[Narvin waits silently for the humans to leave, glad to see them go. He has to contain the impulse to mindwipe the whole lot. But there are too many of them, and he knows that the Doctor would object. Still, he doesn't like the idea of so many aliens just wandering off, memories intact, after getting a close up look at Time Lord technology, even antiquated Time Lord technology.
Once they leave, he paces the console room while the Doctor confers with his compatriot and stops only once the Doctor speaks to him. Narvin clasps his hands behind his back.]
Indeed. I've already seen one alternative Gallifrey there. It was more than enough.
[He says is quietly. And afterwards he has to follow that up with a snark to try to hide his discomfort at talking about the place the took his regenerations away.]
You were in the Axis once, weren't you. The incarnation who decorated himself with plant life, I believe. Rumour has it that you left the place in a highly disorganized state, as you generally do after you've been somewhere.
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Once they leave, he paces the console room while the Doctor confers with his compatriot and stops only once the Doctor speaks to him. Narvin clasps his hands behind his back.]
Indeed. I've already seen one alternative Gallifrey there. It was more than enough.
[He says is quietly. And afterwards he has to follow that up with a snark to try to hide his discomfort at talking about the place the took his regenerations away.]
You were in the Axis once, weren't you. The incarnation who decorated himself with plant life, I believe. Rumour has it that you left the place in a highly disorganized state, as you generally do after you've been somewhere.