"That a girl," the Doctor replied, a slow smile breaking out across his face. "I promise that when I look inside your head we will get some answers. For whatever reason, your brain guided us to that hole in reality and then adjusted once we had acknowledged it. Its very likely that the layers that are distorting it will ease off and we'll get closer to the reason why its in your head in the first place."<br/><br/>"In the meantime, lets be positive and remember that we're in a secret base under the most famous clock in England!" The Doctor said before grinning as broadly as the devil himself.<br/><br/>The van came out into a wide open area that was dark, empty and seemed to resemble the inside of a bomb shelter. The walls were made from reinforced stone and the ground was rough tarmac. On one side of the vast space lay a huge steel door that was so big and bulky it almost looked as if it could survive impact from a warhead. As the van approached the door two cameras sprouted from either side of it and glanced over the machine before the door slowly opened.<br/><br/>Four figures walked out to meet the van as it drew nearer to the door. As they got closer the Doctor's eyes widened and his smile suddenly became even brighter. By the time the van had stopped the Doctor had already jumped out of one of its windows and raced to meet the approaching figures.<br/><br/>In her entire life Robin would have never seen such an odd band of faces. On the far left of the quartet was one of the scaly green humanoids that had been sighted on the bridge. It appeared to be female and was dressed in fine blue and white garments that seemed an odd mix between the clothes of a samurai warrior and those of a monk. A katana sword was strapped to her back, held within a golden sheaf that matched the design of her clothes. This seemed to be something that she took comfort in, for one of her hands stroked the end of her sword fondly as if reassuring herself that she could still draw it and kill everything that stood in her way.<br/><br/>Next to her was a young slim girl with dark hair curled into a bun. She was dressed in a formal white button shirt and blue waistcoat that oddly matched the clothes of the scaly woman. She too carried a sword, but unlike the lizard woman she paid it barely any attention, for most of it was focused on the young boy that walked next to her.<br/><br/>The boy looked as if he had been pulled straight out of Oliver Twist. He was dressed in old fashioned Victorian clothes, which were baggy and a little tattered. His dark messy hair was kept back by a neat leather cap that hung lopsided on his little head.<br/><br/>The final member however was the strangest of the lot, for he was a Sontaran. However, unlike the ones Robin had seen, this Sontaran was not wearing the dome helmet that the others wore. This enabled the creature to show off his bulbous leathery head, which had a squashed nose and very large ears. His face was set in a scowl that would have probably looked menacing on anyone else, but unfortunately when the psychotic little warrior wore it, he just looked like he was trying really hard to stay awake.<br/><br/>"Madame Vastra! Jenny! Strax! Some kid! Now this is a surprise!" The Doctor cheered as he approached them. However, his cheerfulness was cut short as the lizard woman stepped forwards and punched the Doctor across the face.<br/><br/>"Ow!" The Doctor yelped and clutched the side of his face. "Why do women keep punching me today?!"