Below a bright white sky, a blue humanoid dressed royally stood before a crowd of similarly shaded people on golden grass. The announcement that the male was getting ready to make was also his worst fear and there was no turning back now. As with any speech the best way was to begin was with honesty no matter how much he really trembled inside as the large crowd stood below in reverent silence.

"I… I have grave news, indeed. Just when we discovered that we were not alone in the universe we have found out that we may be in our last days. They are here at our door and they threaten everything that we know. The two that just left, the Doctor and the Rose, may have scared us and made us question who we are as people, as Sirians, but not even they know what's to come. There is something that we should have told you centuries ago, and I will have to admit and take responsibility as your king for the secrets I've withheld. The Time Lord myth is true and we were visited several times before today. One of them left behind something truly special eons ago. If unleashed it could destroy our planet and whatever else lives amongst the cosmos. A ship hovers above our atmosphere as we speak and they want this weapon. If they succeed we all are doomed…"

In a completely different time and place Rose awoke finding herself in an abandoned dark office building with a splitting headache. Had she been kidnapped? Just to be sure she was not bound she moved her arms or legs around freely before she felt it. A piercing pain penetrated from her right thigh.

Rose raised herself with her arms, that were tingly, but otherwise fine, before turning her back to gaze at her thigh. On the back of her thigh fresh blood was coming out of her jeans from a small hole in her leg. She'd been shot. It was painful, but she should feel lucky. She could have been shot in a more fatal location.

Slowly, the mental haze began to faze and Rose remembered what had happened. She had been sent in with the Doctor and Martha by the Torchwood of the New Roman Empire to stop a rogue agent named cryptically as Agent T.I.N that had evaded them for over 200 years. He knew who they were and had warned them. Of course, being the freedom fighters that they were, they'd refused. Rose had taken the stairs being chased by the agent's black dressed soldiers while Martha and the Doctor had taken other routes of escape. She had kicked open a loose door to the floor she was now on and had blocked the door with the office equipment that she could find. Her pursuer than surprised her talking into some communicator to request teleport which prompted Rose to find shelter behind a desk. The soldier appeared in the room sporting a very familiar wrist strap and looking for her. Unfortunately for Rose, she had been spotted while trying to sneak to a more secure hiding spot. The soldier fired on her with one bullet having connected with her leg, but Rose had tripped on a piece of fallen office equipment. She had hit her head roughly on the floor before blacking out.

Rose's uncharacteristic moment of clumsiness turned out to have saved her life. Before blacking out completely she heard the solider most likely notifying T.I.N that she was dead, but the reason she even remembered something when she was so close to complete numbness was that he had referred to her as 'The Bad Wolf.'

The soldier was a Time Agent, no doubt, because that particular wrist strap model had only been used for one purpose in human history; but Bad Wolf? She'd gotten little out of the Doctor since the events on the Game Station and small pockets of memories, but she did know one thing. There was only one species in the entire universe that personally witnessed her actions as the Bad Wolf when she used the time vortex to turn a whole army of that species to dust; the Daleks. Rose had told the Cult of Skaro during the Battle of Canary Wharf about what she had done to their emperor before being separated from the Doctor. According to the Doctor and Martha they had met those Daleks after word with only one escaping and apparently its name was Caan.

Oh no! The Doctor and Martha! Rose had to find them and quickly because if her logic was right things were badder than bad with a whole heaping of pears. Yeah, she didn't very much like that fruit either surprisingly.

Rose fought through the pain and got up putting her weight onto her healthy left leg. Her wound was still fresh and excruciatingly painful, but she knew that she needed to do something. They thought Rose was dead so it was the perfect opportunity for her to surprise and stop them.

She hopped over to the lift wincing from the movement, but determined to save her Doctor and best friend Martha. Rose entered in the keys for floor 200, the highest level available.

The computer responded in a female voice, "Two hundred. Is that your floor?"

She answered with a very determined stance before replying, "Yes."

"Arriving at destination in thirty seconds."

The lift sprang to life. She could be walking into a trap and making it all worse or she could be saving the day. Either way, Rose was ready…

Read part one of this three-part finale, "Agent T.I.N" for more background.