Amy Pond: Scottish Swashbuckler

 

Amelia Pond was just the latest in the long line of those who were brave enough to investigate the strange little police box that had mysteriously appeared out of thin air. Upon entry, Amy (like all the others) discovered the box's secret: it was a disguised alien machine capable of traveling anywhere time and space, and it was looking for a new pilot. Amy hesitated, wondering if she should leave the nice life she had started here in Leadworth with her fiancé Rory in favor of adventures across the universe. The realization that the TARDIS was also a time machine made up her mind for her, she could be gone for weeks and be back in seconds, and Rory would never be the wiser.

Donning the black rubber suit provided by the ship that hugged her tall figure like a glove, Amy would confront countless menacing creatures threatening the safety of the innocent across the galaxy, but her most recent escapade appears to be her most dangerous: an SOS message sent out across the solar system from a large luxury space-cruise liner that is caught in the crossfire in a battle between the Cybermen and the Daleks. By the time Amy lands the TARDIS, the two opposing forces have already boarded, killing or capturing crew and passengers alike. While sneaking through the corridors, the dueling armies come head-to-head just outside of the TARDIS, leaving Amy stuck in the middle without access to her own ship and salvation...


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