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| - “Here we are then!” the Doctor said, as pulled a lever, “19th century Paris!” Gwen opened the TARDIS doors. She didn’t see 19th century Paris, though. “I had imagined 19th century Paris like a big city,” Gwen commented, “Not like a big, cold land of snow and ice.” The Doctor came outside too. He looked around. “This isn’t Paris!” he shouted, as he ran back into the TARDIS, to check the coordinates on the monitor. “And?” Gwen asked, as she walked inside too. “25th century,” the Doctor answered, “We’re on the North Pole, 2461.” “Let’s go, then,” Gwen said, “I’m not in a mood for snow and ice.” “Well, we’re staying here!” the Doctor smiled, “This is ten years after the North Pole started growing extremely fast! Not the New Ice Age, however, but still… It must be massive! Get some ‘cold-proof’ clothes out of the wardrobe!” Some later, Gwen came out of the TARDIS, in a thick, warm coat. The Doctor had just his normal clothes. He was looking at a big base. The base had many parts leading into different directions, and in the middle of it all, was a really big part. “Are we going there?” Gwen asked. “Yes,” the Doctor replied, “It’s going to be fun!” he added, as he started running towards the base. “Wait for me!” Gwen ordered, as she ran after him. As the Doctor and Gwen came really close to the base, there was a loud noise. “What’s that?” Gwen asked the Doctor. “An alarm!” the Doctor replied. In minutes, many soldiers with guns arrived, surrounding the Doctor and Gwen. “Hands in the air, where we can see them!” one of the soldiers ordered. “Better do that.” the Doctor whispered to Gwen, as he raised his hands into the air. Gwen did so too. “Who are you?” another soldier asked. “John Smith,” the Doctor replied, “I’m a professor and scientist, and I’m here to see if everything is in order. This is my assistant, Gwen Roberts.” “Show us your ID,” another soldier ordered, “But don’t try any tricks, or we will shoot!” The Doctor got his psychic paper out of his pocket and showed it to the soldiers. “Seems alright!” one of the soldiers said, “Come on then, professor Smith.” The soldiers took the Doctor and Gwen inside the base. Everywhere were workers, soldiers, scientists and more. At last, they came in a room. “This is professor John Smith, sir!” one of the soldiers told a man from around 45 years old, “Professor Smith, this is Graham Eyerock. He’s the boss at this base. He’s an army general, a scientist, a professor, and-” “That’s enough,” Graham Eyerock interrupted, “Professor, just call me Graham. I see you have just arrived. Soldiers, have you checked his ID and everything?” “Yes sir!” another soldier replied. “Very well,” Graham added, “Now professor Smith, why are you so interested in our base?” “It’s brilliant!” the Doctor answered, “Everything about it! The North Pole growing, a base full of Humans here, and-” “Sir,” a scientist that just came in the room shouted, “We have spotted another one, sir!” “Another one?” she asked. “Yes,” Graham answered, “We don’t know what they are! They’re just… Green. Not Human.” “Green aliens walking in the snow,” the Doctor said, “Oh no!” “What is it?” Gwen asked. “I was thinking,” the Doctor replied, “That these green things… Can they be…” “What?” Gwen shouted, “What are they?” “Do you have any footage of these things?” the Doctor asked Graham. “Yes we do!” Graham answered, “Follow me!” The Doctor and Gwen followed Graham to a big room, with many computers, screens and other things. “Harry,” Graham said, as he walked towards one of the people sitting behind a computer, “Show professor Smith footage of the ‘Green Things’.” “Yes sir!” Harry replied, as he pressed a button. One of the screens was turned on. It showed a video of a green thing in the snow. “Zoom in on that thing!” the Doctor ordered. Harry did so. The Doctor could now see the green thing better. “It is what I thought…” the Doctor said. “Doctor, what is it?” Gwen asked. “An Ice Warrior,” the Doctor answered, “But what are they doing here?” “Kidnapping our men!” Graham explained, “Many people, lost. We blame those things!” “Come along, Gwen!” the Doctor said, with a serious look on his face. “Where are we going?” Gwen asked. “Investigating!” the Doctor replied. Some later, they were outside. However, Graham had followed them. “Are you mad?” Graham shouted, “You don’t know what those things can do!” “Oh I sure do!” the Doctor replied, as he just walked on. Gwen followed, and Graham far behind. “Where are we going?” Graham asked after a while. “Following the signals the sonic picks up!” the Doctor answered, showing Graham the sonic, “And its telling me we need to go there!” He pointed at a giant mountain made of snow and ice. The mountain was extremely big. A Dalek ship could fit in it. There was an opening, a sort of cave in the side. “Come on!” the Doctor said, as he ran towards it. “Wait for me!” Gwen shouted, as she followed him. Graham came too. “Doctor,” Graham asked, “Whatever is in there… Is it dangerous?” “Oh yes!” the Doctor replied, as he entered the cave. There was a long way in the cave. The Doctor, Gwen and Graham followed it. “Stop.” The Doctor suddenly whispered, as he pulled Gwen and Graham back. “What the hell is that?” Graham asked, shocked, seeing a green creature walking through the cave. “It’s an Ice Warrior,” the Doctor explained, “I knew it!” “Keep quiet,” Gwen ordered, “Before you know, th-” Gwen was interrupted by the Doctor, “He’s leaving!” He said, “Come on, we need to see what they are doing here!” The Doctor and his friends followed the Ice Warrior, until they came into a big room. It was massive, like the whole inside of the mountain was hollow. In the middle of the gigantic room was an enormous block of ice, with inside, something silver. “What the hell is that?” Graham shouted. “Can you stop saying ‘what the hell’?” the Doctor asked, irritated. “But Doctor,” Gwen added, “Its gigantic! What is that thing inside?” “Intruders!” a load voice suddenly shouted. It was an Ice Warrior, who came charging at them. “Run!” the Doctor said, as he grabbed Gwen and Graham, and pulled them with him. “Do not let them escape!” another Ice Warrior shouted. Graham got a gun out of his pocket, “Let them come!” He shouted. “No!” the Doctor roared, but it was too late. Graham shot one of the Ice Warriors in its face. “What have you done?” the Doctor said in panic. “I only shot one!” Graham replied, defending himself. “Harm one of us, and you harm us all!” Another Ice Warrior said angrily. “Come on!” the Doctor said, as he pulled Gwen and Graham outside, chased by Ice Warriors. “What’s going to happen?” Gwen asked. “There is now a war,” the Doctor answered, “Between Humans and Ice Warriors… And out friend Graham has started it!” He looked angrily at Graham. Meanwhile, Ice Warriors were running outside, chasing the three. “Run faster!” the Doctor ordered, “We need to escape, or they will kill us!” “How do you know that?” Graham asked. “I don’t!” the Doctor answered, “Just shut up and keep running, for god’s sake!” They finally arrived back at the base’s door. “Inside!” the Doctor ordered, as he opened the door with his sonic. They walked inside. The Doctor closed the door. “So now what do we do?” Gwen asked. “Graham,” the Doctor said, “Prepare your men for war!” “Who are you?” Graham replied, “What do you know about these creatures?” “That they will kill you, now hurry up!” the Doctor shouted back, as he walked to a computer, and started typing things. “What are you doing?” Gwen asked. “Looking up things about this base!” the Doctor answered, “Here we go! Oh no…..” “What is it?” Gwen asked. “This is Anterian Base 1…” the Doctor replied, “This base… Exactly on this date…” He said, looking at the date the computer showed, “This base exploded, taking the North Pole with it, causing a massive disaster in the history of the Earth… And nobody knows why… No emergency calls, nothing!” “How do you know this?” Graham asked, who had been listening all the time, “And why does Mrs. Roberts call you ‘Doctor’ all the time?” The Doctor turned to Graham, “I am not who you think I am,” He said, “Follow me!” Graham and Gwen followed the Doctor into a bigger room. The Doctor got his sonic out of his pocket and pointed it at the wall. With gusts of wind flying through the room, the Doctor’s TARDIS started to materialize. “What the hell is that thing?” Graham asked. “It’s the TARDIS,” the Doctor said proudly, as he walked inside, and with a snap of his fingers, all the light turned on, “It’s the best ship in the universe! It travels through time and space, everything that ever happened or ever will! And it’s mine… All mine!” “Its… Its bigger on the inside!” Graham shouted amazed, as he looked around him, “Who are you?” “I’m the Doctor,” the Doctor replied, “I'm the Doctor. I'm a Time Lord. I'm from the planet Gallifrey in the constellation of Kasterborous. I'm over a 1500 years old, and I'm the man who's going to save your live and all hundreds of people in the base outside. You got a problem with that?”
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