Harry was still having trouble assimilating all that was going on. "Game??? This isn't exactly cricket." He surveyed the calm people milling around with the I's prominent on the sides of their heads. He reached up and gingerly touched his own. They weren't entirely uncomfortable, but it was disconcerting knowing they were there and couldn't be removed. "Not exactly the nicest things to have...maybe cricket would have been safer..."
A low gong sounded and as if on cue, the Uagarians began to move towards one building in particular. "Now I wonder where they're going?" Harry said.
The Doctor followed the crowd with his eyes. "When in Rome, do as the Romans...when in Uagar..." he looked at Sarah to finish. She smiled, "Follow the crowd." All three of them ducked into the large building.
Inside was semi-dimly lit that made the whole place have an eerie bluish glow. Harry gasped. Along the walls in every room were hundreds of spaces carved into the walls that held....people...
The ones in the walls were surrounded by different wires and technical whatnots but they all had their eyes closed as if they were sleeping. As the three watched, others were getting into their own little space and nodding off themselves. Soon the whole room was quiet.
"What's going on here??" Harry asked to the room full of unresponsive people.
The Doctor looked around at the masses of people, all seemingly asleep. What caught his eye more than that, however, was that there was a section of three empty modules, sitting as if they were calling out to him.
"What's going on here, you ask? Well, I suggest we go ask someone." The Doctor rashly hurried to one of the modules and got in. Instantly, a transmission beam shot into the I implanted on The Doctor's head. The Doctor went out like a light, leaving Sarah and Harry behind.
"Doctor NO!" Harry tried to react fast enough, but it was too late. He reached into the Doctor's space to try and get a pulse and pulled his had back with a cry of pain. "We can't even get to him now. What was he thinking, getting in like that..."
Harry turned to find Sarah walking towards another empty space. "Sarah..." he got a warning note in his voice. "What do you think you're doing?"
A low gong sounded and as if on cue, the Uagarians began to move towards one building in particular. "Now I wonder where they're going?" Harry said.
The Doctor followed the crowd with his eyes. "When in Rome, do as the Romans...when in Uagar..." he looked at Sarah to finish. She smiled, "Follow the crowd." All three of them ducked into the large building.
Inside was semi-dimly lit that made the whole place have an eerie bluish glow. Harry gasped. Along the walls in every room were hundreds of spaces carved into the walls that held....people...
The ones in the walls were surrounded by different wires and technical whatnots but they all had their eyes closed as if they were sleeping. As the three watched, others were getting into their own little space and nodding off themselves. Soon the whole room was quiet.
"What's going on here??" Harry asked to the room full of unresponsive people.
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"What's going on here, you ask? Well, I suggest we go ask someone." The Doctor rashly hurried to one of the modules and got in. Instantly, a transmission beam shot into the I implanted on The Doctor's head. The Doctor went out like a light, leaving Sarah and Harry behind.
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Harry turned to find Sarah walking towards another empty space. "Sarah..." he got a warning note in his voice. "What do you think you're doing?"
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