The Doctor: In Mars
Chapter 1
I was on my way to Earth to go to Hawaii. Everyone gets tired of the everyday monotony -preventing Daleks from destroying the universe, battling against the corruption of civilizations in other galaxies, etc. I thought in my head "Finally, a time when I can actually relax." All of a sudden, the Tardis started to malfunction and shook more than a 9.5 earthquake on a Richter scale. I tried as much as I could to get up, but I just kept falling. The last thing I remember was an extremely loud thud. I then seemed to hear the voice of Amy. When I woke up, everything was pitch-black. It was so dark that it simply made no difference to keep my eyes open or closed. I somehow managed to get up and feel my way out of the Tardis. I opened the door and I was instantly blinded by the bright light. When I opened my eyes again, I realized that I was on the planet that many humans wonder about. The Red Planet: Mars. Luckily, my sonic screwdriver still worked. And even if the Tardis malfunctions, the Tardis still extends the oxygen parameters so that I could still breathe outside of it no matter where I am. Little did I know, I wandered off. At a far distance, I saw the Tardis disappear. I felt my hearts race so much that I could even hear my heartbeats. No Tardis meant no oxygen. With my eyes shut, I held my breath and waited until I could hold it anymore and die. I stood the same way for a few seconds, but it seemed more like a few minutes. I couldn't hold it any longer and desperately gasped for "air". It turns out that I was able to survive in these conditions. Somehow, I could still breathe. Somehow, my body switched to exhaling oxygen and taking in carbon dioxide. It's as if my body had adjusted to the conditions on Mars and made itself accept carbon dioxide like a photosynthetic organism. My body also quickly adjusted to the thinness of the Martian air and the pressure.