VTV Series Episode 9: Found

As the Hacek Dral flew at Katie, she ducked. It slammed into the glass door. For one moment Katie thought it would crack, as suck all the air out into space, but she realised it was in fact a door, which swung open. The Hacek Dral manoeuvred itself for another attack, and Katie climbed inside, slamming the door shut.

The Doctor grabbed John Lennon as the door cracked open, revealing the Raston Warrior Robot. It seemed to latch its face onto the Doctor, before raising its arm and firing. The Doctor dived out of the way. Paul McCartney kicked the other door down and the Beatles and the Doctor ran out of it.

“Don’t panic, but you’re trapped,” Katie muttered to herself.

The Hacek Dral continually banged on the door, making thinking up a plan difficult.

“What would the Doctor do? Think!”

She looked around desperately, and saw a sticker on the inside of the glass box she was trapped in. It read ‘teleport device’.

“Meh,” Katie shrugged.

She pressed the button, and vanished.

“Come on!” the Doctor cried, running down the corridor.
“Where are we going?” George Harrison yelled as the corridor exploded behind them.
“No idea!” the Doctor shouted back.
“Why is that thing chasing us?” Ringo Starr asked.
“I think it’s after me!” the Doctor said.

The Raston Warrior Robot fired a disc from its arm, and the corridor exploded. Katie appeared in a teleport across the ship. She ran from the small pod, noticing a Hacek Dral banging on the glass door opposite. She took a deep breath, and headed to the controls of the station. One large button said ‘all teleports’. She pressed it, and the whole entire space station was filled with bright light.

“Ouch,” the Doctor grumbled.

He rolled over amongst the rubble. All four Beatles were unconscious. The Raston Warrior Robot had been crushed under a large chunk of ceiling.

“Well that was easy,” the Doctor mumbled, whistling as he casually walked away from the scene.

Katie meanwhile, stared out of the window of the space station as she watched the Hacek Dral teleport out into space, and die from lack of oxygen. She turned away from the window, and headed to the teleportation pod. Pressing the teleport, she arrived back on Earth, straight in front of the Doctor.

“Doctor!” she cried, hugging him.
“Katie!” he grinned, returning the hug. “How did you…?”
“I’m not sure,” Katie said. “The teleport just took me to you.”
“Hmm,” the Doctor replied. “I think someone’s behind this.”

He looked up at the sky, taking Katie by the hand. She squeezed his hand in reply.

“It’ll be okay Doctor,” she said.
“I know,” the Doctor said hopefully. “Now let’s get the TARDIS back.”

He pulled a teleport from his pocket, and pressed it. With one final flash, the Doctor and Katie disappeared into nothingness.

The End