"I'm not a 'servant of Rome', honestly. I'm just the guy who takes care of the box." Rory waits for 1894 years. The world changes a fair bit, and he tries to keep out of trouble. Rory/Amy, T for bodily harm/to be safe.

What happened to the mad Centurion and his big stone box all those centuries?

The girl that he loves has been a figment of his imagination all this time. Spoilers for The Pandorica Opens.

Rory Williams died. But he didn't. It's all fuzzy and a bit distracting.

One the outside, he wasn't nearly as interesting as Amy or the Doctor. But he had a fair few secrets and, if he was honest, probably more 'interesting' stories to tell. 26 stories about Rory.

Within the two thousand years Rory was guarding the Pandorica, he encountered a certain past Doctor. Four hundred years later, he can't forget it. Rory, 10, 11. Amy/Rory. Eleven/Amy/Rory only if you want to see it.

Set during the time Rory guarded the Pandorica. One night, Rory is in a bar when a strange trio enters. Who are they? Features 9, Rose, Jack, 11, 10, Martha, and a surprise visitor.

The TARDIS decides that she wants to do Jack and Rory a favor and has them meet up while Rory's stuck guarding the Pandorica.

When the Doctor is giving Rory some last advice before he continues his life as the Last Centurion. But the words that got cut off at the end of his sentence wasn't "trouble"...

What he does most, locked in this little cell of damp cold rock, is talk to Amy. He tells her all the things he always wanted to say. Everything he ever thought and hoped and dreamed.

Behind Rory's eyes, the Lone Centurion always waits.

Set during The Big Bang: as Rory waits two thousand years as the Lone Centurion, he meets a man during World War Two. A short, oneshot meeting between two of my favourite characters, Captain Jack Harkness and Rory Williams.

As the Doctor disappears into the Tardis, leaving Amy inside the Pandorica, Rory is left to guard her for two millennia, but he doesn't quite know that yet. What does he get up to with all of his time?

All alone in the dark, for two thousand years. Well, maybe not ALL alone. Spoilers for The Pandorica Opens/The Big Bang.

What happened to Rory after the Doctor left him and how he guarded the Pandorica. Chapter 3 up soon!

-He stays because what life is there for a half-plastic centurion outside this underground room where the stuff of nightmares mingles with a twisted fairytale, and the line between worlds is blurred almost to the point of non-recognition.- Rory waits-

Captain Jack Harkness, the fixed point in time, meets the Centurion, Lone Guardian of the Pandorica.

One thing did remain constant through the years however; one thing beyond the centurion get up which he couldn't quite shake. Rory talked to Amy. Spoilers for season 5

The boy who waited. What other choice did he have? The first in a series of drabbles from the POV of characters surrounding the Doctor.

In 1940, Rory made a friend. In 2032, the Doctor wished he were somewhere else. ‹eleven, jack, amy•rory›‹title stolen from Radiohead›

Oneshot- The Pandorica and the centurion who watches it. SPOILERS FOR EPISODE THIRTEEN THE BIG BANG!

We all dream and believe in far-fetched fairytales. And the most intriguing of them all was of the Lone Centurion and his Lost Bride. A story of devotion, time and love and the silence that lifted. TWOSHOT/POST-THE BIG BANG

a blonde time/dimension traveller is bound to meet Rory. especially if the Daleks haven't stolen Earth

before the Doctor, during the Doctor, and near the end of the Doctor. they have met

because waiting two thousand years and being plastic you're bound to meet an immortal time traveller at some point in your life