Chapter 2: The Meeting
The Doctor, Clara, and Captain Jack weren't the only ones to experience the white light. Simultaneously, Sherlock Holmes, John Watson, Sam and Dean Winchester, and Castiel, all experienced it. And it rendered them all unconscious for a brief period of time.
Sherlock and John both woke up, utterly confused by what had knocked them unconscious.
"Uhh, where are we Sherlock?" John said, getting up.
Sherlock looked around, "Apparently, exactly...where we were before. But..."
"But?" John asked quickly
"I remember two distinct memories, one in which there was massive star shaped alien spaceship over London, and one in which there was not," Sherlock stated.
"And was there an Apocalypse or anything like that?" John said. "With demons and monsters and vampires?"
"Apocalypse?" Sherlock said, suddenly being bombarded with another memory. "Yes!"
Meanwhile, the Doctor, Clara, and Captain Jack had already experienced their unconscious state. They had been among the first to arrive in the new universe. Suddenly, just as they were getting adjusted to the new universe, the TARDIS started making a noise.
"NO! TARDIS! Where are you going?" the Doctor yelled
"What's wrong, Doctor?" Clara said.
"The TARDIS! She's piloting...herself!" the Doctor exclaimed
After a few more seconds, the TARDIS had safely landed, and the location unknown to the Doctor. The Doctor slowly walked over to the door and opened it.
"Where are we, Doctor?" Clara said.
"I don't -" the Doctor stopped mid-sentence.
Sherlock and John were in the distance.
"Did you SEE that Sherlock?!" John said
"Yes...that's very peculiar," Sherlock said. "A Police Call box from approximately the 1960s has appeared out of nowhere. We should go over there."
And suddenly, Sherlock started walking towards it, without giving any second thoughts.
"Sherlock!" John yelled. "What are you doing!"
"Come on, John!" Sherlock said.
They soon arrived at the door, which was only slightly open. The Doctor stepped out, alone.
"Hello, I'm the Doctor!" the Doctor said.
"Yes I know who you are," Sherlock quickly said. "I've had dreams about you. Why?"
"Side effects of getting sucked into an alternate universe," the Doctor said. "Time get distorted, blah, blah. I'll explain more later. Get in my spaceship."
"In THERE?" John said. "We would never fit in there!"
"It's bigger on the inside, John," Sherlock quickly said.
"What?" John said.
"How did you know that?" the Doctor said. "How did he know that, blonde person?"
"Blonde person!?" John said. "My name is John, Doctor John Watson!"
"Very nice to meet you, Doctor Watson," the Doctor said. "Now how did he know?"
"He always just...knows," said John.
"It's quite obvious, really," said Sherlock. "Normal police boxes in the 1960s had windows within them, this machine does not. Your fingers have a slight metal residue on them, suggesting that you have been operating old machinery. You said that this was your spaceship, and that suggests that you can carry more passengers than yourself into it. The only logical assumption is that it is bigger..on the inside."
"Well alright," said the Doctor, "I see why the universe wanted us to meet buuuut!"
"But?" interrupted John.
"Get in my TARDIS right now it's trying to leave again!" blurted the Doctor.
Everybody seemed to have that look on their face, that look which just shouted that they had questions that had to be answered very soon. Preferably right now. But they got in the TARDIS anyway, because it seemed to be getting more and more see-through. And that didn't seem good.