Grassland

'You're ready?', the mad hatter asked.
I nodded. I could handle this. Traveling from land to world was something I became used to. Medieval, Paris in the late 18 hundreds, Belgium, England and the magical Storybrooke. This world would be just another one. Completely different. Only this time I traveled by something Katie had never heard from before. I knew we forgot the remote controller too, but we could have thought of that one. A hat, that was new.
Jefferson trowed his hat into the air. Where it touched the ground, it kept spinning and spinning in faster circles. The ground was covered by purple smoke that was crawling up. Slowly a hurricane formed itself out of the smoke.
I was a bit overwhelmed. It looked way scarier than a simple police box. Or a bed.
So I grabbed his hand and shouted. 'three'
'Two'
'One', I said as we jumped into the eye of the storm. We fell down the hat together.
All sudden we stand inside a room full of doors. No corners, it was round, and everywhere I looked where diffrent doors. I'd spun until I got dizzy. So this was where I had to find my dad? I had to chose?
'You know where to look for your dad?', Jefferson asked.
I turned around. My dad would be in a normal world. Normal world means normal door. So the mirror wasn't the right one.
'Let's see, an alien world', I said inside my head. 'Not quite sure yet. What kinds of worlds are these?'
It didn't look like, let's say, earth.
'Magical lands. If you want to visit a world without magic, I can't help you'
One door looked quite normal, but modern with all kinds of buttons. To open it, I pushed the largest once. There was this small world full of grass, with one tiny pixel of deep blue in the landscape. Tardis Blue.
'This one', I said when I stepped trough the door.
My body disappeared. I panicked, how could I reach my parents when i transformed into thin air? I was a small rainbowcloud, with a clear voice. As I asked the Doctor to look up, he understood me. Now I had his attention, I explained that we really needed his help. Katie was still at my home, and I would wake up in between weeping angels. No more time was wasted, the doctor hurried to the TARDIS.
Bam! I woke up. I did it, I did it! Within moments the doctor could appear. 'Katie!', I yelled. Towards the figure near the window.
Wait, what was that? From the corner of my eye I saw something. The sleep sand in my eye blurred the image up, so I blinked. Next moment, I was far gone.
I purposely blinked near weeping angels; I was an idiot.