The moment the wire came loose Robin was sent hurtling back as lightning surged over the machine and exploded. The wire beasts let out a screech of despair as the power supply the Wire was using to sustain them suddenly lost its juice and drained them of their power. Each of them fell to the ground, their copper wires smoking and their skeletal forms vanishing.<br/><br/><em>"What is happening! What is happening?!"</em>The Wire screeched as she looked left and right at her dieing soldiers. She could feel her powers weakening away. The boost of strength that the park had given her was now rapidly fading and soon she would be the only thing left. And when that happened, she would be powerless.<br/><br/>"There are two things you should know," the Doctor groaned as he got to his feet and Dusted off his anorak. "One, don't let me talk for ages. I am up to no good when I talk for ages. When I blabber it gives me or my friend time to be mischievous." he said before reaching into the inside pocket of his coat.<br/><br/>"Secondly, I am never unarmed," he spoke before pulling out a corked test tube filled with some sort of squirming green plant. The Wire had started screaming as more of her soldiers fell. Her image was flickering as the feedback rattled the screen.<br/><br/><em>"I can recover Doctor! I can reach out to another part of the park in seconds and find another generator to drain! I will be restored!"</em>the Wire shouted at him, her voice reeking of desperation.<br/><br/>"I imagine you will, but first here's a little bit of trivia for you," the Doctor spoke cheerfully whilst uncorking the test tube with his teeth and spitting out the cork. "On the planet of Rubnerica they have a seemingly permanent electro dampening field surrounding their world that makes it impossible to create electrical currents and for machinery to work. The residents there seem to believe that its because of the special algae in the water creating the field when they're in extreme cold temperatures, but since they can't create an electric current to test it them haven't discovered if this is true or not."<br/><br/>The Doctor held up the test tube in one hand and the cup of butter beer and ice that he had been drinking in the other. He grinned like a mad man before asking; "Shall we find out?"<br/><br/>The Wire let out a cry as he poured the contents of the test tube into the butter beer and thew the cup at the mirror. The moment it hit the glass green foam exploded over its surface and surged outwards like a wave, covering the wires that curled out from the back of the mirror. The crackling of electricity ceased as what was left of the creatures surrounding them became covered in the foam. The Wire screamed feebly as every wire she could have used to escape through became riddled with the gunk.<br/><br/>"You're doomed," the Doctor spoke solemnly as he watched the image of the frizzy haired woman wail. "Hitting you with the algae after the blue wire got pulled out has crippled you. You have no exit, you can't recharge yourself and very soon you'll short out forever."<br/><br/>He stepped back and dug his hands into his pockets. Staring at her with the deep intensity that had burned in his eyes earlier that day, only now it didn't seem so blazing. Instead it seemed cold. "And I'm sorry, but after everything you've done... I'm glad."