Doctor Who: Engines of War
“The walls here were similar to those aboard the Dalek saucers on Moldox: a hexagonal crystal lattice, pulsing with the passage of coloured gases and fluids.They passed branching corridors and rooms that formed hubs, like nexus points in a strange, otherworldly labyrinth. Sealed doors suggested rooms and cells, but none of them were open. Other Daleks glided silently along the hallways, like solemn monks in the corridors of an abbey, not even greeting one another as they passed by. All of the Da...leks here appeared to be of the typical brass and gold variety. None of the mutants or Degradations appeared to be present.Soon after, their Dalek guards came to a halt before a large, open archway.‘Wait,’ said one of them in a deep, mechanical monotone, before sliding off into the chamber beyond.Cinder couldn’t see much from where she was standing behind another of the Daleks, other than the fact the walls inside the room changed in appearance, becoming white and opaque. The floor, too, appeared to be made from panels of smooth, white metal.The Dalek returned a few moments later, clearly having checked ahead.MoreLess
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