2011
Amy Pond was really, really bored. The Doctor and Rory were off having a conversation while fixing a part of the TARDIS console (something they still didn't trust her to help out with) while she was just wandering about the room. As impossible as it sounds, she found that the TARDIS can sometimes be a mundane place. Time always seems to pass slower in there, so not having anything to do is pretty much unbearable. So Amy decided to go up to her and Rory's room. She figured she'd just take a nap to pass the time until something interesting happened.
The way to the room used to simply be two right turns down the corridors and there it was. However, ever since House reset many aspects of the TARDIS, Amy definitely had a bit more trouble finding her way around. After a few turns here and there, the saw the corridor break of into three different directions.
Was it right? Left? Wait no, it was straight. Yeah, straight down.
Amy followed the straight-ahead pathway and instead of her room found a grey sliding door. She knew it wasn't the door to her room, but hey, she was bored.A bit more exciting than just sleeping. Why not?. Letting her curiosity get the best of her, she opened the door.
The room was some kind of old and dark warehouse, with all sorts of wires and metal-looking bits hanging out everywhere. Every object in the room looked like it hasn't been touched in years. There were sonic screwdriver-looking things, beat-up-looking scraps of metal, springs, bendy tubes and odd alien things (like, so many odd alien things) all covered in dust and stacked on wooden shelves in boxes. Everything was rather small, actually, except for one thing.
In the dark room, there was a faint blue glow at the other end of the room. It was a circular platform- about the size of a hot tub -with a red border surrounding it and a glowing control panel on a stand in the middle of it. On one side of the panel stand, it said "T.T.T." on the other, it had a pouch with three metallic neon-blue bracelets. She had no idea what the label stood for, and she didn't really care, all Amy cared about was what the the buttons on the panel did. "T.T.T." was the only label on the entire platform, so she also didn't know what the buttons did either. However, there was a yellow switch that was turned on, which she assumed was the power switch. Amy wanted to see if the platform could something besides glow blue, so Amy gazed at the other buttons.
Hmmm... Which one should I press? The little green one? Nah. The white switch? Nope. The big red one? Um... no.
Her eyes fixed on this lever that resembles the one the main TARDIS console. Amy didn't know what the bracelets did either, but to be safe , she grabbed one from the side-pouch and slapped it on her wrist(it had to be important, right?). She peeked behind her, making sure nobody was watching and with a deep breath and a devious little smile on her lips, and pulled the lever back.
The entire platform started to glow blood-red and made some sort of wheezing sound (not exactly like the TARDIS, but pretty close). Smoke started coming out from under the platform the whole thing started shaking a little. The whole thing was pretty loud and intimidating. Amy got pretty scared and tried to run off the platform, but she was a little too slow. With a quick flash of white, Amy Pond had vanished.