Hello again, thanks for sticking with me to here lol have I bored you to death yet? sure hope not. The interesting stuff is gonna start happening I hope
Also, Totally forgot about his earlier but...
Disclaimer: Sadly, I do not own a TARDIS though I wish I did, nothing Doctor Who or Marvel's Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. is owned by me, all characters related are not owned by me...
Onwards!
"SHIELD? What's that? What does it stand for?" asked the Doctor.
"Strategic Homeland Intervention, Enforcement and Logistics Division." replied Coulson.
"Sounds like someone really wanted it to spell out SHIELD." remarked the Doctor.
That's what I said. Muttered Ward.
The Doctor heard this, and smirked. Coulson glared at both of them.
"Our function is to keep civilians safe from unearthly threats, whether it originates from Earth or not. We try to keep peace on Earth, but since the last invasion, we have been keeping an extra eye on..things." said Coulson.
The Doctor had heard of the invasion, but he hadn't been on Earth when it had happened. It had been handled, but he had assumed that it was UNIT at the time.
"Now tell us," said Coulson, "where did you obtain that...vehicle of yours?"
"I technically stole it, but that was a very long time ago. Now it is the last one left, and so I just travel in it now." The Doctor was already starting to warm up to these people. They didn't seem like they had any intention of hurting him or his baby. They had even patched him up, and that had been a great kindness.
"Why don't you make this easier for yourself. We are grateful for your cooaperation so far. Where did you get it, what have you been doing with it, and what are you planning to do with it?"
It was then that the Doctor realised that these people had the completely wrong idea. They thought that he was some normal human using alien technology for evil.
"Oh no no no no, you have the wrong idea. I was just-"
There was a knocking on the door. Ward went to it, and opened it. The Doctor eyed the door, and thought of escape. He knew that these people certainly weren't going to let him leave easily, but he knew he definately couldn't get past the agent standing at the door now. He would have to see what these people wanted from him, whether it was information or something else.
It was a woman, he had seen her very briefly when he stumbled out of his TARDIS and promptly collapsed. She whispered something to the agent. The agent nodded, and let her in.
"She needs a blood sample, and she brought you stuff for infection and to prevent pain." said Ward.
"And I need to check your wound." said Simmons. She had a British accent, so immediatly the Doctor liked her slightly better. He never knew why he like the British beteer than Americans.
She pulled out a needle, probably for the blood sample. The Doctor leaned away.
"Don't be that way."
"I'm not fond of needles, or guns for that matter." The Doctor nodded towards Ward's waist.
"Hold him down please."
"No no no no-"
Simmons inserted the needle carefiully into the arm after she stretched out the doctors arm. Coulson and Ward held him down. He didn't struggle, there was no point in doing so. She pulled the plunger out with precision, drawing blood, then pulled the needle out. She held gauze to the area until the bleeding stopped then pulled out a little jar containing three pills. Probably infection preventers and pain killers. She held it out to him.
"Swallow these please." said Simmons.
"No thank you, I'm fine." said the Doctor. He put on a fake smile.
"You really need them."
"No, really I-"
"Do you want them to hold you down again?" asked Simmons.
"Okay, fine, but...is there aspirin in there? Like any dosage or small amount?"
"Yes, why?"
"I can't have aspirin."
"And why is that?"
"I'm...allergic, very, very allergic to it."
Simmons sighed. "Fine then. Suit yourself. Coulson, I found this in the pocket of his jacket." She held out a cylindrical object with a blue end to it. It was his sonic screw driver.
"That's mine, give it here."
The Doctor reached for it, but winced, and got back into his seat.
"Give it to Fitz, get him to see what it does, it might be dangerous." Said Coulson, glancing towards the Doctor.
"I'll be back once I'm done analyzing his blood." She smiled at them, and left.
Simmons left the room.
Coulson turned and smiled at him.
"Where were we?"
"The part where you were going to let me go."
"Very funny, but we will once you tell us what that blue box thing is, where you got it, what it does, and what you were gonna do with it." Coulson was cut off when the door opened again. "Ok, one more thing...sorry" said Simmons.
She walked up to him, and pulled his shirt up. She then peaked underneath the bandages. Now she was confused. The wound was no longer bleeding, but it seemed to have healed more than it should have in the time Coulson gave him.
"I really should analyze that blood." Simmons, once again, left the room, in more of a rush this time.
"Well okay then." said Coulson.
Simmons hurried down the hall, through the main room, down the stairs into the garage, and ran to Fitz.
"Fitz!"
"Jemma, just gonna look for you. I have been trying to get into this box, but nothing is working. It may be wood, but it is definately more than just that."
"Coulson wants you to look at this." Simmons held the sonic to him.
"Right, I will get to that." said Fitz.
They both went into the lab. Quickly, Simmons separated the blood and put it into a machine. Fitz was tinkering with the screwdriver, but he couldn't risk breaking it, so he scanned the entire thing onto the holographic table.
The two of them were rushing around the lab until Simmons finished her small project. She displayed the DNA of the Doctor that she extracted from the blood onto the big screen in the lab. She gasped.
"What is it?" asked Fitz. He looked to the screen. "Oh my god."
They both saw it. The DNA was completely different to that of a human.
"I should've known."
"Ya."
They looked at each other.
"The Doctor is not human."
Ohhh crap just got reeaaaallllll...
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