The Dalek stood still as it regarded the Doctor's threat. It's eye adjusted, looking from the Doctor to Robin, as if considering whether they were truly a force to be reckoned with. Then, after a moments consideration, it spoke to them in its crackly monotone voice.<strong>"Request, DENIED! The Doctor will be EXTERMINATED!"</strong><br/><br/>"Then consider negotiations over," the Doctor spat before throwing an object to the ground that he had taken from his anorak pocket. Purple mist exploded around them the moment it hit the floor. The Dalek let out a strangled growl of frustration as sparks began to course the length of its telescopic eye. It's tank like body began to twirl on the spot, obviously blinded by the strange blue mist.<br/><br/>"Pocket Nebula Storm. It'll disrupt its vision, but only for a few seconds," the Doctor spoke into Robin's ear after crossing the room towards her in two big steps. In his free hand he held up another object that seemed to resemble a futuristic power drill with a solid glass spike instead of a metal point. He pointed it at the wall of the house and pushed down on the trigger, causing a bright flash of twisting blue light to explode from the end of it and swirl against the wall. The bricks behind it instantly vanishing, leaving a clean hole that led to the outside.<br/><br/>"We have to get to the TARDIS. Don't stop for anything, don't look back, just run!" The Doctor spoke to Robin, before patting her on the shoulder and forcing her through the hole in the wall.<br/><br/>"Old man, are you coming?" The Doctor called over his shoulder, but the warrior didn't hear him. He was far too busy with retrieving a steel sword and flinging himself at the Dalek. He let out a war cry before swinging the blade horizontally, expecting the steel to clang against the aliens outer shell, but instead the blade melted away in his hands the moment it got within a centimeter of the Dalek's body.<br/><br/>The old man screamed as the melted blade scorched his hand, before letting out a higher pitched scream as the Dalek's plunger arm slammed into his shoulder and began to suck at the muscles of his arm, crushing the bones beneath his skin.<br/><br/>The Doctor couldn't help him. The poor warrior was at the mercy of the Dalek, the metal being he had mistook for an agent of higher power. The Doctor was sure that if the Dalek could feel joy, it would be pleased to know that the man had viewed it so highly.<br/><br/>The outside of the house was no better than the inside. The Dalek hadn't been alone, several more of the turret like beings hovered in the air above, firing bright beams of deadly light at the houses and the people who risked trying to flee in terror. When they saw the Doctor, they turned and immediately began firing at him and Robin, all the while yelling the same hate filled word at him.<br/><br/><strong>"EXTERMINATE! EXTERMINATE! EXTERMINATE!"</strong>