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'''Luco''' was the trusted assistant to [[Sardon]], the [[Time Lord]] responsible for recruiting the [[Second Doctor]] and delaying his execution. As he was on assignment by Sardon to observe suspicious temporal interference, he met with one of the [[Players]] responsible for the interference, the [[Countess]]. She seduced him into being her ally. | '''Luco''' was the trusted assistant to [[Sardon]], the [[Time Lord]] responsible for recruiting the [[Second Doctor]] and delaying his execution. As he was on assignment by Sardon to observe suspicious temporal interference, he met with one of the [[Players]] responsible for the interference, the [[Countess]]. She seduced him into being her ally. | ||
Luco betrayed [[Gallifrey]] with his actions many times, hoping to eventually replace a disgraced Sardon from the outcome. First he simply failed to tell the truth when he witnessed the interference of time by the Players. Then he supplied the Countess with vital information about the Second Doctor's plans, which came close to killing him several times. He helped the Countess by aggressively plotting against the Doctor's life, calculating that a renegade would get little attention. He used a [[Time Scoop]] as a method of [[murder]], setting a [[vampire]] and a [[Raston Warrior Robot]] after the Doctor but each time the Doctor defeated their plans. | Luco betrayed [[Gallifrey]] with his actions many times, hoping to eventually replace a disgraced Sardon from the outcome. First he simply failed to tell the truth when he witnessed the interference of time by the Players. Then he supplied the Countess with vital information about the [[Second Doctor]]'s plans, which came close to killing him several times. He helped the [[Countess]] by aggressively plotting against the Doctor's life, calculating that a renegade would get little attention. He used a [[Time Scoop]] as a method of [[murder]], setting a [[vampire]] and a [[Raston Warrior Robot]] after the Doctor but each time the Doctor defeated their plans. | ||
The Doctor demanded that Luco share in the responsibility for Serena's murder by the Players, and exposed his duplicity. Sardon did not hesitate to place him on trial for high treason and ordered the Mind Probe to be placed on him during his inquiry. ([[PROSE]]: ''[[World Game (novel)|World Game]]'') | The Doctor demanded that Luco share in the responsibility for Serena's murder by the [[Players]], and exposed his duplicity. Sardon did not hesitate to place him on trial for high treason and ordered the [[Mind probe|Mind Probe]] to be placed on him during his inquiry. | ||
Luco was a young, thin, dark-haired and intense man. He was often quick to anger at imagined slights and very susceptible to a woman's beauty. ([[PROSE]]: ''[[World Game (novel)|World Game]]'') | |||
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Latest revision as of 17:49, 18 February 2019
Luco was the trusted assistant to Sardon, the Time Lord responsible for recruiting the Second Doctor and delaying his execution. As he was on assignment by Sardon to observe suspicious temporal interference, he met with one of the Players responsible for the interference, the Countess. She seduced him into being her ally.
Luco betrayed Gallifrey with his actions many times, hoping to eventually replace a disgraced Sardon from the outcome. First he simply failed to tell the truth when he witnessed the interference of time by the Players. Then he supplied the Countess with vital information about the Second Doctor's plans, which came close to killing him several times. He helped the Countess by aggressively plotting against the Doctor's life, calculating that a renegade would get little attention. He used a Time Scoop as a method of murder, setting a vampire and a Raston Warrior Robot after the Doctor but each time the Doctor defeated their plans.
The Doctor demanded that Luco share in the responsibility for Serena's murder by the Players, and exposed his duplicity. Sardon did not hesitate to place him on trial for high treason and ordered the Mind Probe to be placed on him during his inquiry.
Luco was a young, thin, dark-haired and intense man. He was often quick to anger at imagined slights and very susceptible to a woman's beauty. (PROSE: World Game)
