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FOLLOWING JUST BEHIND Kovarian as the personnel arrived at their location the large blue man that caught sight of them jumped at their arrival. "You appear to be closing down, Dorium. What have you heard?" Kovarian asked, taking a seat in the room.
"That you pricked the side of a mighty beast, Madame Kovarian, and entirely failed to run," The man by the name of Dorium told her, "I admire your courage. I should like to admire it from afar."
"We've been waiting a month. He's done nothing."
"Do you really think so? There are people all over this galaxy that owe that man a debt. By now, a few of them will have found a blue box waiting for them on their doorstep, poor devils," Dorium told her.
The colonel working for Madame Kovarian in assistance against the Doctor spoke up when this was said. "You think he's raising an army?"
"You think he isn't? If that man is finally collecting on his debts, God help you, and God help his debtors."
"Why?"
Dorium shook his head for what seemed to be a question with an obvious answer. "Colonel Manton, all those stories you've heard about him, they're not stories, they're true." He gave a slight glance over to the four of Kovarian's detail consisting of Spring and Marina before finishing his statement. "Really. You're not telling me you don't know what's coming?"
"We're wasting our time here," The colonel said, frustrated by Dorium's words.
"Agreed," Kovarian spoke to have the detail shuffle out of the room back on their way to demon's run.
Seeing them leave Dorium still continued to speak on the information he had for them. "The asteroid, where you've made your base. Do you know why they call it Demon's Run?"
"How do you know the location of our base?" Manton asked surprised.
They brushed off the accusation. "You're with the Headless Monks. They're old customers of mine."
"It's just some old saying," Kovarian spoke, knowing what it was Dorium was referring to.
"A very old saying. The oldest," He emphasized to them, "Demons run, when a good man goes to war." Hearing this the group leave Dorium to his own devices exiting back to the asteroid mech where they would patiently await for the Doctor's arrival.
