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'''"Eustace"''' was the nickname for an apparently [[Human]] skull found in [[Kenya]] by Dr. [[Fendleman]], who had discovered a "sonic shadow" in the area. It was found in the remnants of a [[volcano]]. Fendleman discovered two anomalies connected with the skull. It was [[Distant past|twelve million]] years old, much older than [[archaelogist]]s had estimated Humans had existed. For another, [[X-ray]]s revealed a [[pentagram]]-shaped pattern in the crown of the skull. Fendleman experimented with the skull, determined to find out its secrets. | '''"Eustace"''' was the nickname for an apparently [[Human]] skull found in [[Kenya]] by Dr. [[Fendleman]], who had discovered a "sonic shadow" in the area. It was found in the remnants of a [[volcano]]. Fendleman discovered two anomalies connected with the skull. It was [[Distant past|twelve million]] years old, much older than [[archaelogist]]s had estimated Humans had existed. For another, [[X-ray]]s revealed a [[pentagram]]-shaped pattern in the crown of the skull. Fendleman experimented with the skull, determined to find out its secrets. | ||
In actuality, Eustace had originated as the skull of a [[Fendahl Core]] and still possessed vestigial life. Glowing with power, it drained life from [[Fourth Doctor|the Doctor]]. Fendleman's employee and the leader of a [[coven]], [[Max Stael]] used it as centerpiece of a ritual successfully attempting to imbue [[Thea Ransome]] with the power of the [[Fendahl]], turning her into another Fendahl Core. Taking the skull, the Doctor put it into a lead-lined box and took it into [[the TARDIS]], so he could throw it into the heart of a [[supernova]], in order to destroy it. ([[DW]]: ''[[Image of the Fendahl]]'') | In actuality, Eustace had originated as the skull of a [[Fendahl Core]] and still possessed vestigial life. Glowing with power, it drained life from [[Fourth Doctor|the Doctor]]. Fendleman's employee and the leader of a [[coven]], [[Max Stael]] used it as centerpiece of a ritual successfully attempting to imbue [[Thea Ransome]] with the power of the [[Fendahl]], turning her into another Fendahl Core. Taking the skull, the Doctor put it into a lead-lined box and took it into the [[the Doctor's TARDIS|TARDIS]], so he could throw it into the heart of a [[supernova]], in order to destroy it. ([[DW]]: ''[[Image of the Fendahl]]'') | ||
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