The 13th Doctor

Hello, this is me speaking. I would like to sat that this first part is unimportant, and that is why I left out a big part in the middle. I hope you like it, and please review it. Oh, and watch out for spelling and grammar mistakes. They are nasty beasts...

The Doctor ran down the dark street. The lampposts has been off since the Daleks had cut the power. His blond hair and coat flew with the wind as he ran, faster than ever before. About 20 meters behind him came his companion, Katie. Why she was so far behind was a question, her being a champion at the 100m run.

"Come on Katie! Hurry up!" Yelled the 12th Doctor when he had turned around, and noticed she was lagging behind.

"Doctor, I can't do this anymore!" She yelled back, trying to slow down, but it was hard with the great speed she had. The Doctor stopped too, waiting for 3 seconds so she could regain her breath, but then ran over to her when she was taking too long.

"No Doctor, go with out me." She said, having difficulty saying it as she was out of breath. "Go and save the world." She tried to smile but it failed horribly.

"No, no, no. You know I won't do that, right? And you are a a professional athlete, I would have thought I was the one lacking behind. What is-" He was cut off when he heard the dreaded robotic sound, saying the feared word "EXTERMINATE!".

"Ahhh!" He said, pulling Katie after himself, hiding behind a big fence, closing in the yard of a cosy brick house. "As I was saying, what is going on with you?" He whispered loudly.

"Remember when we went to the planet of Cresck? When we were hiding from the Medusa-monster-" She was cut off by the Doctor.

"She was a Baselari, but yes?"

"And you asked me at the end, if I had looked in its eye."

"Oh Katie, please tell me you didn't…"

"I saw her in a mirror, it wasn't my fault. And it feels like I am turning into stone."

"Katie, why didn't you say anything! We could have found a cure, and not get into this hot mess." The Doctor yelled at her, not caring he about whispering.

"Well sorry, but I thought since I didn't turn into stone at first, nothing would happen!" She argued back.

"It is just like the basilisk from Harry Potter! When you see it in a mirror, or a water reflection, it's power gets weakened!"

"Well I didn't know that all right? And now I am turning into stone." She looked sad up at him. "But I will go down with style!" She said and dragged the Doctor up after herself, took his face between her hand and started to make out with him. The Doctor reaction was surprised, shocked, but also a bit happy about it. But suddenly she stopped kissing him, and her lips turned hard and stone like. The Doctor opened his eyes, and realized she was stone. Now a thought occurred to him how do I get out of here? Well I have been stuck in more awkward situations before. Luckily the Doctor realized that Katie had loosened up her grip, probably as her hands were stone-fied. So the Doctor got loose, just in time to run away from the Daleks, as they come down the street.

"Sorry, Katie, got to go!" And he ran away.

The Doctor walked down the same street. Bloody in his face from many scars, and his clothes were ripped up and not as nice for what they were when the day started. He was heading for Katie the statue, believing that he had finally exterminated all the stinking Daleks. He was so wrong. As he walked up the drive way of the cozy brick house, he heard the chilling sounded of "EXTERMINATE!"

No…

The Doctor turned around, and saw the Dalek heading towards him. His gun thing was somewhat broken, but still functional. The Doctor wanted to run, oh how much he wanted to run, but his feet would listen. The Dalek took a shot, and hit the Doctor, but he didn't die, well hi died enough to start the regeneration process. The Doctor looked around in the street, feeling the tingling inside him, the feeling he always got right before he regenerated. The Doctor walked out into the middle of the street. He smiled and said "Good bye Earth, I will never see you aga-" But couldn't say any thing more, because right then he exploded with yellow light, coming out from his arms legs, and the head. The process was painful, as his bone structure changed, his face change with the nose,ear and mouth. Finger shrunk, and so did legs and arms. The Doctors hair grew out and some of it went over the new blue eyes. AS sudan it had started, the yellow light went away. The Doctor looked dizzy around, and realized the world was a bit different. Same place and time, but it felt different looking at it. As if the Doctor was looking thought some one else's glasses. Well, I better get use to it. He smiled and took away the long hair away from her eyes. "Yes!" He yelled. "Finally ginger!" It took some moments before he realized what was wrong with the new voice. It was way to high pitched. Not squeaky like a chipmunk version of a song, but it was to feminine. The Doctor looked down his hand, and saw that they were to slim and neat, with no hair. The Doctor tried looking down on the ground, where his feet was planted, but something was in the way. His chest.

"No, no, no, no, no!" The new feminine voice of the Doctor said over and over agin, looking for something to look at himself in The Doctor noticed a car not that far away. Running over to the car, and looking into the side mirrors made the Doctor scream a woman's scream. Because she was a woman. He, or she, had turned into a girl. "Oh, no, ho no, oh no! I am a friggen girl! Finally ginger, but why am I a girl." The first female Doctor said and examined her new body. She was short too, she discover when she tripped on her old pants, and her feet didn't fit in her shoes. "TARDIS." She said and started heading for the direction she believed were the TARDIS was parked. But because she just had regenerated, falling over joined the equation of getting there. After walking for 10 min, but only have moved 13 meteres, the Doctor fell down and sated down. Her last thoguhts before falling inot the regeneration sleep was Really, in the middle of the street?