Unfortunately for Ramon, Doc has different ideas about this entire situation.
He can see the hardwood floor of his cabin beyond the doorway, if he can just get them there then they can be safe --
-- his breath catches in his lungs as a sudden wave of red-hot pain stabs into his side, everything in his brain going static as sensory overload blocks out his vision and his hearing.
Somehow, he makes it -- they make it -- to the doorway, but he's already falling, and is very vaguely aware that he should brace himself for the impact with the floorboards, but nothing actually registers in his mind except for the pain in his side.
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He can see the hardwood floor of his cabin beyond the doorway, if he can just get them there then they can be safe --
-- his breath catches in his lungs as a sudden wave of red-hot pain stabs into his side, everything in his brain going static as sensory overload blocks out his vision and his hearing.
Somehow, he makes it -- they make it -- to the doorway, but he's already falling, and is very vaguely aware that he should brace himself for the impact with the floorboards, but nothing actually registers in his mind except for the pain in his side.
And static.