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=== Prologue === | === Prologue === | ||
A [[Dalek flying saucer|Dalek saucer]] and a [[Cyber | A [[Dalek flying saucer|Dalek saucer]] and a [[Cyber-ship]] engage in battle. [[The Doctor's TARDIS]] materialises in the midst of the crossfire after receiving a [[distress signal]] from within the Cyber Ship. Inside, two Cybermen interrogate a Dalek prisoner, demanding to know where it has hidden an artefact, but the Dalek refuses to answer. Before the Cybermen can continue, the TARDIS appears and flattens the two Cybermen. | ||
The Doctor asks the Dalek what was going on. The Dalek opens its casing where the [[Kaled mutant]] has hidden the artefact - a piece of the [[Orb of Fates]]. The Doctor recognises the Orb as a key to an immensely powerful [[Time Lord]] weapon called the [[Starbane]]. Whoever controls the Starbane could conquer the [[universe]], which the Doctor [[deduce]]s that both the Daleks and Cybermen intend to do. However, the Dalek tells him the Cybermen have altered its Dalek nature and it decrees that neither the Daleks nor the Cybermen must be allowed to control the Starbane. Both must be stopped. | The Doctor asks the Dalek what was going on. The Dalek opens its casing where the [[Kaled mutant]] has hidden the artefact - a piece of the [[Orb of Fates]]. The Doctor recognises the Orb as a key to an immensely powerful [[Time Lord]] weapon called the [[Starbane]]. Whoever controls the Starbane could conquer the [[universe]], which the Doctor [[deduce]]s that both the Daleks and Cybermen intend to do. However, the Dalek tells him the Cybermen have altered its Dalek nature and it decrees that neither the Daleks nor the Cybermen must be allowed to control the Starbane. Both must be stopped. | ||
