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The Squire, quite like the Volatix agent disguised as a human, had in truth been created as a Volatix agent now unaware of her identity. In the end, however, the Squire remembered its true nature, and, mutating back into a Volatix Dalek, shot [[Abslom Daak]] nearly to death and blackmailed the [[Eleventh Doctor]] with the life of [[Alice Obiefune]], forcing him to take it back to the future [[Golgauth]]. ([[COMIC]]: ''[[Fast Asleep (comic story)|Fast Asleep]]'') | The Squire, quite like the Volatix agent disguised as a human, had in truth been created as a Volatix agent now unaware of her identity. In the end, however, the Squire remembered its true nature, and, mutating back into a Volatix Dalek, shot [[Abslom Daak]] nearly to death and blackmailed the [[Eleventh Doctor]] with the life of [[Alice Obiefune]], forcing him to take it back to the future [[Golgauth]]. ([[COMIC]]: ''[[Fast Asleep (comic story)|Fast Asleep]]'') | ||
=== | === Final Fate === | ||
There, the Squire manipulated Obiefune's knowledge of the [[Psilent songbox|Psilent Songbox]]'s tune, and forced her to make all the surviving [[Overcaste]] surrender themselves to the Malignant. Having fulfilled its purpose, the [[Cyclor]] part of the Malignant was released and ascended back to the home dimension the Cyclor had originally come from. The point of the exercise was that what was | There, the Squire manipulated Obiefune's knowledge of the [[Psilent songbox|Psilent Songbox]]'s tune, and forced her to make all the surviving [[Overcaste]] surrender themselves to the Malignant. Having fulfilled its purpose, the [[Cyclor]] part of the Malignant was released and ascended back to the home dimension the Cyclor had originally come from. The point of the exercise was that what was left of the Malignant was the essence of the rest of the Volatix Cabal, now in control of the Cyclor and Malignant's godlike powers as the "Dalek Gods". | ||
Despite the Squire's gloating about this being the beginning of a new age of "Cookoo Deities", the Doctor stopped the Dalek Gods by summoning [[the Then and the Now]] and having Obiefune (whom the Then and the Now now recognized as its "mum", having finally learned the circumstances of its own creation) tell the Then and the Now to fight the Dalek Gods. The Then and the Now, thanks to its paradoxical temporal powers, was able to cancel the genocide absorption of the Overcaste by the Malignant (resurrecting their people) while still banishing the Cyclors back to their own universe. The Dalek Gods, stripped of their powers and again nothing more than the mad Volatix Cabal, were then swallowed by the Then and the Now, forever trapped at the heart of the "living paradox" with no way to affect the rest of the universe. ([[COMIC]]: ''[[Gently Pulls the Strings (comic story)|Gently Pulls the Strings]]'') | |||
Despite the Squire's gloating about this being the beginning of a new age of "Cookoo Deities", the Doctor stopped the Dalek Gods by summoning [[the Then and the Now]] and having Obiefune (whom the Then and the Now now recognized as its "mum", having finally learned the circumstances of its own creation) tell the Then and the Now to fight the Dalek Gods. The Then and the Now, thanks to its paradoxical temporal powers, was able to cancel the genocide absorption of the Overcaste by the Malignant (resurrecting their people) while still banishing the Cyclors back to their own universe. The Dalek Gods, stripped of their powers and again nothing more than the mad Volatix Cabal, were then swallowed by the Then and the Now, forever trapped at the heart of the | |||
== Behind the scenes == | == Behind the scenes == | ||
