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On [[1 January]] 2066, ''[[TV 21]]'' reported that "the [[Universe]]" was waiting to see if the Daleks and the Mechonoids were going to clash in a [[Galaxy|galactic]] war after the species from [[Skaro]] came up against an [[enemy]] equally as clever, ruthless and mechanical for the first time in their [[history]]. The [[Dalek War Control Room]] was pictured alongside the article just as an order was given to destroy a Mechonoid [[spaceship]]. ([[PROSE]]: ''[[Daleks Hit Back! (short story)|Daleks Hit Back!]]'') The ship was successfully destroyed but as was the [[Dalek flying saucer]] with the [[Red Dalek Leader]] aboard. The skirmish ended with the Mechonoids warning the Daleks to stay out of their [[Sky|skies]]. ([[COMIC]]: ''[[Eve of War (comic story)|Eve of War]]'') The Daleks subsequently began to search other [[planet]]s for new [[weapon]]s to use in their fight. The [[Space News Agency]] documented their successful invasion of [[Phryne]] via [[hyper-space video-phone]]. The [[Phrynian]]s served as archivists for the histories and artefacts of a hundred planets and, after the Daleks made short work of Phryne's [[Cloaking field|invisibility shield]], [[Controller (The Archives of Phryne)|the Controller]] killed himself to ensure the invaders never got hold of his [[secret]]s while the remaining Phrynians led by [[Saf (The Archives of Phryne)|Saf]] went into hiding so that they might one day have a chance to fight back. ([[COMIC]]: ''[[The Archives of Phryne (comic story)|The Archives of Phryne]]'') | On [[1 January]] 2066, ''[[TV 21]]'' reported that "the [[Universe]]" was waiting to see if the Daleks and the Mechonoids were going to clash in a [[Galaxy|galactic]] war after the species from [[Skaro]] came up against an [[enemy]] equally as clever, ruthless and mechanical for the first time in their [[history]]. The [[Dalek War Control Room]] was pictured alongside the article just as an order was given to destroy a Mechonoid [[spaceship]]. ([[PROSE]]: ''[[Daleks Hit Back! (short story)|Daleks Hit Back!]]'') The ship was successfully destroyed but as was the [[Dalek flying saucer]] with the [[Red Dalek Leader]] aboard. The skirmish ended with the Mechonoids warning the Daleks to stay out of their [[Sky|skies]]. ([[COMIC]]: ''[[Eve of War (comic story)|Eve of War]]'') The Daleks subsequently began to search other [[planet]]s for new [[weapon]]s to use in their fight. The [[Space News Agency]] documented their successful invasion of [[Phryne]] via [[hyper-space video-phone]]. The [[Phrynian]]s served as archivists for the histories and artefacts of a hundred planets and, after the Daleks made short work of Phryne's [[Cloaking field|invisibility shield]], [[Controller (The Archives of Phryne)|the Controller]] killed himself to ensure the invaders never got hold of his [[secret]]s while the remaining Phrynians led by [[Saf (The Archives of Phryne)|Saf]] went into hiding so that they might one day have a chance to fight back. ([[COMIC]]: ''[[The Archives of Phryne (comic story)|The Archives of Phryne]]'') | ||
As noticed by the Space News Agency, the Daleks started to track the [[rogue planet]] of [[Skardal]] after the [[Astrodalek]] witnessed its creation. Skardal later impacted with [[Omega Three]] which put it on a collision course with Skaro. ([[COMIC]]: ''[[The Rogue Planet (comic story)|The Rogue Planet]]'') On [[26 March]], ''TV21''{{'}}s [[Correspondent (Thunderbird Two)|Dalek correspondent]] reported that the [[Dalek Emperor]] had ordered an emergency squad to intercept the planet, which was now "careering wildly" through [[space]], and alter its course. ([[PROSE]]: ''[[Thunderbird Two (short story)|Thunderbird Two]]'') They successfully diverted a [[meteor storm]] so that the [[meteorite]]s would draw Skardal away from Skaro and onto a path with [[Mechanus]], the [[homeworld]] of the Mechonoids. ([[COMIC]]: ''[[The Rogue Planet (comic story)|The Rogue Planet]]'') Alarmed by the coming war between the Daleks and the Mechonoids and the likelihood of the victor targeting them, the [[Zerovian]]s of [[Zeros]] decided that neither could be allowed to win and sent the [[humanoid]] robot [[2K]] in order to prevent either side of victory. Learning of Skardal, 2K stole a Dalek [[missile]] and set it on a course with the planet. He seperated the [[rocket]] from the warhead, which began a journey back to Skaro, requiring the Daleks to fire their anti-missile rockets to destroy both the warhead and Skardal. 2K then landed on Mechanus and told the Mechonoids that the Daleks had purposely destroyed the rogue planet to save them. He persuaded them to call off the war but the Mechonoids allowed him to escape to warn his creators that the Daleks and Mechonoids were still enemies. The Space News Agency published a detailed summary of the execution of the Zerovians' plans, spanning several reports. ([[COMIC]]: ''[[Impasse (comic story)|Impasse]]'') | |||
