Doctor Who: The Wounded Earth - The History of the Doctor

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Chris McKeon DOCTOR WHO: THE WOUNDED EARTH ‘Correct, human,’ Decrix replied, to which the Doctor shot the Sea Devil a bulging stare and muttered darkly, ‘Doctor will do.’ Decrix blinked his own gigantic eyes while Ichtar continued to explain the demonstration. ‘As the graphic indicates, our planet’s subterranean heat levels are far beyond the normal temperature range. The deep red lines visible all over the globe are the underground channels through which the poison blood are flowing. This is a concern in itself, but there is a deeper mystery.’ There was another twitch of talons and the miniature world darkened to black, marked by several white dots scattered in random positions all over the holographic globe. This time Decrix spoke. The scientists of our Duality have traced the flow of the blood to these points on the globe. What they are we do not yet know, but we have been able to determine that at each location there is also a dormant volcano.’ Yes,’ the Doctor said, a deep feeling flavouring his voice. ‘And so are your earthquakes, Brigadier.’ Doctor,’ the Brigadier said, stepping close to his associate, ‘there’s obviously some significance to these locations and the havoc they’re causing. I suggest we form an immediate plan of attack to analyse the situation further.’ Attack Analyse Make up your mind, Brigadier; you can’t blow things apart and put them back together again for careful study.’ The Brigadier sighed. ‘Do you have another idea then, Doctor’ Oh, endless supplies of ideas! And I have one just now.’ The Doctor turned to Ichtar. ‘Do you have a copy of this global map on board your ship’ We have, Doctor.’ PAGE 34
Chris McKeon DOCTOR WHO: THE WOUNDED EARTH Wonderful!’ The Doctor jumped to his feet and faced his friends. ‘Now, who’s up for some underwater exploration’ *** Decades later Sir Alistair sighed from the weight of the memories of what occurred afterwards. He glanced down at his cup from of cocoa; it had turned cold as had the will to remember the past and the terrible mistakes they had all made. He turned to speak to the Doctor but the Time Lord had left the sofa; he was off chatting with Liz and Jo. Lethbridge- Stewart decided not to interrupt his friend’s conversation; he stood from the sofa, stretched, and looked upon Sarah Jane Smith with a smile. I rather feel up for a stroll around the gardens, Sarah. Would you care to join me’ Sarah Jane beamed a caring smile at her old friend. She extended her hand. ‘With you, Sir Alistair, always.’ The Brigadier leaned down and took Sarah Jane’s hand to help her to her feet. At that moment, oddly enough, she also began of think of the past, and what happened to her on that day at Lake Geneva at the end of May, 1976… PAGE 35
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