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MidReal Story
The Silent Twin
Scenario:一个30岁的 中国女生，遇到了doctorwho，走进了 tardis
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Shang Wei
She is a young Chinese woman working in a London bookstore. She is curious, adventurous, and brave. Wei experiences her first time traveling through the TARDIS, marveling at its interior and meeting the Doctor. During her journey, she discovers an alternate timeline where her twin sister, missing for fifteen years, could exist. Her encounter with the Doctor changes her perspective on life and technology, leaving a lasting impression on her.
The Doctor
He is a timetraveling adventurer from the planet Gallifrey. He is intelligent, eccentric, and daring. The Doctor encounters Wei in a bookstore, recruiting her for a mission to find the TARDIS. He introduces himself as the Doctor, revealing his alien nature and explaining his travels through time and space. His daring nature leads him to navigate through danger to uncover mysteries, showcasing his bravery and determination to seek knowledge.
Twin Sister (Unconfirmed)
She is Wei's longlost twin sister, possibly working in space or on a spaceship. She is absent from Wei's known world for fifteen years, leaving a void in Wei's life. Though not directly interacted with, Wei hopes to find her in the course of her adventures with the Doctor. Her presence looms as a possibility, driving Wei's determination to explore every possibility and connection across time and space.
It was the first time I had stepped into the TARDIS.
I couldn't believe my eyes: it was so big inside.
The blue light made me feel like I was in a dream.
I had just finished working at the bookstore and was about to go home.
Suddenly, I saw a police box in front of me.
I knew it was a special box, but I had never seen it up close.
Out of curiosity, I touched it and suddenly heard a "ding ding ding" sound.
The box opened, and a man with messy brown hair holding a sonic screwdriver came out.
He looked at me with big, round eyes and asked, "Are you ready?"
I was confused but also excited.
This must be the Doctor!
I had heard stories about him but never thought I would meet him.
"Who are you?" I asked.
"I am the Doctor."
He smiled and invited me to get into the TARDIS with him.
Without hesitation, I said yes.
I had always been curious about time travel; now I had the chance.
"Fantastic! Let's go."
He led me into the TARDIS and explained what the different buttons did.
I couldn't understand much of what he said, but I didn't care; I was just happy to be here.
The Doctor inputted some numbers, pressed a button, and said, "Hold on to your seat."
The TARDIS's control room started shaking violently.
I held onto the railing tightly, my knuckles turning white.
Loose items fell from the shelves and clattered across the floor.
The central column in the middle of the room began to pulse with an increasing intensity.
The Doctor danced around the console, flipping switches and checking readings on a screen.
I stumbled toward him, fighting against the turbulence.
"Where are we going?"
I asked, my voice barely audible over the noise.
The Doctor didn't answer; he was too busy working the controls.
The noise grew louder - a mix of grinding gears and whooshing air.
I reached his side just as he pointed to a blinking red dot on the monitor.
"See this?"
He shouted over the din.
"It's an energy signature, not like anything I've seen before."
I nodded, my eyes fixed on the screen as it flickered with symbols I couldn't understand.
The Doctor adjusted a few levers, and the symbols changed.
The shaking began to subside, and I let go of the railing, steadying myself against the console.
The wheezing sound of the TARDIS engines grew louder, then quieter, until finally stopping with a definitive thud.
The Doctor grabbed his coat from a hook on one of the coral-like columns that held up the ceiling.
"Come on," he said, striding toward the door.
I followed hesitantly, my heart pounding in my chest.
The Doctor reached for the handle and pulled it down with a loud click.
The Doctor pushed the door open, and a warm, humid breeze swept into the TARDIS.
I stepped forward, peering out into a dense jungle.
Towering purple-tinted trees stretched up toward a dark canopy above, blocking out most of the sunlight.
The air was thick with moisture, and I could hear strange chirping and rustling sounds coming from all directions.
The Doctor pulled out his sonic screwdriver and began scanning the area.
"It's safe," he said after a moment.
"The atmosphere is mostly carbon dioxide and oxygen, but there are some unusual gases present as well."
I took a deep breath, feeling the humidity fill my lungs.
It was different from anything I had experienced before.
The Doctor stepped out of the TARDIS, and I followed him cautiously.
The ground beneath my feet was spongy and covered in purple moss.
As I lifted my foot to take another step, it sank slightly into the moss, releasing a sweet, medicinal scent. The Doctor walked ahead of me, scanning the surrounding area with his screwdriver.
I followed closely behind him, my senses on high alert.
Suddenly, I saw a serpentine shadow slither across the trunk of a nearby tree.
I froze in place, my heart racing.
The Doctor must have sensed my fear because he turned around and placed a reassuring hand on my shoulder.
"Don't worry," he said softly.
"It's just an animal. It won't hurt us."
He pointed his screwdriver toward the movement and scanned it quickly.
"See?"
He said after a moment.
"It's harmless."
"It's a harmless creature, more afraid of us than we are of it."
I exhaled slowly, trying to calm my nerves.
"But Doctor," I said, glancing around the alien landscape, "what exactly are we looking for here?"
The Doctor didn't answer.
He just kept walking, his eyes fixed on the readings from the sonic screwdriver.
I trailed behind him, struggling to keep up as the dense foliage snagged at my clothes and the moss beneath my feet made every step feel like a slippery slope.
The air grew thick with an intoxicating sweetness, and I found myself becoming lightheaded.
The shadows between the trees seemed to writhe and multiply, as if darkness itself was alive and twisting around us.
I stumbled over a twisted root, and when I looked up, I realized the Doctor was several meters ahead of me.
"Doctor!"
I called out, but my voice was swallowed by the heavy mist that had begun to curl between the trees.
He stopped and turned around, his expression shifting from one of intense focus to concern when he saw how far behind I had fallen.
He scanned our surroundings with his sonic screwdriver, its whirring growing more urgent as it detected something in the air.
The blue light from the device cast an eerie glow on the mist that was rapidly enveloping us. "We need to keep moving," he said, his voice tinged with urgency.
"The energy signature is getting stronger."
I took another step forward, but my foot sank deeper into the moss than before.
Sinking deeper with each step, I forced my tired legs to move faster.
The Doctor's brown coat became a blurry shape ahead of me, fading in and out of the dense fog that now reached my waist.
With each pull of my boots from the clinging ground, they made squelching sounds that echoed through the jungle.
The sweet smell intensified, making my head spin.
The mist thickened until I could barely see my own hands in front of me.
But I heard the buzzing of the sonic screwdriver somewhere ahead.
"Doctor!"
I called out again, my voice sounding strange and muffled in the alien air.
There was no response.
"Over here!" the Doctor's voice finally pierced through the mist, sounding closer than I expected.
I pushed forward, relief flooding through me as his silhouette emerged from the fog.
"There's something you need to see," he said, his tone a mix of excitement and apprehension.