Historias de Timewar

✅ approx 185,000 words. It's March 2005, and Alex Tyler is barely recovering from recent trauma. Living with her mum and older sister, she has good friends, and she's doing what she loves at work. But sometimes, she thinks, there has to be something more, something better to look forward to. Little does she know, picking her sister up from work one afternoon is a golden ticket to all of time and space. Want to see? ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Disclaimer: I do not own any of Doctor Who or Avengers, just Alex Tyler/McKenzie Di Angelo.

Time lords are not like you think they are Millions years of absolute power corrupts And when a simple thing strays from the path they design when someone defies their will they go to extreme length to put things back together But that does always work A prophecy will set the course of history Hope you enjoy

The Great Time War is beginning, and the Time Lords are being called home. A short, introspective piece. Implied character death. Doctor Who/Magic School Bus Crossover

After seeing Amy and Rory be sent to their deaths and seeing River and Clara Oswin Oswald die in front of her, Jessie has truly fallen, becoming the soldier her current incarnation was meant to be and has shown no signs of getting better. Even the Avengers have started to wonder if Jessie will ever recover. But there is still one promise that they know nothing about that may be her saving grace. Oswin Oswald died in the Dalek Asylum. Clara Oswin Oswald died in Victorian London. Both women were exactly the same, giving the same message each time they died. If there's one thing the Doctor and his wife have learned is that something of that proportion could not be a coincidence. With Pietro and Wanda Maximoff at their sides, the Time Lords are off on even more incredible adventures, experiencing the impossible, attempting to bring back the old Jessie Nightshade . . . and find out who exactly Clara Oswald really is. Ninth in The Bad Wolf Chronicles. *** I do not own Doctor Who or anything MARVEL. Dialogue, characters, and storylines you recognize belong to Steven Moffat, BBC, and Stan Lee and MARVEL. Jessie Nightshade and her storyline, however, belong to me. Saleen Harper belongs to Will_of_Fiore. The cover was done by marvel-ous.

She was the last of her species. She ran from the time war and took refuge on earth. She tried to make the best of her situation but when the doctor came along everything just fell into place. The two were meant for one another. Join Artie and watch her adventures with her soul bonded. The Doctor.

She never took her A levels. She had to drop out of school to support her boyfriend. She was just an ordinary shop girl in 2005. She was nothing special. One trip in the basement of Henrik's changed that forever. Rose Tyler was nearly killed by mannequins when a mysterious woman known only as the Apocalypse saves her life, then runs off like nothing happened. But Rose met her again, and after saving the world, she is offered a chance to travel through time and space. She accepts. But if Rose thought her past wasn't one to be proud of, she never expected the Apocalypse's story as the mystery of Bad Wolf follows them. After all, the Apocalypse didn't choose her title for nothing. First in the Apocalypse Rising series. *** I own nothing Doctor Who related. The show belongs to BBC, including any lines you recognize and any characters recognized. The Apocalypse, however, is my original character. She belongs to me. The cover off to the side is made by _marvelous.

This Short-story is a Valeyard Origin scene which has parts and extracts derived and reimagined from 'Doctor Who and the Time War', by Russel. T. Davies, which was to coincide with the 2013 50th anniversary Special, but never actually released as it deviated from the storytelling of The Day of the Doctor; so parts of it has been paid homage to, as a reimagined scenario. It leads in to other bigger stories I have written on the Whoniverse

The Time War was getting closer and closer to hell. The Daleks have seized Arcadia, Gallifrey's second city. Apparently the safest place in the universe, it has been lost to the Daleks through heavy casualties on both sides. Will Gallifrey's Capitol make it out of the war? Or will it meet its similar fate to Arcadia?

It's the year 2,999. Jake Matthews was a normal student at his boarding school, until one day he meets a mysterious girl. They become close friends. What happens when Jake's old friends don't agree with his choices anymore? Will love turn to hatred? Will friendships be put to the test? Find out in this Teen Fiction Novel.

Hello anyone who wants to listen I don't mind questions or friendly visits, though I don't know how I feel about life.... eh that is normal

explore the life of the doctor during time war

What if is a collection of short stories about what would have happened if say the Doctor hadn't ended the time war Rose never was lost or if Clara never wiped the Doctor's memories I have taken a break from chapter 2 of t.a.t.s.d. To right this for the current contest

This is the story of two young Time Lords siblings, Thief, and Runner. They are the children of one of the most important men on Galifrey. No, not the Doctor. In fact, they were both taught to think of the Doctor as an enemy, an obstacle, an annoyance. Thief embraces that Idea but Runner prefers to think of the Doctor as the hero of Galifrey. This is the story of how they escape the Time War and the troubles that hit them at every turn after. Unaware that Galifrey has been destroyed they both search for another Time Lord to help them get back. The one they find however is not the one they were hoping for.

Part three of the wolves of the omniverse series. Trapped within the archive for so long she has become more than she has forgotten. The goddess of time and space will take no prisoners when she is finally set free, that is until she is set free by a broken man that reminds her of home and happier day. Her revenge will just have to wait.

Something has gone very wrong with time, space, and reality. The lives of Neas, the Gladiator of Gallifrey, are experiencing unusual changes, shifting around them and the companions they have made. And all of it is centered around a bizarre, powerful artifact uncovered from the dreaded Cyber War, a conflict that has seen no end, as it spreads across the multiverse. One of Neas's incarnations has declared in one voice, "NO MORE!" Two familiar words once spoken by another Time Lord who faced their own dilemma of war. But will the Gladiator have the same burden lifted by their actions to prevent the Cyber War from happening? Or will it start another endless war altogether?

Never to touch, only to see. Never to speak, only to think. After a year and a day of being forced apart by someone both Time Lords once considered a friend, the Doctor and the Alchemist both have their ways of coping. But with the death of the Master, the Alchemist's last secret is the wild card in their relationship. She still has control of the Vortex, and has ever since the day the Doctor died for her. No Creator has ever been meant to hold the Vortex for so long, and the Alchemist's actions come with a price. Having control and staying in control are two different things. With planets disappearing left and right and with the reappearance of Donna Noble, nothing is impossible. The Alchemist kept the Doctor together after the loss of Rose and Mickey. Now it's the Doctor's turn to support his Bonded as she deals with the toughest battle she's ever fought. And with the Alchemist's control of the Vortex the deciding factor on her life, the Bond between the Doctor and the Alchemist has never been more in danger. Fourth in The Creators Saga. *** I do not own Doctor Who. The Alchemist and the concept of the Creators, however, belong to me. The cover was also made by _marvelous.

In 2005, Doctor Who was brought back to television screens after a long sixteen year absence. The incredible success of the new Doctor Who, a success that would have been totally unprecedented only a few years beforehand, captured an entire new generation of viewers and fans. The 21st century version of Doctor Who remained faithful to the original series whilst modernising it, adding a grounded realism to the series with lovable characters and sophisticated story arcs unmatched to many other franchises of it's era. Across a host of fresh new Doctors, viewers were reintroduced to the classic villains of the original series such as the Daleks and the Cybermen, but also to new monsters and creatures such as the Weeping Angels and the Silence. It is here where this legacy of the New Doctor Who celebrated. A 20th Anniversary dedication to the start and rise of 21st century Doctor Who, featuring a short story each across the various good Doctors with companions and villains. A CaptainThunderWho Century 22 Production.