Book: Shada. Page 2

- Yeah. You see, I am too stupid to understand even that.

- Any fool understands that the book is written in cipher!

- I'm a bad reader. Everyone falls asleep on the first page. If you fall asleep too, I'll run away from here, that's all.

“Presumably you should have seen the object, master. I apologize. I did not have time to complete the scan and did not know that it reflects light in a range that the human eye cannot see.

“I remember well thinking the same thing about you,” the Doctor replied.

“We just had a nice chat about a possible end of the world,” he replied, shaking his head. - Not in general terms, like students who ran out of beer by two o'clock in the morning, but quite specifically about a very specific end of the world that could happen today.

“And I got the book,” Chris added.

- Isn't it obvious? - the young man was surprised. - Having devoted your life to science, you very quickly understand that you have no idea where you are going. You don't even know if there is something worthy ahead. In fact, all that you see as a scientist is huge locked doors ...

- Right. White cabinet opposite the door, top shelf.

- Then help me determine if this milk can be drunk

“The most insignificant of our problems today,” laughed Romana.

“The most insignificant of our problems today,” laughed Romana.

“Then try in alphabetical order,” the Doctor suggested. - "A"? "B"?

“Actually, I'm not that old.