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Back on Aridius, the Doctor gets lost in his mind remembering the past. The Diviner, [[Talarn]], arrives. Their crew of six people begin traverse the desert, searching for the tomb. | Back on Aridius, the Doctor gets lost in his mind remembering the past. The Diviner, [[Talarn]], arrives. Their crew of six people begin traverse the desert, searching for the tomb. | ||
Back in the TARDIS, Sixth Doctor tells Peri they were nearly temporally displaced, and since he experienced it differently than here, something must be pursuing him through time. The Doctor tries to find a temporal trail but the [[TARDIS console]] begins emanating a shrieking noise. The TARDIS takes off on its own, with no clear | Back in the TARDIS, Sixth Doctor tells Peri they were nearly temporally displaced, and since he experienced it differently than here, something must be pursuing him through time. The Doctor tries to find a temporal trail but the [[TARDIS console]] begins emanating a shrieking noise. The TARDIS takes off on its own, with no clear destination — Peri suggests it is running away from something. Temporal waves begin washing over Peri, so the Doctor attempts to short-circuit the TARDIS. | ||
Hiking on Aridius, the Doctor notes the world is more mountainous and begins to lose his patience. He can't remember a sense of time of their trip. He notices a figure following them in the distance. The Aridians dispute the possibility of this. One Aridian, [[Draylan]], is sent back to inspect the figure. After a while, Talarn finds a tomb, and she discovers a body. Somehow, it is the body of Draylan, long dead and with two bullet wounds. Just then, a particularly large [[Mire Beast (Dust Devil)|Mire Beast]] senses the body, but it takes only the corpse and does not feed on the travellers. | Hiking on Aridius, the Doctor notes the world is more mountainous and begins to lose his patience. He can't remember a sense of time of their trip. He notices a figure following them in the distance. The Aridians dispute the possibility of this. One Aridian, [[Draylan]], is sent back to inspect the figure. After a while, Talarn finds a tomb, and she discovers a body. Somehow, it is the body of Draylan, long dead and with two bullet wounds. Just then, a particularly large [[Mire Beast (Dust Devil)|Mire Beast]] senses the body, but it takes only the corpse and does not feed on the travellers. | ||
