Eleven's Soulmate (An Eleventh Doctor and OC story)

Fourteen

RIVER AND the Doctor sprinted towards the drop ship, both of them panicking. The Doctor couldn't help but feel absolutely terrified for his brunette companion, River feeling the same fear for her best friend.

"Pip, are you alright? What's happening?" The Doctor asked.

"The angel is coming out of the bloody television, that's what, you clever boy!" Pip shouted back, her voice trembling. The Doctor couldn't help but smile at the nickname she seemed to have adopted for him.

"Oh my god, it's here" they heard her say.

The Doctor frantically tries to sonic the keypad lock, River still feeling terrified for Pip.

Amy had heard the commotion, and walked over.

"What's going on?" She asked them, only for Pip to answer.

"The angel has come out of the television, and is going to kill me, that's what!" Pip shouted, obviously still scared.

"Don't take your eyes off it. Keep looking. It can't move if you're looking at it" River told her, Pip rolling her eyes.

"Yeah, thanks for that. A bit late, but thanks" she retorted, River rolling her eyes fondly.

River's eyes darted toward the keypad lock, which the Doctor was still tampering with.

"What's wrong?" She asked him, fearing the worst.

"Deadlocked" he replied, not in the mood for talking anymore.

"There is no deadlock" River sent him a confused glance.

"Well, there is now"

"Don't blink, Pip, don't even blink" the Doctor told Pip, still trying to sonic the keypad.

"What are you doing?" River asked him, gesturing to the keypad.

"Cutting the power. It's using the screen, I'm turning the screen off. No good, it's deadlocked the whole system" the Doctor was growing frustrated.

"Oh my god" Pip said to herself, all three hearing her.

"Hang in there Pip" Amy called to her, worried for her.

"I'm trying to" Pip shouted back.

"Can you turn it off?" The Doctor called out to Pip.

"Turn what off?"

"The screen. Can you turn it off?"

"Do you really think I haven't already tried that at least ten times already?" Pip stuttered, still feeling panicked.

"Try again" he told her.

"Fine"

"But don't blink" he warned her.

"I'm not blinking. Have you ever tried not blinking?" She shouted in frustration.

She tried to turn the screen off again, but it still wouldn't switch off.

"But it's just a recording" she said to herself in disbelief.

"No, anything that takes thr image of an angel is an angel. What are you doing?" The Doctor looked at River.

"I'm trying to cut through. It's not even warm" she frowned.

"There's no way in. It's not physically possible" he told her, his frustration growing further.

"What's it going to do to me?" Pip asked the two, their eyes widening. She can't be giving up?

"Just keep looking at it. Don't stop looking" he pleaded. He couldn't lose Pip.