[The Doctor looked up at the crowd, her resolve was unshakable, her eyes were fixed and calm; no one would sway her. As her gaze drifted over the mob they became acutely uncomfortable, feeling like misbehaving children caught in the act, and one by one they started to drop their stones.

Then a sharp grey pebble materialized from the crowd, hitting the Doctor. She stumbled and was momentarily disoriented.

"This is our justice"]

The words were typed out deliberately, letter by letter.

Oops, how does this thing work again? Darn...

"Oh well, it's only the rough draft anyway," the narrator said to himself as he fiddled with the uncooperative typewriter

After several tries he got the infernal device to work and started typing out a Very Important Announcement that he feels you should read:

Important Announcement:

This is the second story in a series and follows "Doctor Who- The Invasive Amnesia". But don't worry, a quick recap can help you catch up!

Previously on Doctor Who- The Invasive Amnesia…

The city of Roswell, New Mexico was invaded by aliens (no really, it's not a joke). But alas, the residents mostly don't remember anything as the invading aliens used a mixture of memory gas and electromagnetic devices to erase the signs of their presence. (Mostly) short-term amnesia spread through the city, residents were left generally forgetful, unable to remember anything for more than a few seconds at a time, they wandered around aimlessly. All technology was knocked out by the electromagnetic devices, leaving a darkened, confused Roswell to fend for itself.

After the event, some citizens retained pieces of their memory. And though there may not be concrete evidence, Roswell residents are content with the new additions to their extraterrestrial lore.

Meanwhile… Clara was sent from a parallel dimension to warn the Doctor of the World Devourers, creatures that consume entire universes… and the same creatures that ended hers. But shortly after, both the Doctor and Clara were captured by the aliens invading Roswell, and the Doctor almost died. As he was regenerating a human girl unwittingly interrupted the process, trying to help the injured man she only worsened the situation and the Doctor was left apparently dead. A distraught Clara was left alone, believing she had lost everything once again; she escaped the ship and determined to wreak vengeance on the aliens.

Later the Doctor woke up in a deserted alley with no memories, having regenerated into a white haired version of the girl that had tried to help him. Sporting a strange appearance and an even stranger personality, the Doctor walked around without purpose until she witnessed a kidnapping, which then led to her encounter with four college boys. The students were looking into the disappearance of a friend: a girl who had been taken by the aliens. Together they found the Tardis and an unconscious Clara,;shortly after, the four boys were themselves kidnapped by the aliens and it was left to an amnesiac Doctor and disoriented Clara to save them. But they were too late. Jin, Will, and Peter had all been sent through time and space as part of the aliens' experiments, and the Doctor was barely in time to rescue Gage, Will's twin brother.

As Clara sabotaged the alien ship, Gage went to rescue the aliens' prisoners, and the Doctor encountered Siv'Irai, a member of the psychic race of aliens called the Ra'hi, and also a prisoner of the aliens. She had been forced to act as their interrogator to spare her sister's life, but unbeknownst to her, her sister had already decided to join the ones that had kidnapped and imprisoned them.

Gage left with the prisoners, the Doctor sent the aliens back to their own time, and everyone escaped the ship. Gage, Siv, and Clara decided to join the Doctor in her quest to locate and rescue all the victims of the alien experiments, lost throughout time and space…

Sincerely, your

Omniscient Narrator

(or Omna, for short)

The Omniscient Narrator threw his typewriter against the wall, he could understand wanting to add an old-fashion, nostalgic feel to the writing, but this was just ridiculous. These machines were impossible, and using one while living in the age of computers was silly. What did the writer want from him, a miracle?

Then he looked up, and wondered why all his scenes were written in italicized font. And why he was constantly referred to as 'him' or 'Omniscient Narrator', his name was Omna, and he was neither a 'he' nor a 'she'. And he would like for you to remember that, thank you very much.