"But what could the Earth have that a species like the Sontarans would want?" Robin mused, barely paying attention as she turned corners. It hadn't been as hard as she'd thought, learning how to drive in the opposite side of the car. Stress and fear probably made it easier... "If they're made for war, all they would want would be more advanced weaponry, right? And I seriously doubt that two years made a huge difference in the Earth's development of advanced weapons."<br/><br/>Her observations ceased as the Doctor began explaining the Sontarans' current war, and she screeched the van to a halt as the green aliens appeared before them. This time, however, no screams escaped the human. For a moment, she simply gazed at the creatures, her green eyes full of wonder. It was plain to see that her adventures with the Doctor were acclimatizing her to frequent meetings with new life forms... Which was good, because it gave her the presence of mind to listen immediately to her companion's advice. With a rev of the engines, she spun them around, retreating as fast as she could from the group of Rutans.<br/><br/>"Why are they all here, Doctor?" she asked, turning corners hastily in an attempt to get away from all three species of aliens. "The finest soldiers in the galaxy, their primary enemy, and some Autons that have tried taking over Earth before? What could they possibly want? And are there more?" Then, she remembered the pad of paper and the strange words upon it. Turning to the Doctor, she once again halted the van after turning them into a secluded alleyway.<br/><br/>"And what about that memory-proof alien? The Silent?" her voice grew slightly more fearful. "Why did it bring us here? And why did it say I'm not just a human and... bow to me? None of this makes any sense, Doctor."