"Nope, it just means you're getting with the program!" The Doctor called back to her with a laugh as they turned down the corridors and ran as fast as they could, dodging the fire of Daleks that they ran past and came out in front of. The Doctor looked back at the soldiers as they ran and eyed the swords before calling back to them; "So, what are those swords, why can they pierce the Dalek's hull? Are they made of tempered Dwarf Star Alloy or something?"<br/><br/>"We have no idea Doctor!" Higgins called back to him. "In fact, we're rather surprised that worked."<br/><br/>"That's a good answer Corporal!" The Doctor called back as they flew around a corner and ran down a flight of stairs, taking the steps three at a time.<br/><br/>"Doctor, you haven't actually mentioned this to us," Myers called to him as they ran. "So, just to ask, where the hell are you taking us?!"<br/><br/>"To find Davros. He took the signal beacon with him, I'm following the telepathic trail. Just ask Robin, she'll tell you that what I'm saying makes sense," the Doctor spoke whilst pointing behind him at Robin. "If I know Davros, then he's probably addressing the Daleks like a little pepper shaker army. He'll lead them down to the Gaia Tree once he's done and then he'll be very disappointed to find that we're not there."<br/><br/>"If he's going to return to the Gaia Tree's centre. Then why don't we just wait for him there and spring a trap?" Myers asked, narrowly avoiding a shot from a Dalek that slid out behind him before slicing off his eye stalk.<br/><br/>"Brilliant idea Myers!" The Doctor yelled to him happily before ducking as a beam of light shot at the space where his head would have been, "We'll just wait in a room with only one exit for the army of super advanced killing machines that will be blocking our only escape. Fantastic idea!"