<em>The Doctor (and possibly his companions) is traveling through the vortex as normal when all of a sudden the TARDIS seems to be pulled off course. There is a sickening sort of wheezing sound as the TARDIS resists being pulled. The cloister bell (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zySRb5tjEF4) sounds danger in the background. The TARDIS shakes as it is being pulled out of time itself. The readings on the console go wild, reading things the Doctor has literally never seen before. The TARDIS is going further back than it has ever gone before. Finally with a thud, the TARDIS lands. The Doctor reads something impossible on the console, pre-universe, farther back than anyone, even the time lords, have ever gone before, before everything goes dark and the TARDIS dies. The Doctor is unable to get any of the controls working, only just able to open the door.<br/><br/>As he steps out, he is surrounded by a force field that he can not see on a world that is devastated and in ruin. Evidence of a great advanced civilization lies in ruins around him, maybe even greater than the time lords. The Doctor is astounded at the impossibility of where he is and how he got there, but he is even more astounded to see other TARDIS's on the field next to him. All of them his own TARDIS at different points in its time stream. The Doctor meets his other selves, but doesn't like the idea of crossing his own time stream. What could foreknowledge do to events? How could this possibly work out well?</em>