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Jo and Shedgerton exit the cave and are now back on the surface. Jo tries again to contact Mike. Shedgerton suddenly collapses, having become weaker. The blue in his skin is almost completely gone now. His memories have now fully come back, and remembers the events occurred in 1951, almost thirty years ago. The reason why Shedgerton is feeling weak is because he's started aging. At that moment, Mike contacts Jo. Jo tells him about the aliens, but has to stop, because she can hear the sound of the elevator. The Doctor and his group have reached the top of the shaft and row to shore. Jo quickly tells Mike an invasion may soon happen. Mike tells Jo that he will bring soldiers to the island, to fight off the aliens. Jo notices that something is happening, and cuts off her communication with Mike. | Jo and Shedgerton exit the cave and are now back on the surface. Jo tries again to contact Mike. Shedgerton suddenly collapses, having become weaker. The blue in his skin is almost completely gone now. His memories have now fully come back, and remembers the events occurred in 1951, almost thirty years ago. The reason why Shedgerton is feeling weak is because he's started aging. At that moment, Mike contacts Jo. Jo tells him about the aliens, but has to stop, because she can hear the sound of the elevator. The Doctor and his group have reached the top of the shaft and row to shore. Jo quickly tells Mike an invasion may soon happen. Mike tells Jo that he will bring soldiers to the island, to fight off the aliens. Jo notices that something is happening, and cuts off her communication with Mike. | ||
The Doctor wants the alien to tell him where they came from and where they plan to go. Otherwise, he won't help them. The aliens are from Europa, one of Jupiter's moons. The Doctor is surprised, as he didn't think there was life there. The Europan admits that there is probably no life there anymore, and this group of them is likely to be the last of their species. They tried surviving on Europa, but the conditions on it changed too much for them to handle, so they had to evacuate. The ship developed a fault as it passed by Earth, and thus crashed on it. The Europans never meant to come to Earth at all. They were planning to leave the solar system to find a new home world. They want to continue their journey, because they are sick of being on Earth. | The Doctor wants the alien to tell him where they came from and where they plan to go. Otherwise, he won't help them. The aliens are from [[Europa (moon)|Europa]], one of [[Jupiter]]'s moons. The Doctor is surprised, as he didn't think there was life there. The [[Europan]] admits that there is probably no life there anymore, and this group of them is likely to be the last of their species. They tried surviving on Europa, but the conditions on it changed too much for them to handle, so they had to evacuate. The ship developed a fault as it passed by Earth, and thus crashed on it. The Europans never meant to come to Earth at all. They were planning to leave the solar system to find a new home world. They want to continue their journey, because they are sick of being on Earth. | ||
Jo and Shedgerton join them, with Jo questioning the Doctor on whether he can actually believe they are telling the truth. The alien proclaims they have no need to kill any humans. They just want the power so they can leave. The Doctor agrees to help them, despite Jo's protests. | Jo and Shedgerton join them, with Jo questioning the Doctor on whether he can actually believe they are telling the truth. The alien proclaims they have no need to kill any humans. They just want the power so they can leave. The Doctor agrees to help them, despite Jo's protests. | ||
