marvelous.

The Alchemist has saved Rose from the fate of the Bad Wolf, but the Doctor gave up his life to save her in return. With all past horrible thoughts about the Doctor thrown out the window, the Alchemist is determined to make everything up to him, starting with completing their mental link, and forming a Bond, with nothing could break, and stronger than any marriage. But the legend of the Creators lingers on their minds. Is the threat of the Vortex completely gone now that the Alchemist has accepted all that she can do? How far can she survive after that much exposure, even with the Doctor's regeneration to save her? What does the Beast have to say about the last of Gallifrey's finest warriors? The Doctor and the Alchemist are determined to find out, before Torchwood comes to find them . . . but will the Alchemist even survive that far? Second in The Creators Saga. *** I definitely don't own anything at all related to Doctor Who. That goes to BBC, and the makers of Doctor Who. I only own the Alchemist and the concept of the Creators. Also, the cover is done by _marvelous.

Zana Kline always dreamed of adventures, but that's all they ever were. Dreams. She dreamed of far away galaxies and planets, of the distant past and the faraway future, but she knew they were just crazy fantasies. After all, it was the early 21st century. Humans had yet ventured past the moon. So, how would she become the avid adventurer she was in her complicated mind? The answer's simple, really. She ran into Rose Tyler.

**Currently being rewritten under the name Fight or Flight** "So, what do Time Lords pray to?" Amy asked reluctantly. Well? Do you know? Because he did. And in that moment, his eyes may have fallen on someone to his left, who was a little taller than him in those freakish heels. The truth is, he had fallen for a superhero. Not any superhero who you would have heard of; her legacy has long since been erased. Even if you had heard of Ruby Oakley, you might well think that she is more of a villain, and no one would blame you for it- not even The Doctor. She's a woman who is absolutely insane: properly bonkers. She has been since she met The Doctor. Or, that's what he'd like to have believed. It's not that simple, of course. He's not sure of who she even is. Now, what is she? Well, no one quite knows. She's turning the story of seasons five, six, and seven of New-Who into something of a train wreck, and the mystery of her heritage is haunting every passenger on the Tardis. So, why is a small-town girl from Leadworth the one that even the last of Time Lords calls supernatural? Do you want to find out? NOTE: Graphic violence in a few areas. Reader discretion advised.