"My dear, what exactly do you think is going to happen to you?" Davros asked humorlessly. "You're going to die. You will be the first to be absorbed into the Gaia Tree. When the machine reaches maximum capacity it will immediately take two hundred years off your life cycle. You will be reduced to rot in a matter of seconds, where as the Doctor will hang on for so much longer," Davros reached forwards and tilted the Doctor's head up to look at him with the tip of his metal claw. "And once again, he will know the despair of leading another poor soul to their demise."<br/><br/>"Why are the Daleks coming for you?" The Doctor asked, keeping his voice level as he glared up at Davros. "The Daleks know that you are useful to them, but rescue operations certainly aren't there style. They don't care if you live or die, why would they try this hard to save you?"<br/><br/>"They needed a little...encouragement," Davros sneered. "The psychic beacon I placed in the Gaia Tree sent a message to a large part of the Dalek empire and influenced them into coming here."<br/><br/>"So you brain washed them?" The Doctor laughed loudly, turning to Robin and grinning at her. "Did you hear that Robin? He introduces himself as their Lord and creator and shares such fondness for the evil things, but yet he doesn't trust that they'll leave him alive!" The Doctor let out another howl of laughter before smirking up into the blue eye of Davros. "Just, how many times have you almost been exterminated Davros? How many times have they considered you an inconvenience?"<br/><br/>"Your prattling is becoming irritating Doctor," Davros spoke before extending his metal claw and tapping a few buttons on the sinister machine before pulling out a large chunk of it. The two of them became encased in green light that seemed to weigh down their every muscle. "I have no interest in humoring you anymore. I have my creations to greet."<br/><br/>He turned in the direction of the elevator once more before gliding across the floor and taking his place inside of it. "While you wait for your execution how about you tell your dear accomplice about how you let down all the others that came before her?" He asked cruelly before the doors shut behind him.<br/><br/>The Doctor glared at him with bile and disgust as he watched the psychopath exit the room, but the moment the doors shut behind him a grin lit up his face and he turned to Robin before winking at her.<br/><br/>"You're incredible," he said warmly and lifted his hand to hold hers. "We're going to stop them. And it's all because of you."