Mai sat on the edge of the cliff face, looking out towards the sea. She wasn't gonna jump, no way, she wasn't thick, she was looking at the water. She put her hands out in front of her, and they glowed gold slightly. She aimed them at the sea, moving them round in a circular pattern, golden balls appearing. She hadn't used the Gallifreyan gift her grandmother had taught her since the time war. A small ball of water appeared in front of her and she shoved her hand forward, and it froze into ice, moving her hands and it dropped, as she catched it. She smiled, rolling it around in her hands before throwing it in the air, using the gift again so it floated before pushing her hand out as if to high five somebody and sent the ball of ice into the water again, as it landed with a splash in the water. She watched the water ripple and layed back into the grass and it tingled against her cheeks.
"So how's life?" She looked to the side of her and there was a hologram, of her grandmother.
"How are you doing that through the time lock?" She asked casually.
"I managed to send those messages when you were stuck here." She sighed as Mai sat up. "The gift became extinct during the war, billions died at the centre of the war every day, and I was the last one left who knew it. Then I taught you."
"That didn't answer my question did it?"
"I'm inside the time lock, and your outside it. It's the connection of the gift. I've been trying to get hold of you for 400 years!"
"400?" Mai spluttered.
"Time isn't moving here, were fixed, it's still the last day of the war, but this day has been repeating itself for 400 years, give or take."
"What is it? You wouldn't waste the power if it wasn't important."
"I beg you." She whispered. "Please find The Doctor again, it will save your life."
...
"Where is she?" Luke whispered, still standing on the doorstep.
"We don't know." Sadie whispered, holding out her hand to him, inviting him inside.
"No way, I don't want him here!" Sam snapped.
"Oh shutup you." Sadie muttered, dragging Luke inside. They stood in the living room, baffled.
"What are you doing here?" Sam spat.
"I had to find her."
"Why?"
"She came to me, came to Oxford, and we were getting on great and then she just turned round and went."
"She came to Oxford?" Sam said a bit too loudly.
"Got a problem with that?" Luke asked.
"And nothing else happened?" Sadie interupted, glaring at Sam.
"Nothing, but I need to find her."
"Leave her alone!"
"No way." Luke snapped. "I love that girl to the end of the universe, and there is no way in hell I'm letting her walk out of my life again." He shot Sam a dirty look, walking into the hallway and throwing open the front door, walking out and slamming it behind him.
...
Mai staggered along the street, swapping hands from clutching her head to her stoumach to her chest. She couldn't walk straight and was doubling over. She turned down a empty alleyway before looking back to the street, now empty. She slouched against the wall, staring up at the sky. She screamed out, slowly pulling out her sonic from her pocket, pointing it at the sky.
...
"SWEETIE!" River screamed. The Doctor ran down The TARDIS corridors, skidding next to her in the control room.
"Voice interface enabled." The hologram of The Doctor said. "Emergency protocol 4. Mai's heart is failing."
"What's going on?" River asked before the hologram flickered and dissapeared. She turned and looked at The Doctor. "Is she ok?" She pulled round the scanner, doing a scan on Mai. "Her hearts failing. 15 months pregnant?" She spluttered.
"Time lord pregnancies don't last that long. Something must have happened, we need to go." The Doctor said sternly, pulling on the controls.
...
Mai opened up her eyes, groaning in pain, thinking she was regenerating. She buzzed her sonic to her head before shaking it, looking at the results.
"Hearts failing, great." She muttered. She looked down at her stoumach, eyes widening in shock to find her bump was back. "What the fuck?" She whispered. She put her hand on it gently, not sure if it was even really there. She screamed out in pain before a white light surrounded her, and she dissapeared.
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