Davros stared back at Robin expressionless. Then slowly, a grin began to form on his face, and soon that grin turned to a laugh that echoed through the cave, high and shrill as it bounced off the walls. He didn't say anything, he just kept laughing like the crazy freak that he was, never ceasing until he disappeared in flash of light, along with the McCrimmon Daleks.<br/><br/>"You're a good person Robin," the Doctor spoke softly as he took his place next to her. "Not many would have done what you just did. Even if he didn't appreciate those words, don't feel disheartened. You're better than him. And maybe one day, he'll realise it." The Doctor turned to Myers and smiled at him before holding out his hand. "Myers, we have to leave. It's been a horrible experience, but I've liked meeting you for a short time."<br/><br/>"Do you want a lift back to UNIT? I'm sure they could still use an old soldier like yourself," the Doctor asked, but Myers just shook his head.<br/><br/>"No Doctor, I still have a responsibility here. I need to bury the dead along with all the other surviving heroes and make sure what little remains of their life force nurtures the Gaia Tree. They'll rest easier knowing that they helped save planets as well as stop a made man," Myers said sadly before managing to salute Robin. "Mam, it has been a great pleasure. I hope you visit some time."