A/N: Hey! I'm back with the next book! First off, I will answer your reviews from the end of the last book.

Ravenshade101: Here it is. LOL. Tris: Don't do this again, Tris!

Now that that's over and done… disclaimers… ugh…

I don't own Divergent. I don't own it. Nor do I own the Doctor or River or BLAH!

Enjoy this chapter!

Are you as excited as I am?

Chapter One

The Fixed Point

I giggled and ran towards the TARDIS doors, but before I reached them, I was pushed out of the way on to the floor by none other then Mika Ravenshade herself.

She yanked the doors open and gasped, but I realized with confusion she wasn't gasping in awe.

I stood behind her and peered under her arm at the scene we had landed at. Two people were standing there, a tall boy around sixteen with dark hair and a tiny girl with short blonde hair.

"Get down!" yells the girl with a gun pointed at the boy, "on the floor!"

"Oh my God," I whisper, clutching Mika around the waist, "it's this scene… Tris…"

"Is about to die…" she agreed.

Tris ran through the hall, turning back to kill the two guards following her. She disappeared down the hall then returned a few seconds later and presses a button. The sound of an explosion rocked the hall way, but the TARDIS protected us; the sound was muffled and the force of the explosion didn't effect us as much.

"This is a fixed point," the Doctor said, "Whatever happens here cannot be changed."

She ran back through the hallway.

"No," I muttered, and pushed Mika out of the way and followed Tris.

"No!" Mika screamed after me, "Sophie, there are guards at the end of that hallway and death serum in the Weapons Lab! Sophie!"

But I could hardly hear her as I ran down the hallway and through the blasted open doors. The guards that had been waiting for Tris were stalling around the Weapons Lab entrance. So I guess because I appeared I suddenly became an excuse to shoot something, because they immediately started firing at me.

But no worries, I'm an Angelic Warlock, and as Mika would say, they ain't never seen anything like me.

I stopped in my tracks and held out my palm to them, the bullets edged away and all went skidding into the walls on either side of me, then I swiped my hand in front of me and their guns disassembled themselves one by one. Leaving the actual shooters alone, I continued running after Tris.

The death serum immediately entered my lungs, and I fell to my knees, choking and coughing, feeling the tugging of death pulling me down. Dumb blonde, I thought, you knew about the death serum and you go in anyway.

"Shut up," I muttered to myself, collapsing onto the ground. I though I was going to die.

But of course; it's only the first chapter of the second book; it's written in past tense; and how would I be writing this if I had died then? Plus, no matter what Mika or Hunter say, I am the heroine of this story.

In the book, Alleigent (Hello! Mika here, just letting you know; she means Allegiant), Tris holds on to her life by thinking of the people she loves, by fighting back, by being determined to carry out her mission, by having hope. And I realized at that moment, I wasn't doing any of those things.

I grunted, pushing myself off up off the ground, my hands bursting into gold flame as I though of the Doctor, River, Kayla, Hunter, Mika, Mika, Mika.

I should probably explain the gold fire. It is a bit complicated, but for Warlocks, the easiest and preferred source or form of magic we use appears in flames. For Angelic Warlocks, we have something more. It is a bit of a weakness, because our flames change color, depending on how fearful we are.

Some people might think that the opposite of fearful is fearless or brave or courageous, but in truth, it's hopeful. If you're afraid, you don't have hope, if you have hope, you're not afraid.

Black is afraid, golden is hopeful

(I personally think it should be white.Hunter, Stop it!)

I heard a gunshot ring out, and I was suddenly reminded of what I was doing. My strength came back to me in a burst of golden flame, and I jumped to my feet and started running just as the second gunshot rang out.

I suddenly became aware of Mika's voice behind me, calling for me, but all it did was give me more strength to keep on running.

I came to a sudden stop as I saw Tris lying on the floor, dying and David slumped in his wheelchair.

I dropped to my knees beside Tris, and my lifeguard training kicked in. (Yes, I'm a lifeguard. [I deleted what Mika and Hunter said here.])

"Hi, I'm Sophie!" I said, sounding oddly cheerful even to myself, "I'm here to help! Can I touch you?"

Tris nodded at me, visibly confused.

I breathed in, placed my hands over her bullet wounds, closed my eyes and let out my breath. As I did the gold flame sparked again and grew, wrapping itself around Tris as I exhaled.

I lifted my hands slowly, and as if they were stuck to palms, the bloody bullets followed, comfortably sliding out of Tris is stomach, no pain caused. As soon as the bullet tips slid out, the wounds closed behind them, and didn't even leave a scar. It was as if she was never even shot.

She was never even shot.

(AND THIS IS WHERE I COME IN!)

"Sophie!" Mika said, and my head whipped around to look at her, "two things; the memory serum, WE HAVEN'T BEEN INNOCULATED. Secondly; you just changed a fixed point in time and space! We only have a few more seconds until-"

But she never finished her sentence.

Dear readers

Please excuse Mika and Hunter for their extreme annoyingness and disrespect to the fact that this was MY CHAPTER. I mean Hunter has, like, THREE IN A ROW and look, his hogging mine! I only ever get one chapter at a time, but Hunter and Mika are all over the place. I only said on thing! Two things. Shut up. Three. Stop it!

They have taken to the idea of editing other people's chapters, but they don't actually edit they just annoy everyone and convince me not to delete it.

I admit it is a bit fun to have conversations in the middle of the chapters, but sometimes it EMO and they just butt in and ruin it! Hey, you do it in later chapters. Yes, but then it's FUN.

As I said, please excuse them.

-Angelica M. Asheart

A.K.A. Sophie Rose

A/N: I quite liked this chapter.

So, yes, I came up with this idea a little while back (when I was England, on a canal boat) that they wrote these chapters after the whole series was over and then in this chapter I was like "you know, it would be totally funny if Sophie misspelled Allegiant." And then "You, it would be totally funny if Mika corrected her." And then "You know, it would be funny if they always did that." So there you go.

REVIEW, TRIS!

And everyone else, ;)

-Sophia Asheart