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[Narvin, when not fighting the war in his own reality, has been keeping himself busy by exploring the Plane. Ostensibly, it’s for curiosity's sake -- in reality, he’s been examining various areas on the Plane for his own ends; perhaps as a future location for a cache of weapons, or perhaps just to know which areas of the Plane are most heavily frequented.]

[Today, however, the Coordinator has brought his work with him, in the form of a slightly battered datapad. Narvin himself appears worn, tired, and a bit dusty -- the Vaults aren’t exactly the cleanest place on Gallifrey.

[A familiar flash of silver catches Narvin’s eye, however, and he pauses, curious, then steps over to the Kadenwood tree that Straxus planted months back.]

Now how did you get here?

[But the tree is not likely to answer him, so Narvin just shakes his head, sitting at the base of it. It’s a pleasant enough place to do his work, and this little piece of home makes for good motivation -- he hasn’t seen a Kadenwood tree in weeks.]

[Still, it doesn’t take long for Narvin’s exhaustion to catch up with him, despite his stubborn, paranoid refusal to sleep. He stifles a yawn and sets the datapad down, fighting drowsiness. It’s a losing battle, however, and he dozes off, one hand resting on the staser at his side.]

[[Enjoy your sleep-deprived Coordinator, Plane residents. Don't worry, he won't kill anyone with that staser. Narvin's paranoid, but not stupid, so it's set to stun. :) ]]

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He was saving one life; you were rewriting history by erasing countless individuals. Forgive me for deciding that you lack the moral high ground on this one.

And he rewrites history to appease his own sense of guilt. Don't pretend that he acts out of some higher duty to the universe.

No, just a sense of morality, something I realize is rather lacking amongst your preferred associates, but I'm sure you've at least heard of it.

I'm sure the most of the universe will take great comfort in his morality -- as will the Daleks. A shame he was too moral to destroy them when he had the chance; Romana may have never been kidnapped.

[Braxiatel shoots him a look that says he knows exactly what angle Narvin is trying to play and he isn't falling for it] You can hardly expect a renegade to be as thoroughly ruthless as one of your own operatives.

[Narvin merely smiles to himself.] Most of our renegades are, actually. And apparently the Doctor's morality is selective -- imagine all the people he could have saved if he had destroyed the Daleks. Why, it may almost have been enough to sate his saviour complex.

What a shame that his Time Lord training to not rewrite history kicked in that time. If that's the case, why didn't you make use of one of the other renegades? You had a fair few to choose from.