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Sumer and slytha both growled at the Doctor, pretending to become angry. Sumer constantly had to scare people out of his forest, so it was easy for the two of them to pretend to be angry.
"Well, Doctor, we're not all just 'stupid apes' like you're always calling us! and I'm getting downright tired of hearing you say it!" Slytha changed to her sword form and jumped into Sumer's hand as he advanced towards the Doctor.

(( Sure I guess. Just find a good place to come in))

Enough! The master shouted as new walls formed inside of the force field, separating each person. Look, there's no point in wasting your time killing each other, soon, none of you will ever have been born! He walked up to the force field containing the Doctor. Stupid apes, huh? Tsk, tsk, Doctor. I've heard you come up with better long before today...

Trickery? Ha! I was talking about your insults! The master let out a laugh. I'll tell you what, though... If that's how you feel, after I reprogram the TARDIS's isomorphic controls, I'll return the offer you once gave me. We can travel together... He turned around and walked through the TARDIS doors. With you as my eternal prisoner...


Sumer's heart seemed to skip a beat. The plan wasn't working at all!

Sumer shook his head. "I dunno... I only have one idea left..."

When all else fails, find the weak point...

"And go berserk!" Sumer lifted up Slytha and moved her edge into the light. The projection of the force field was redirected like a shaft of light. There was a dull thud, and the master stopped cold, looking down in shock at the fact that there was now a force field sticking out of his chest.

Well... That's not good. He whispered. There go both hearts...

Sumer was disappointed in himself. Striking from behind, especially when an enemy couldn't defend himself, was low and dishonorable. What he had done went against what he knew was right, but he had chosen to follow his instincts. As he shoved the guilt aside, his pupils turned red again. "I did what I had to. You heard him, he was going to go back in time and not only KILL EVERYONE, but make sure that humans never even existed! He is a monster!" As Sumer spoke, he convinced himself more and more of the integrity of his action. "We tried nonviolence. It didn't work! I'm done playing games!" His irises had turned red, now, and the stain was creeping into the whites of his eyes.

Slytha had taken no pleasure in what they had done, either. What I think Sumer is trying to say is that this was a case of the needs of the many versus the few... She could feel darkness creeping up in Sumer. He hadn't killed mercilessly like that in many, many years, and it was bringing out instincts he had worked to suppress...

The master let out a gentle cough. Not anymore, Doctor. The time Lords are going to rise... They're coming back! Everything's already in motion... As for me... I'll be around. We're best enemies, right? With those final words, his eyes closed, and the master died.

Sumer's eyes changed back to blue when he heard the Doctor's explanation. "The... last? You two are the last of the time lords?" and now he's all alone... Because of me. Oh no, I've done it again! Sumer couldn't resist the flood of memories that came flooding back to him. In his first years of life, before he was cursed to be a half-dragon, he had slain almost every dragon in Britain. It was only after he became one himself that he had realized that they had been a colony from a dying planet, coming to Earth for refuge. And now... I've almost exterminated another race...

Meanwhile, Slytha had changed back to being a violet half-dragon. "Ummm, maybe I'm just still resonating from that blast with the laser, but does anyone else hear that ticking noise??