There is a Goth nearby, with a mug of tea in his hands. No armour, this time, no axe; no blade at all except the small knife on his belt, and that is tool and implement more than weapon.
He recognises the Doctor that had explained to him about the time loop, and the nature of this place, and greets him with a polite nod.
Teja almost smiles at that. "It is a strangeness that defies perception, one might assume," he says. "Whenever man thinks he has comprehended the universe, a new fact will appear to suggest it is beyond comprehension."
"You got it," he says with a smile. "A former researcher for The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy once put forth a very similar theory, that if ever anyone figures out exactly what the universe is for, it will instantly vanish and be replaced by something even more inexplicable."
"Guide to the Galaxy?" Teja asks. "How bold of him -- to know that nothing an be finally known, and then go and write a guide as if finite knowledge might be obtained! That will take a strong mind, able to partition itself into little boxes."
He recognises the Doctor that had explained to him about the time loop, and the nature of this place, and greets him with a polite nod.
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