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Ryan and Graham discuss Graham's desire to kill Tzim-Sha, which Ryan attempts to talk him out of, both because of the Doctor's rules and because he loves his [[Grandparent|grandfather]]. However, Graham is sure that Grace would want them to kill Tzim-Sha to stop him from spreading anymore death and [[Sadness|misery]]. They are caught by SniperBots, which give chase. Luckily, they manage to duck when surrounded, allowing the fire from both sides to knock the SniperBots down. Ryan and Graham manage to find Paltraki's crew in [[stasis chamber]]s similar to the crystals; however, their job is much more complicated than they thought. There's a total of 30 people trapped. It's the crews of the other eight ships. | Ryan and Graham discuss Graham's desire to kill Tzim-Sha, which Ryan attempts to talk him out of, both because of the Doctor's rules and because he loves his [[Grandparent|grandfather]]. However, Graham is sure that Grace would want them to kill Tzim-Sha to stop him from spreading anymore death and [[Sadness|misery]]. They are caught by SniperBots, which give chase. Luckily, they manage to duck when surrounded, allowing the fire from both sides to knock the SniperBots down. Ryan and Graham manage to find Paltraki's crew in [[stasis chamber]]s similar to the crystals; however, their job is much more complicated than they thought. There's a total of 30 people trapped. It's the crews of the other eight ships. | ||
The Doctor, meanwhile, is found by Andinio, who [[Hostage|holds her at gunpoint]] to demand the return of the crystal. However, the Doctor reveals her stalemate, making Andinio explain that she's an [[Ux]]. The Doctor is [[Excitement|elated]] at the idea of meeting an Ux, but then wonders why they are working for Tzim-Sha. She demands that Andinio show Tzim-Sha that she's there. Once she does, Tzim-Sha demands that the Doctor be brought to him; Andinio is confused as to how her "[[god]]" could know the Doctor. The Doctor makes a sarcastic quip about how "[[Surprise|shocking]]" it is. | The Doctor, meanwhile, is found by Andinio, who [[Hostage|holds her at gunpoint]] to demand the return of the crystal. However, the Doctor reveals her stalemate, making Andinio explain that she's an [[Ux (The Battle of Ranskoor av Kolos)|Ux]]. The Doctor is [[Excitement|elated]] at the idea of meeting an Ux, but then wonders why they are working for Tzim-Sha. She demands that Andinio show Tzim-Sha that she's there. Once she does, Tzim-Sha demands that the Doctor be brought to him; Andinio is confused as to how her "[[god]]" could know the Doctor. The Doctor makes a sarcastic quip about how "[[Surprise|shocking]]" it is. | ||
Brought before Tzim-Sha, the Doctor teases him about his new look; she shows off her new [[coat]]. When asked how long it's been, Tzim-Sha reveals that it's been 3407 years since their fight in [[Sheffield]]. The Doctor laughs that the last seven years must have seemed to drag on. Tzim-Sha tells Andinio to get Delph ready, which she momentarily hesitates to do. Tzim-Sha reveals that the [[DNA bomb]]s had corrupted his teleport device, banishing him to this planet; without a spaceship, or a teleport, he would die if he attempted to leave. However, as luck would have it, the Ux found him and foolishly believed him to be their god; they did everything they could to keep him alive. The Doctor is disgusted with Tzim-Sha for deceiving such brilliant, yet naive people; not to mention Tzim-Sha's newfound god complex. | Brought before Tzim-Sha, the Doctor teases him about his new look; she shows off her new [[coat]]. When asked how long it's been, Tzim-Sha reveals that it's been 3407 years since their fight in [[Sheffield]]. The Doctor laughs that the last seven years must have seemed to drag on. Tzim-Sha tells Andinio to get Delph ready, which she momentarily hesitates to do. Tzim-Sha reveals that the [[DNA bomb]]s had corrupted his teleport device, banishing him to this planet; without a spaceship, or a teleport, he would die if he attempted to leave. However, as luck would have it, the Ux found him and foolishly believed him to be their god; they did everything they could to keep him alive. The Doctor is disgusted with Tzim-Sha for deceiving such brilliant, yet naive people; not to mention Tzim-Sha's newfound god complex. | ||
