As Christ hangs on the cross, his suffering intense, a sudden, mechanical whirring noise fills the air. The sky darkens, and the ground trembles as a squadron of Daleks materializes around the crucifixion scene, their harsh voices echoing across the land: "EXTERMINATE... NO! RESCUE!"
The Daleks, perhaps on a mission to "protect" a figure of divine importance (in their own twisted way), begin their usual method of solving problems: with excessive force. But instead of their usual destruction, they focus on extracting Christ from the cross. Their plunger-like arms extend, gently, as one of them proclaims: "YOU WILL BE REMOVED FOR THE SAKE OF THE GALAXY!"
They fire a beam of energy to detach the nails, and levitate Christ’s body, taking him aboard their ship. The crowd watches in stunned silence, unsure of what to make of this mechanical intervention.
As Christ is pulled into the Dalek ship, the voice of one Dalek declares, "YOU ARE THE PROBLEM OF THE TIME LORDS. WE MUST EXTERMINATE THEM!"
Of course, Christ, in his calm and compassionate manner, might look around, puzzled by the Dalek intervention, and offer words of peace: "You cannot exterminate love. You cannot destroy what is meant to heal."
And there, in a surreal moment of irony, the Daleks—who are known for their utter disregard for compassion and life—become the very instruments of delivering Christ from death.
The Daleks, caught in a moment of confusion about this strange new "command," might pause, recalibrating. "YOUR WORDS DEFY OUR COMMANDS... EXTERMINATE... OR..."
And Christ, as he looks out at the time-warped conflict of time, space, and divine purpose, might just smile: "No need to exterminate. It is not yet time."
