Book: Pirate planet. Page 2

“Which wouldn't have appeared here if you hadn't thought of it,” she snapped.

- Oh-oh, did you show it to the vet? - The doctor behaved so foolishly that Romana involuntarily giggled.

It would be worth talking to him. Rather, listen ... if you have enough stamina, - Romana fell silent, made sure that the Doctor was not within earshot, and modestly added: - You see, I am just his assistant.

"I will never, never again be cruel to electrons in a particle accelerator!"

The more sophisticated the technology, the more vulnerable it is to primitive onslaught. People always overlook the most obvious. Therefore, the smartest thing is to be as simple as me. Well, shall we come in?

- I have no idea. The doctor shrugged.

Romana argued with herself whether to meet death with noble arrogance, or to dive for a desk. In parallel, she noted that it is not so easy to maintain dignity, being executed with a mechanical parrot.

“No, I'm mostly saving planets,” the Doctor replied grimly. “But this time, I'm afraid I arrived too late. Too late...

- Just a bag of gummies. Don't worry, I still have. Do you want a thing?

“I know,” the Doctor grinned. “But weren't we going to behave badly?

These words were followed by a thud, a sigh, and then the air machine flew in silence.

- Amazing! the Doctor beamed. - Then let's go, we'll get ourselves some guards!

- O.

"It is the ability to move physical objects with the power of the mind alone," muttered the Doctor. “Not much is known about her, but 5347.2 on the Vantalla scale is the force that can move one teacup a distance of 5347.2 miles. Well, or 5347.2 teacups per mile. Well, or a whole Gallifrean ceremonial dinner service for 25.462875 miles ...