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Love and Monsters but its 15th Doctor Story by Monkeybars01
Fandoms: Doctor Who, Doctor Who (2005)
30 Mar 2026
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After escaping captivity during a violent storm, seven unfamiliar dogs are forced into the same desperate journey across an unforgiving world.
At first they run only from fear from shouting humans, metal cages, and the darkness of the warehouse they have left behind. But as the night stretches on, exhaustion replaces panic.Led by the small corgi Dà Pàng.
As dawn reveals the vastness of the world beyond the warehouse, the dogs face new dangers hunger, roads filled with roaring machines, open fields, human pursuit, and the growing weight of distance. Yet they continue forward, guided not by a map but by instinct, memory, and an unspoken promise that none of them will be left behind.
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- Language:
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- Words:
- 2,659
- Chapters:
- 1/?
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Doctorompa Who: The Paradox Games by Monkeybars01
Fandoms: Doctor Who (2005), Doctor Who (1963), Doctor Who, Dangan Ronpa Series, Dangan Ronpa S: Ultimate Summer Camp
08 Mar 2026
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After parting ways with the Doctor, Ruby finds herself mysteriously transported to a remote island existing outside time itself. alone and disoriented with no TARDIS, no Doctor, and only a strange black bracelet on her wrist. Unknown to her, other companions from across the Doctor’s timestream have also been snatched from their respective eras: stalwart UNIT officers from the Third Doctor’s era, hardened companions from modern adventures, and legendary travellers from across space and time
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New Year’s Eve, 2006.
Nine young adults converge at a small English train station, killing time before a party that hasn’t even started yet. They’re restless, underdressed for the cold, and half-annoyed at having to bring their own drinks. Nothing about the night feels important just another ordinary stop on the way to somewhere else.On impulse, they decide to cut through a Tesco Extra to stock up.
Inside the store, nothing dramatic happens. No alarms. No explosions. Just small, forgettable things: wet floors without warning signs, unstable stacks of crates, malfunctioning freezers, tired staff rushing to keep up with the crowd. The kind of environment everyone walks through without thinking twice.
Except one of them does think twice.
A sudden, overwhelming premonition shows how those tiny, ignored hazards can align into something catastrophic. The group escapes before anything happens shaken, confused, arguing over whether anything was ever really wrong at all.
But Death doesn’t miss appointments.
And once something is set in motion, it doesn’t stop just because you leave the building.