The mad man with the bizarre device and an anorak didn't answer at first, he just kept pulling Robin along until eventually they were out in the open, mingling amongst the busy and excited crowds of Universal Studios. He drew to a stop once they were in the clear and leaned on a nearby wall to catch his breath. Sweat was running down his face while he panted heavily, but his bright grin still hadn't disappeared.<br/><br/>"Wow, when did running get so hard?" he asked between pants before turning to Robin and gazing over her. When he met her eyes he gazed at her in confusion, as if her nose had suddenly turned lime green. The way he stared was a little unsettling. His caramel eyes didn't look so sweet and pleasant when he stared with such intensity, instead they looked molten and angry, but also sad and cold. The look faded and the man let out a heavy sigh before sliding down the wall and taking a seat on the ground.<br/><br/>"To answer your question that thing was an alien," the man huffed before shrugging. "Nothing much, just a plasmic life form bonded with oxygen-free copper wiring with modified electrical conductors and stabilizers. Its child's play really. Except imagine that the child is a super intelligent alien that is able to fuse with a theme park ride and turn it into a death machine capable of erasing life with one touch."<br/><br/>He looked up at Robin and gave her a pearly grin that seemed to melt away all the exhaustion and stress that he had worn on his face. The smile was so warm and genuine that it almost seemed to make the day feel a little brighter.<br/><br/>"I'm the Doctor, Robin. And I'm willing to answer a lot of questions from you that I've asked been asked hundreds of times, but I was wondering if you could answer one for me first," he reached into his pocket and pulled out what looked like a leather bound ID. He flipped it open and held it up for the girl to see. "Robin. How on earth did you contact me?" he asked.<br/><br/>The piece of paper that he held to Robin's face was blank, but most people who gazed at the paper would see the drawing of a rose followed by the words;<em>'Help me Doctor, I'm being attacked in Universal Studios. Robin x'</em>, but Robin barely saw any of that. When she looked at the paper the message flickered in and out of existence, becoming more like a ball of squiggly lines rather than a message.