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Thayla explains the temporal bullets have latched on to the Doctor and will follow him anywhere through time and space. They were causing ruptures in time, including what happened on Gallia. Peri correctly guesses the weapons were created on [[Gallifrey]], and the agent tells them Gallifrey has changed. The bullets disappear, meaning there is not much time left, and Thayla tells the Doctor the only way to evade them is to find his own future corpse and trick them into targeting it. The Doctor asks why he is wanted dead, and why Gallifrey changed. The agent says it started on Skaro, and suddenly is struck by the bullets. The Doctor takes [[Thayla's vortex manipulator]] and notices Peri has disappeared. He dematerialises. | Thayla explains the temporal bullets have latched on to the Doctor and will follow him anywhere through time and space. They were causing ruptures in time, including what happened on Gallia. Peri correctly guesses the weapons were created on [[Gallifrey]], and the agent tells them Gallifrey has changed. The bullets disappear, meaning there is not much time left, and Thayla tells the Doctor the only way to evade them is to find his own future corpse and trick them into targeting it. The Doctor asks why he is wanted dead, and why Gallifrey changed. The agent says it started on Skaro, and suddenly is struck by the bullets. The Doctor takes [[Thayla's vortex manipulator]] and notices Peri has disappeared. He dematerialises. | ||
On Aridius, the Doctor and Chooban arrive at the tomb. He notes the vortex manipulator no longer works and he has resorted to only space travel, hoping the | On Aridius, the Doctor and Chooban arrive at the tomb. He notes the vortex manipulator no longer works and he has resorted to only space travel, hoping the rumours of his tomb's location are true to avoid the temporal bullets. They find a hatchway which the Doctor finds familiar somehow. On the other end, they find the tomb is actually the ship the Doctor arrived in, having been there for at least a thousand years. The Doctor dejectedly determines his corpse is not there. He realises it still may be tomb, because it may be where he himself dies. Someone arrives and kills Chooban. She takes off her helmet and the Doctor recognizes Peri, but she does not know that name, identifying as [[Miss Brown]]. She says she met a different version of him with the same face, and that he interfered with the [[creation of the Daleks]], ruining the chain of causality and spawning [[The Warrior's universe|a new reality]] that became the "main" one. The Warrior of this reality sees the Doctor, who should not exist, as a threat. He gifted the temporal bullets to Miss Brown, who furthermore killed the Aridians for sport. Preparing to kill the Doctor, the Mire Beast senses the corpse of Chooban and lets the Doctor escape with Miss Brown in pursuit. The Doctor hopes the other version of him will work for the temporal bullets, and runs into a strange wall of glass, beyond which space can be seen. Miss Brown's weapon is out of power, and fires the temporal bullets, but they are sucked into the vortex to catch up with the Doctor later. The Mire Beast eats Miss Brown and the Doctor prepares for the same fate, before a Dalek saucer rescues him. The temporal bullets catch up with the Doctor again. | ||
Narvin tells the Warrior the Doctor is dead, the last of the "aberrations". The Warrior is unfazed, saying he "wasn't him", and Narvin wants to leave to determine what the Dalek saucer was up to. Before they leave, the Warrior pulls up a view of Aridius, and wonders how the planet, once a water world, became arid and was named such in advance. Below Aridius, they spot another vague sphere. The Warrior claims Aridius is not just drifting towards its suns, but being taken out of the universe by more powerful beings, but there is nothing to be done. Then, the two depart. | Narvin tells the Warrior the Doctor is dead, the last of the "aberrations". The Warrior is unfazed, saying he "wasn't him", and Narvin wants to leave to determine what the Dalek saucer was up to. Before they leave, the Warrior pulls up a view of Aridius, and wonders how the planet, once a water world, became arid and was named such in advance. Below Aridius, they spot another vague sphere. The Warrior claims Aridius is not just drifting towards its suns, but being taken out of the universe by more powerful beings, but there is nothing to be done. Then, the two depart. | ||
