In the deepest depths of space all was quiet and peaceful, not a planet or a star nor even a space vessel, except for the twinkling of stars in the far off distant depths of space throughout the massive and seemingly endless universe. That is until…a blue 1960's style police box raced through space with what looked to be drones not far behind it on its tail.
Inside the blue box in the control room grasping onto the rim of the control panel as much as he could while at the controls that controlled the ships flight and its systems was the Doctor with his short greying hair, his slightly lined and creased face and dressed in his dark blue Crombie coat, his white button up dress shirt done up to the neck under his waistcoat and dark skinny pants and black shoes.
The control panel was sparking and hollow creaking sounds echoed through the TARDIS, like a vessel at sea, as flight systems were strained and put under pressure and the Doctor was dashing around the console trying to keep the TARDIS flying as smoothly as possible as he tried to outrun the drones that were chasing him and the TARDIS 'come on is that all you lot have got? You think you can catch me?' the Doctor said in his Scottish accent.
One thing the Doctor had noticed as he monitored the drones and how close they were to potentially catching him was that the drones were flying in a bit of peculiar way 'what are you lot up to? It's like you're trying to sheepdog me somewhere' the Doctor said as he squinted curiously at the feed on the scanner screen of the drones that chased him.
The Doctor had attempted multiple times now to evade and lose the drones to escape them, but each time he had done so they had manoeuvred and flown in such a way as to cut him off, however they had also had ample time and opportunity to catch him and do whatever it was they intended to do as well, not that there was much they could do if anything.
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After a few more minutes of frantic flying the drones disappeared from the TARDIS's sensors, and thus from the scanner screen, which the Doctor checked and performed a quick flash scan to check that the drones were really gone while the console emitted some last few sparks before he then adjusted the controls and other systems to slow the TARDIS's flight a bit which stopped the control panel from sparking and caused the creaking sounds to stop. He then went to the double doors, opened them and looked out into space and looked all around before closing them behind him and went back to the console and put the TARDIS into stealth mode before he began to program coordinates into the navigation system as he didn't want to be taken by surprise again while he prepared the TARDIS to dematerialise and go someplace and sometime else.
However there was still something out there with its eye on the blue box that was the TARDIS, hiding in the shadows that was big, massive even. Even though the TARDIS was in stealth mode it began to move and close in on the blue box, closer and closer it got while the TARDIS's sensory systems were oblivious to it. That was when it began to make its move which while it did so the TARDIS was able to to detect an anomaly out in the endless space beyond.
Back inside the TARDIS the Doctor was nearing having the ship ready to dematerialise and take off, but then an alert sounded on the console and the Doctor went to the scanner screen and saw the words "Alert: Spatial Anomaly Detected". The Doctor switched to live feed and what he saw made his eyes widen which they seemed to be quite good at doing 'oh no, that can't be good' he said as he watched, on the screen, as a massive porthole-like opening revealed itself on the large dark looking spherical and almost planet sized vessel that the Doctor was looking at on the screen.
Rushing to the double doors and opening them again the Doctor looked out at the huge vessel looming before him and looked on wide-eyed as he watched the opening get brighter and brighter as if whatever the vessel was doing it was priming something that was most likely aimed right at him and the TARDIS 'oh no you don't' he said. Closing the doors again he rushed back to the console and flicked the lever down to dematerialise but instead of dematerialising the TARDIS made a troubled and stuttered engine sound which then spluttered and died with the same hollow *thud*. That was when the TARDIS lurched causing the Doctor to stumble back onto the railing.
The TARDIS tumbled and fell through space as the huge looming vessel suddenly emitted a widespread arcing vacuum field. Inside, the Doctor tried to stable the TARDIS and break free of whatever was pulling the TARDIS towards the sphere, planet-like vessel. Upon having little to no success the Doctor tried once again to have the TARDIS dematerialise, but again the TARDIS made the stuttered and troubled whining grinding sound that was typical of the engines, though just without the stuttered and pained rhythm of it.
On the outside the TARDIS, while caught in the vacuum field, appeared to fade in and out of physical manifestation as it tried to repeatedly dematerialise. But even that wasn't working. Whoever or whatever was trying to kidnap the TARDIS with the Doctor inside, and was so far succeeding in doing, had the TARDIS right where they wanted it so that it couldn't break free and fly away and was interfering with the TARDIS to the point where it couldn't dematerialise either. While the Doctor was doing his best and everything he could to try and get free of the vacuum field and escape its pull the control panel was sparking violently and the ship was shaking and lurching in the same fashion. It didn't much longer for the Doctor to realise that any continued effort and attempt to regain control of the TARDIS and break free from whoever was trying to snatch him and the TARDIS was futile and so he resigned to just holding onto the control panel as much as he could until the heavy turbulence stopped.
Outside, the TARDIS spiralled towards the bright and almost blinding opening in the massive and shadowy vessel and in less than half a minute disappeared into it and was swallowed up by the bright light emanating from the opening, the TARDIS barely a pinprick dot as it was. Inside the TARDIS the Doctor looked around the control room and slowly let go of the control panel. Whatever it was that had snatched him hadn't destroyed the TARDIS, not yet anyway. The Doctor thought to go to the double doors to see where he and the TARDIS had ended up, but then that was when someone or something knocked on the doors. As the Doctor slowly stepped towards the doors he heard the knocking again and when he got to the doors and slowly opened them he was confronted by an extremely bright white light…