Saiyan stowaways on the Ark

Therefore, the two of them have time to chat for a while at such times.

"Your strength may have been sensed by the newly born Isamara, which is why it is angry and preparing to launch a full-scale attack on you."

In the doctor's view, the great march of the dinosaurs was already heading towards Tomat.

As for the claim that "Isamara is obsessed with herself" that I had previously learned from Kal'tsit, I have put it out of my mind for the time being.

Because even the Doctor didn't quite believe that he would become the target that Skadi still couldn't let go of even after Haizi had already taken over her mind.

It's not that he's questioning his past relationship and feelings for Skadi.

The Doctor simply didn't want Skadi to live a twisted and painful life because of that lingering regret.

Whether Skadi, as a newborn, still possesses consciousness and longing is something that cannot be disproven.

But no matter how similar Isamara may be to Skadi, she is definitely not Skadi.

Her actions are unforgivable.

The doctor couldn't imagine what kind of painful experience Skadi would have when that conscious self regained control over these past events, if there really was a part of her consciousness that wasn't distorted by the dinosaurs.

Perhaps she will consider all the atrocities committed by Isamara as her own fault.

Therefore, the Doctor would rather hope that he had never been noticed by Isamara all along, and that he viewed what was happening now as Isamara's attention to Tomat rather than to him, because this would mean that Isamara did not still have Skadi's consciousness as Kal'tsit had said.

The doctor looked through the hood's window, speaking his thoughts while glancing at Tomat.

"So, its target isn't you, but me?"

Thomas continued, going along with what the doctor wanted to hear—something the doctor wanted to hear and hoped would become a reality.

Even though it was still just speculation without any evidence, Tomat's response still put her at ease.

"Hmm... I hope so."