Adam Douglas. Doctor Who: Doctor Vs the Krikkitians (№ 431600)

Before that active intervention of Borus, it was so that syak had a certain weakness for the Doctor. During his long, long career, he trained many successful engineers of time, quantum mechanics, archivists of the theory of relativity, and so on. All these Time Lords reached significant heights - and he forgot about all of them, usually not needing anyone's services. But the Doctor was out of the ordinary. Of course, he was like a splinter in the heel, but - all the same. Even though Borus did not encourage the education of renegades, it was at least interesting to have intimate conversations with the Doctor. And the Doctor was so fond of scrapes and so zealously got involved in all sorts of unbelievable things that sometimes it simply did not seem possible to keep track of all his illegal actions. His infamous ancient, even by Gallifrey's standards, the TARDIS was thrown from one hotspot to the next. Nevertheless, the Doctor turned out to be extremely lucky - considering how many times his life was in imminent danger (he was constantly pursued, shot, tortured, fed to black holes, dragged through temporal storms, announced a vendetta - annoyed in every way, in other words), he always won at the very last moment.