I'm the unknown. I fly in mystery and float through life, never touching the sides or pausing for thought. I do what I do because I have no choice.
I kill them all. Bring them down in a wash of blood and death. Never pausing to think of the people who could have wanted the creatures that I'm killing alive. I never consider anyone's agenda but mine. And if anyone gets in my way, I terminate them.
People looked at me in awe when they see what I've done. But that was in the old days when the military mind which would protect its country with reckless abandon. They respected me because I not only stopped the monsters, I also killed them. The people who are with me now are not so innocent; not so kind. They see through my facade to the broken shell beneath. They see the death and pain and glory of the kill and they don't cower in awe but fear. That's why they all leave me. They're so scared.
Monsters of huge size and deadly viciousness. They'll wipe out the universe if I don't stop them. But at what price? Am I really strong enough to press the button that burns everything in my view? I have to be. No other choice presents itself.
As I stand above my home world, with a million Delek ships flying down below, torching the cities and turning the mountains dirty brown, I find myself utterly calm. I have the right to end this. I've always had that right. In those few seconds I distance myself from my brothers fighting on the surface. They are no family of mine. I wait just long enough to hear the screams of the dieing Time Lords and Deleks alike. They strengthen me, pushing power into my veins. I hold the power of life and death over two species. Double genocide. Two species gone forever, in dust and ash.
Gone, forever. I look down at the button and press it. I watch as the fire engulfs all in its path. It passes over my Tardis, kept out by the force shield. It rips through the Delek ships and plugs the Time Lord's hearts. The mountains explode in red, the trees screaming with burnt wood, and a few billions live snuffed out, in a second.
Only a few billion.
