Okay now I'm listening to Rose's music. A majority of the chapter will be in her point of view. Disclaimer: I don't own Doctor Who but I own this fanfic and nobody can take that away from me! MWAHAHAHAHAAAAAAA

Rose got up from the floor to see the glass wall separating her and the Doctor gone. She turned her head to see to man in question sonicing her (he had somehow managed to fix the old one or found a new one in a stock somewhere). He smiled to see her awake.

"Good, I was starting to get worried." Rose smiled and looked deeply into his eyes. A tiredness she had never seen before was there, but so was a beautiful passion she had never seen before. She stared into his eyes until she felt she could fall into them. To her surprise, the Doctor didn't question her, but instead stared at her too.

They were like that for minutes before the Doctor snapped out of it. Rose giggled and then got up. She was a bit dizzy from the gas, and staggered before falling, about to pass out again. The Doctor caught her and she mumbled a "Thanks." He smiled warmly back until she was upright again and he ran off again, this time holding her hand.

He started again on his techno-babble which was Rose's cue to tune out. She reflected on what just happened. The two Doctors both implied their love for her, but just like the real thing, never ever said it. She loved him so much, but she knew that she had to wait for the Doctor to be ready to start anything.

They soon got into a room again. This one was empty, but a single shadow was cast over the room. The Doctor didn't step over it, for fear of the Vashta Nerada. (Rose had heard him babble about them before but didn't know what they were). However, the shadow disappeared and was soon replaced by a single Dalek.

It screamed, "Exterminate!" before turning into several Daleks, and the a ship full of Daleks put into proportion to the rest of the room. The Doctors eyes flashed with anger, fear, worry, and sadness. Rose instinctively grabbed his hand.

The Dalek ship vanished and was replaced by a crying Rose, standing outside the TARDIS as it dematerialized without her. Rose's eyes must have betrayed her as well, because the Doctor gave her a hug and whispered, "Never."

Suddenly, the Doctor was ripped from her rather roughly (again) but his hand was stretched out to her. Suddenly, a deep voice Rose didn't recognize came over the intercom. "You will both face each other's greatest fears and defy them. You will be put in an alternate world where they are real. Have fun!"

Suddenly, the world around Rose blurred, particle by particle like pixels on a telly screen. Each color was blurred to white, before a new surrounding was created around Rose in the way the real one had disappeared. Daleks surrounded her from every inch of the room, like on the Crucible where the Doctor had regenerated. Each and every Dalek screamed in unison, "Exterminate!"

Rose couldn't clearly remember what had happened after that, but a huge golden light filled her eyes and she could see nothing. Pain, white and blinding, ripped through every fiber of her body. When lasers shot at her from every angle, they all bounced off of her. As she brought her head down to a normal level, a Dalek could have seen the golden light emitting from her eyes, stronger than ever before.

"I am the Bad Wolf."

She pointed a hand at the Dalek directly in front of her. "I take every particle of your existence and I defy them."

The Dalek in front of her started to dissolve into golden sand, as did the Dalek next to it, as did every Dalek in the room did.

Suddenly, the golden light in Rose's head let go of her, and she collapsed to the ground on her hands and knees, breathing very hard. When she brought up her head, sand surrounded her. It all gathered up into one huge ball, and was sucked into Rose. Her eyes glowed gold again for the slightest moment before turning brown again.

The room around her blurred the way it had before, and then the real world materialized around her again. She was panting, and on her hands and knees, but got up so she wouldn't worry the Doctor. As soon as the room was steady around her again, the Doctor rushed to her with tears down his face. He embraced her and said, "Never, ever Rose," he cried, "It was horrible, never, ohmigod..." He didn't keep going, but held her shoulders and said, "How are you still alive? I thought the Daleks would kill you!"

She said fuzzily, "I don' quite remember.." The Doctor frowned but didn't ask her anything else. Instead, he responded by grabbing her hand and leading her off.

"We're almost there."