Jack heard the noise and swung his head around in time to see a flow of water hit the walls of the corridor and rush towards them.
"Oh you have got to be kidding me!" he said, and needed no prompting to spring into a sprint behind the Doctor.
"You know I said I wanted a bath?" he shouted, "Well I take that back!"
The slick water licked at their ankles as they ran, and the level steadily rose the longer they were down there. "There has to be an access shaft or something around here?"
He kept going, everything looked the same, constant corridors of nothing but the same tiling. But then something caught his attention out of the corner of his eye. They passed another corridor, but at the end of it he was sure he'd seen...
He stopped running and stepped back, and sure enough, at the end of the little corridor, thinner than all the others, was the glint of metal. On the ceiling, a few feet above, instead of the mirrored glass, there was a hatch, small, but a hatch nonetheless.
"Doctor!" he shouted over to him, "back here, I've found something!"
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"Oh you have got to be kidding me!" he said, and needed no prompting to spring into a sprint behind the Doctor.
"You know I said I wanted a bath?" he shouted, "Well I take that back!"
The slick water licked at their ankles as they ran, and the level steadily rose the longer they were down there. "There has to be an access shaft or something around here?"
He kept going, everything looked the same, constant corridors of nothing but the same tiling. But then something caught his attention out of the corner of his eye. They passed another corridor, but at the end of it he was sure he'd seen...
He stopped running and stepped back, and sure enough, at the end of the little corridor, thinner than all the others, was the glint of metal. On the ceiling, a few feet above, instead of the mirrored glass, there was a hatch, small, but a hatch nonetheless.
"Doctor!" he shouted over to him, "back here, I've found something!"