Robin rolled her eyes at the Doctor's reply and took it as an affirmative. Anyway, what could her actions do other than get her killed faster? From what the woman in the mirror was saying, these creatures were planning on some drawn-out takeover and torture of the Doctor... but all of their scenarios ended in the death of Robin. So she straightened her posture and put her idea into motion.<br/><br/>She began walking around the circle of electric creatures, their chuckling faces all focused on the Doctor. Though she knew all of their attention was on her strange companion - he was the important one, of course - she tried to make it look as though she was just inspecting them. The less attention she drew to herself the better. None of them even looked at her. Good.<br/><br/>Making her way around the circle, she finally reached her true destination. There was a box on the side of the sim ride, inconspicuous and the same color as the wall. It was easily missed if you didn't know to look for it, but Robin did. Inhaling deeply, she closed her eyes and ducked under the "arms" of the electric apparitions, hoping they were still so focused on the Doctor that they wouldn't zap her on the spot.<br/><br/>As she stepped under, she opened her eyes in relief and huffed out the breath she had been holding. Safe. They hadn't moved one bit. As quietly as she could, Robin snuck to the little metal door and produced a key from her pocket. Slowly and silently, she slid the key into the lock and turned it, and the door opened to reveal a blinking panel and lines of multicolored wires. Thinking back to training, she tried to remember which color the emergency wire was.<br/><br/>Confidently, she grabbed the blue wire in her hands, she closed her eyes again, offering a silent prayer up to whomever was listening. Then, she jerked her arm back hard, snapping the wire in half.