Trials of a Draconic Timelord

Chapter I: The Meeting

                I enter my TARDIS from saving a city from destruction and the alarm goes off.  “Huh?  What is it this time?” I asked.  I check the monitor to see what is causing the alarm to trip, but all I see is a distress call.  Before I could prepare the TARDIS takes off and I grab my sonic screwdriver.  Moments later the TARDIS lands in a field.  I use the scanner to see what is outside, and I see a human attacking a green dragon.  I grab my sword and I run out knocking the human down with my fist.  “Leave the dragon alone u ungrateful human!” I shouted as the human stands up.  “How dare u side with that beast!” the human replied in an insulting tone of voice.  I growl and hiss at the human as I prepare to strike.

                The human bangs his shield to try to scare me, but it fails as I slice his left arm off.  “You have met your match u barbarian!” I exclaimed.  He starts to charge at me as I bash him with my tail.  He falls down and I crush him with my tail.  He thrusts his sword into my chest as he dies slowly.  I shriek in pain as I start to regenerate.  The dragon backs up as my skin starts to glow.   I take the sword out of my chest and I regenerate.   I collapse from exhaustion moments after I finish regenerating.

                The dragon brings me over to the TARDIS.  Minutes later I wake up.  “Are u alright?” the dragon asked.  “Yes, it is just a side effect of regeneration.  In a few minutes I will be perfectly fine.”  I replied.  He lays down beside me to comfort me as I recover.  “My name is Raanmirviing” the dragon said in a kind and loving voice.  “Nice to meet u Raanmirviing.  My name is Dovahkiin Sonaan.” I replied.  Raanmirviing gets me some water and I drink it.  A mob of humans rushes into the field minutes later.  I manage to stand up and open the doors of my TARDIS.  “Get in, there isn’t enough time to talk…We must leave now.” I said to Raanmirviing as I enter the TARDIS.  Raanmirviing follows me and I shut the doors as the humans approach the TARDIS.  They try to get the doors open, but they can’t no matter what they do.

“Don’t worry, they can’t get in here.  The TARDIS is like a fortress.” I tell Raanmirviing to comfort him.  I run over to the console and enter some coordinates.  I start the engines and the TARDIS takes off leaving the humans in the field.