"I won't, as long as you promise me the same thing," the Doctor yelled over the sound of the Dalek's cries and the explosions that were caused by their weapons as they shot the ground around them, sending blast of fire shooting into the air as the beams scorched the earth. "We're getting out of here alive Robin, I swear!" The Doctor cried, his fingers lacing around hers as he held on tight and pulled her along towards the TARDIS.<br/><br/><strong>"Stop the Doctor! The Doctor must be EXTERMINATED!"</strong>He heard a Dalek roar from behind him before another beam shot across his head and drew a flaming scar into the wall of one of the houses.<br/><br/>Screams were coming at them from every direction. Whatever had stopped the Dalek's from wiping out the entire village before had now become obsolete. Now the village was just a graveyard waiting to be filled with the unlucky residents. The Doctor wanted to do something, but he knew that right now the only way he could help would be to survive and plan his next move.<br/><br/>With a sigh of relief the Doctor and Robin reached the TARDIS and forced open the doors. Just before slamming the doors shut and racing to the controls, the Doctor took one last glance at the carnage.<br/><br/>The entire village was burning. The screams had stopped and all that could be heard was the sound of the flames licking at the wreckage and the electronic hum of the Dalek's levitation systems. The Dalek's had ceased firing and now stood in a ring in the middle of the village in an almost ritualistic fashion.<br/><br/>Standing in the middle of the ring, clutching his damaged shoulder and scolded hand, was the old warrior from earlier. Spewing cursing at the Dalek's and whimpering over the loss of his daughter and damaged limbs.<br/><br/>For a moment the Doctor believed that the Dalek's had saved the man, taking pleasure in their final kill as they watched him morn the loss of everything he had once held dear, but then the Dalek's began to glow and cast a ring of light around the old man. With one final cry of outrage, the man disappeared in a column of light, followed closely behind by the Dalek's.<br/><br/>"Now that's interesting," the Doctor muttered before turning back into the TARDIS. "They didn't kill him."<br/><br/>He sprung at the console and began flicking at the controls with renewed vigor. His eyes were fixed in a blazing stare of determination as he hammered at the controls, causing the TARDIS to emit strange unearthly noises as it warmed up for it's next journey.<br/><br/>"Go on," the Doctor spoke whilst battering the controls. "You want to know what they are don't you?" He asked Robin, trying to keep his voice calm despite the anger that exploded inside of him. "Ask me if you want. You have a right to know," the Doctor said before stepping back from the controls as the centre of the TARDIS began to glow with golden light.<br/><br/>"So long as you fly with me. You have a right to know the name of my arch enemy," the Doctor spoke bitterly before turning to meet Robin's eyes.<br/><br/>So many emotion swirled within his caramel eyes. Lifetimes of anger and pain, built from countless conflict with the destructive species, glowed within the deepest pits of the Doctor's gaze and seared all good humor from his face. It was clear that this enemy was not as simple as a plasmic entity seeking revenge or a greedy alien willing to murder for profit. This was a grudge that had been formed through a lifetime of war.