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Journey Blue was a lieutenant in the Combined Galactic Resistance which fought against the Daleks.
She and her unconscious brother Kai's spaceship was shot at by Daleks causing Kai to die but Journey survived as the Twelfth Doctor materialised the TARDIS around her just seconds before the spaceship exploded and took her to Aristotle where she was reunited with her uncle Morgan Blue who showed the Doctor their Dalek prisoner Rusty who had turned good. Journey, along with the Doctor, Clara Oswald and two other soldiers named Ross and Gretchen Carlisle, were shrunk and put into Rusty to find out why it had turned good. Whilst there they encountered Dalek antibodies which killed Ross and later Gretchen. The Doctor discovered a crack in Rusty's casing which leaked radiation and successfully rectified it with his sonic screwdriver but this caused Rusty to regain its murderous intentions and it went on a killing spree and contacted the other Daleks. Journey and Clara then went to Rusty's memory banks where Clara activated the memories and with the Doctor linking with Rusty and convincing it to see the beauty of the universe, it also saw the Doctor's hate for the Dalek race and deemed it good, Rusty then turned good again and proceeded to exterminate the other Daleks on Aristotle. After returning to their normal sizes, the Doctor and Clara went to leave in the TARDIS where Journey asked the Doctor if she could join him; although her bravery was noted by him, he turned her down because of the fact that she was a soldier. (TV: Into the Dalek)
