"Why? A hospital gown is a fantastic piece of clothing," the Doctor said, sounding a little surprised by her reluctance. "It covers almost enough for you to retain your dignity. It's a nice blue color, perfect for blending in amongst the pastel blue snow of the Izamore mountains. It's a conversation starter, because everyone will want to know what you were in hospital for. It can be used as a garment of seduction by showing off what little it hides and in extreme circumstances can lead to the enemy taking pity on you and letting you go, because otherwise they'll feel bad about killing you after you just got out of hospital."<br/><br/>The Doctor stared at her expectantly, as if thinking that any moment she might applaud his logic, but when the moment never came he huffed and walked over to the exit of the room with a childish frown, "Fine! We'll get you some clothes. You're old ones were incinerated to protect the hospital from outside infection, but I'm sure they'll be a clothing bay somewhere on this spaceship."<br/><br/>The Doctor opened the doors to the room and let out one last huff before turning back to Robin. He was about to tell her to follow him, but then something occurred to him that probably should have earned his attention a few moments ago. "Wait, what was that you said about alarms?" he asked.<br/><br/>Every wall in the room turned bright red and giant warning symbols dotted every tile. A piercing electronic bell rang loud through the room, so loud that it drilled through their heads and filled their brains with noise. The Doctor pulled out his sonic screwdriver, covering one ear with his free hand as he winced in discomfort, before pressing down on the button and unleashing the whirring sound and green glow of the sonic device, which immediately silenced the alarms as the volume rapidly dropped.<br/><br/>The Doctor opened his mouth to say something clever or make some silly joke, but before he could even begin a hulking figure in thick red armor entered the room and shoved him back, before pointing a very large futuristic rifle in his face. It's armor was sleek and streamline, and bared an odd symbol that seemed to resemble a cat's head, surrounded by intertwining yellow rings. On his head was a large helmet which seemed to mildly resemble the head of a lion.<br/><br/>"Uh oh," the Doctor said before raising his arms. Several more soldiers had entered the room, each holding a weapon, which was immediately pointed at the Doctor once they came to a stop.<br/><br/>"Look..." the Doctor began, "I know this looks bad, but let's just get one thing straight." The Doctor spoke calmly before pointing a thumb at Robin. "It was entirely her fault."<br/><br/>"You are guilty of the attempted kidnapping of one of the S. S. Nightingale's patients. State your name and make your case," one of the red soldiers growled with a strange ferocity in his tone. His armor differed from the others. The finger tips of his gloves were tinted yellow and there was a yellow stripe along the mane of his helmet.<br/><br/>"My name is the Doctor and I plead innocence on account of she seduced me into kidnapping her," the Doctor replied with a silly grin on his roughly shaven face.