[When the video starts, there's nothing more than the sharp rustling of leaves and labored breathing. Then, Rue's face appears, and even in the weak light of the early morning, her worry is visible, almost tangible through the screen.]

You should stay away from the park. [Her breath condenses in small wisps as she whispers.] The new animals in the city are normal...but I think they brought mutts, too.

[She fumbles with the bracelet until the screen shows the source of her panic: a few eight-legged horses pulling a carriage behind them.]

Be careful. What if they brought other kinds? [With that last warning, and another rustle of leaves, the video ends.]

[ When the Doctor wandered into his room for the first time since yesterday this morning, he finds a fez. So, guess what he's wearing when he makes this broadcast a little while later?

The fez, of course.

Because fezzes are cool. ]

I guess they really are trying to spoil us. If I got things right, this has happened before? Things from our planets or worlds or universes - whichever works fine, I suppose - coming here. Or, if you're lucky, it's spoiling. Depends on what you get.

Something to do with the animals? Possibly. But what's with the plants? They obviously come from the outside, since they had all that colour. The animals too. So why? Why all of this?

[ A pause. ]

It's almost like someone's trying to get on our good side. Or they're possibly a little bored.

[Rather than a text or a video post, this time you only hear her voice, but it's not to extend cheerful greetings. She sounds a little strained, and it's impossible to miss the blatant worry in her tone.]

I'm not sure if anyone has heard yet, but... It seems like Salander-san isn't here anymore. I tried messaging her, but she hasn't replied to anything I ask.

And, um... If she is still here, if anyone knows where she is, if you could contact me with information to let me know, I would appreciate it very much. Could you just call me, or send letters, or anything? It would be okay at any time of the day, even at night!

[She lapses off into silence for a while, almost a full minute, but it seems she has nothing else to say.]

...Thank you.