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Different theories are suggested — radiation and a change in metabolism, both of which the Doctor denies. The Brigadier points out that the only thing that makes people age naturally is the passing of time; the Doctor realises this is the explanation — Stu's personal time has been vastly accelerated. They learn that Professor Thascalos is the Master — Thascalos is [[Greek language|Greek]] for Master. | Different theories are suggested — radiation and a change in metabolism, both of which the Doctor denies. The Brigadier points out that the only thing that makes people age naturally is the passing of time; the Doctor realises this is the explanation — Stu's personal time has been vastly accelerated. They learn that Professor Thascalos is the Master — Thascalos is [[Greek language|Greek]] for Master. | ||
Stu wakes up and starts rambling. The Doctor demands he tell what he saw. With difficulty, Stu replies "Kronos!" The Doctor and Ruth go back to the [[laboratory]] whilst the Brigadier | Stu wakes up and starts rambling. The Doctor demands he tell what he saw. With difficulty, Stu replies "Kronos!" The Doctor and Ruth go back to the [[laboratory]] whilst the Brigadier summons troops from UNIT, as well as the Doctor's TARDIS. He tells Percival to order an evacuation of the building of all but essential personnel by three o'clock. | ||
Meanwhile, Ruth shows the Doctor the crystal. He explains that outside space-time live creatures called [[Chronovore]]s, time eaters. [[Kronos]] is the most fearsome of the lot. The crystal is the original from [[Atlantis]], which summoned Kronos. Long ago, in Ancient Atlantis, Kronos begins to stir. | Meanwhile, Ruth shows the Doctor the crystal. He explains that outside space-time live creatures called [[Chronovore]]s, time eaters. [[Kronos]] is the most fearsome of the lot. The crystal is the original from [[Atlantis]], which summoned Kronos. Long ago, in Ancient Atlantis, Kronos begins to stir. | ||
