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The twins' father contacts the authorities; he found [[Zanium]] in their room — a residue of their transmat and a sure sign of kidnap. [[Lieutenant]] [[Hugo Lang]] begins the pursuit and soon finds a suspicious ship previously reported missing. He tries to contact it, but it enters [[warp drive]], something that class of ship is not designed to do. | The twins' father contacts the authorities; he found [[Zanium]] in their room — a residue of their transmat and a sure sign of kidnap. [[Lieutenant]] [[Hugo Lang]] begins the pursuit and soon finds a suspicious ship previously reported missing. He tries to contact it, but it enters [[warp drive]], something that class of ship is not designed to do. | ||
On Titan III, as the Doctor contemplates a thousand years of solitude and Peri expresses her disapproval, they hear the crash landing. Examining the wreckage, they find the concussed body of Lang. They take him back to [[the TARDIS]] where he reveals his whole squadron has been destroyed. Believing the Doctor to be responsible, he points his gun at the Time Lord and threatens to kill him... | On Titan III, as the Doctor contemplates a thousand years of solitude and Peri expresses her disapproval, they hear the crash landing. Examining the wreckage, they find the concussed body of Lang. They take him back to [[the TARDIS]] where he reveals his whole squadron has been destroyed. Believing the Doctor to be responsible for the crime, he points his gun at the Time Lord and threatens to kill him... | ||
=== Part two === | === Part two === | ||
