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'''Bellator''' was a [[Time Lord]]. | '''Bellator''' was a [[Time Lord]]. | ||
At the [[Time Lord Academy]], [[ | At the [[Time Lord Academy]], [[the General]] was mentored by Bellator, whose lessons taught her how to survive "sixteen transwarp campaigns and a [[Time war|Time War]]". | ||
He went to the [[Tower of Silent Memory]] to select his next and last [[incarnation]]'s form, but it went wrong and he was killed, alongside six other Time Lords who had died in the same way that very day. This was later revealed to be the work of [[Fey Truscott-Sade]], who, after being manipulated by [[Alexander Truscott]], sabotaged the Time Lords’ regeneration code as part of a plan to ruin them. However, she initially believed that this was not her doing, but that of the [[Absence (The Clockwise War)|Absence]], who the [[Twelfth Doctor]] later proved was never actually real. Prior to this, Fey showed the Doctor footage of Bellator's death as she explained her plans to him, leaving him horrified. ([[COMIC]]: ''[[The Clockwise War (comic story)|The Clockwise War]]'') | |||
[[Category:Residents of Gallifrey]] | [[Category:Residents of Gallifrey]] | ||
[[Category:Time Lord teachers]] | [[Category:Time Lord teachers]] |
Latest revision as of 20:59, 20 March 2024
Bellator was a Time Lord.
At the Time Lord Academy, the General was mentored by Bellator, whose lessons taught her how to survive "sixteen transwarp campaigns and a Time War".
He went to the Tower of Silent Memory to select his next and last incarnation's form, but it went wrong and he was killed, alongside six other Time Lords who had died in the same way that very day. This was later revealed to be the work of Fey Truscott-Sade, who, after being manipulated by Alexander Truscott, sabotaged the Time Lords’ regeneration code as part of a plan to ruin them. However, she initially believed that this was not her doing, but that of the Absence, who the Twelfth Doctor later proved was never actually real. Prior to this, Fey showed the Doctor footage of Bellator's death as she explained her plans to him, leaving him horrified. (COMIC: The Clockwise War)