The Doctor didn't say or do anything for a moment, but eventually a smile broke across his face and he grinned at Madelin before squeezing her fingers. "I think that meeting you was definitely a good thing to come out of all of this," he said before gesturing to the TARDIS. "Humans always seem to be able to remind me, that even in my darkest moments, there are still-"<br/><br/>The TARDIS let out an almighty roar as the whole world spun before their eyes. They felt weightless for a moment as they were tossed into the air before they suddenly came crashing down with a hard thump. A loud alarm was blaring through the TARDIS, the controls were smoking and steam was pouring from every pipe and vent in view.<br/><br/>"Ow..." the Doctor mumbled against the floor. "Just....ow..." He groaned before sitting up, very slowly and looking around him. He stretched out his arms and legs and winced as cracking noises filled the air from his bones grinding together. "We've arrived."<br/><br/>He slumped towards the TARDIS controls and slammed his hand down on a large red button that silenced the alarm. He closed his eyes and breathed in deep before gazing over at Robin. "Sorry about the journey. I had to lock on to that old coot from earlier in order to navigate the TARDIS through the distorted Time Vortex. It required a lot of power from the old girl and a very rough landing."