The Davros Experiment
The Landing
"Ahh. This is the lovely."
The person who was speaking was a young woman aged 23. Her skin was a dark brown and hair black. Martha Jones for short.
She was getting an tan from the TARDIS's artificial sunlight generator. She was wearing a bikini.
"Well, it should be."
It was the Doctor speaking this time. A tall, handsome man wearing a suit and trenchcoat. His brown eyes eerily matched his dark-ish brown hair. He seemed to have an invisible mist of uncertainty swirling around him. But despite this, he was the kind of guy who you know you can trust, whatever form he's in.
Martha screamed and pulled a towel over her exposed body.
"Oh, come on. I've helped deliver babies all around the universe. Including Earth! Off all the possible genders. Male, female, multi-sex, undecided or robot. Well maybe not that last one."
"All the same. It's not that I don't trust you or anything. I'm just not that comfortable exposing myself like that," Explained Martha, "Well now. I had a swim before and swallowed some water. It tasted weird. Nice but weird." She blurted out quickly not trying to hurt the Doctor's feelings. "But what on Earth - No sorry - the universe did you put in it.
Before the Doctor could answer, a big explosion hit the side of the TARDIS.
"What was that?!" exclaimed Martha.
"I don't know. I don't thing it was good. We have to have a look! Come on!" said the Doctor with a mixture of excitement and worry in his voice.
"Dressed like this?!"
"Well get some clothes on then! Not exactly brain surgery, rocket science, brain science or rocket surgery. And I have done all four!"
The Doctor raced down the hallway to the console room followed shortly by Martha. Nothing major. We've landed on a very rocky planet and it must have very high security," Martha looked puzzled, "We landed on a land mine. But I can send out a sonic pulse…"
The Doctor opened a hatch to reveal a big square but he used his sonic screwdriver to change it from a big square to a small circular hole. He inserted the sonic screwdriver and flicked a switch then turned on the sonic screwdriver. Martha had to block her ears.
"There. I've deactivated all the land mines. There's no danger now. Except if there were other things I didn't know about. Which is more that likely. Oh well, let's go and explore."
Sometimes Martha wished she didn't have a life with the Doctor. Sometimes she wished she didn't have a life with her Earth family. Sometimes she didn't know what she wanted. And with the Doctor, that was most of time.