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As the Daleks ravage Arcadia, the Gallifreyans are running in fear. There is little hope of survival. As children cry and the people scream, a soldier messages the [[High Council of Time Lords]]: Arcadia has fallen. He looks around and sees the Doctor's TARDIS. Then the elderly voice of the [[War Doctor]] asks him for his gun. He carves a message for both warring civilizations to see: NO MORE. As Daleks attempt to exterminate innocent Gallifreyan refugees, the Doctor's actions draw their attention away from the innocent people and lead them to the wall with the message. He launches his TARDIS through the wall at full speed, demolishing a whole brigade of Daleks. The Doctor's escape from Arcadia is witness by the one surviving Dalek of the attack, though bisected. It questions the meaning of "NO MORE". Frantically bellowing "Explain! Explain!", it does not notice a Gallifreyan soldier approaching, who shoots the Dalek with a laser round, killing it and then causing it to explode. | As the Daleks ravage Arcadia, the Gallifreyans are running in fear. There is little hope of survival. As children cry and the people scream, a soldier messages the [[High Council of Time Lords]]: Arcadia has fallen. He looks around and sees the Doctor's TARDIS. Then the elderly voice of the [[War Doctor]] asks him for his gun. He carves a message for both warring civilizations to see: NO MORE. As Daleks attempt to exterminate innocent Gallifreyan refugees, the Doctor's actions draw their attention away from the innocent people and lead them to the wall with the message. He launches his TARDIS through the wall at full speed, demolishing a whole brigade of Daleks. The Doctor's escape from Arcadia is witness by the one surviving Dalek of the attack, though bisected. It questions the meaning of "NO MORE". Frantically bellowing "Explain! Explain!", it does not notice a Gallifreyan soldier approaching, who shoots the Dalek with a laser round, killing it and then causing it to explode. | ||
The High Commanders gather in the [[War Room]], planning their next moves, with the General dismissing the High Council's upcoming plans as "they have already failed". They receive the Doctor's message, calling him a madman. A Time Lady rushes in to inform the War Council that there has been a breach in the vaults. The most feared and forbidden weapon in the universe is missing: [[The Moment]]. The Doctor has stolen it, and intends to use it to end the Time War. | The High Commanders gather in the [[War Room]], planning their next moves, with the General dismissing the High Council's upcoming plans as "they have already failed". They receive the Doctor's message, calling him a madman. A Time Lady rushes in to inform the War Council that there has been a breach in the vaults. The most feared and forbidden weapon in the universe is missing: [[The Moment]]. The Doctor has stolen it, and intends to use it to end the Time War. The Time Lords have exhausted their supply of weapons, including forbidden weapons with their banning lifted out of desperation, but dared not unleash this weapon in particular because it was said to have developed sentience, and could stand in judgement of the user. The General figures only the Doctor would be crazy enough to activiate the Moment. | ||
[[File:The Moment Is coming.jpg|thumb|left|[[The Moment]] takes the form of [[Bad Wolf (entity)|Bad Wolf]].]] | [[File:The Moment Is coming.jpg|thumb|left|[[The Moment]] takes the form of [[Bad Wolf (entity)|Bad Wolf]].]] | ||
