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Although the [[First Doctor]] respected Braxiatel, he envied his brother's freedom to leave the planet and attempted to follow in his footsteps before realising that the Time Lords did not need Braxiatel. He instead deliberately underachieved at the Academy, something that Braxiatel believed was genius. ([[PROSE]]: ''[[Tears of the Oracle (novel)|Tears of the Oracle]]'') | Although the [[First Doctor]] respected Braxiatel, he envied his brother's freedom to leave the planet and attempted to follow in his footsteps before realising that the Time Lords did not need Braxiatel. He instead deliberately underachieved at the Academy, something that Braxiatel believed was genius. ([[PROSE]]: ''[[Tears of the Oracle (novel)|Tears of the Oracle]]'') | ||
[[Maris]]' [[potential engine]] told | [[Maris]]' [[potential engine]] told her that the Doctor's brother was a government stooge. ([[PROSE]]: ''[[Celestial Intervention - A Gallifreyan Noir (short story)|Celestial Intervention - A Gallifreyan Noir]]'') At one point, Braxiatel held the position of [[Lord Burner]], the personal assassin of President [[Pandad VII]], who "burned" people from history. During this time, he allowed "[[First Doctor|an old man]]" and "[[Susan Foreman|his granddaughter]]" to flee Gallifrey, even though Braxiatel had been given the order to erase them from history. The very same day, President Pandad died when a power relay in his office overloaded; an inquiry headed by Braxiatel found that this was an "accident". ([[AUDIO]]: ''[[Disassembled (audio story)|Disassembled]]'') | ||
=== Beginning the Collection === | === Beginning the Collection === | ||