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The door slammed shut behind them and locked with a rather distinctive click. The Doctor glanced back at the door-which was very different on this side than it had been on that side-but it wasn't the slam or the door that ended up grabbing the Doctor's attention. There was a loud rumbling that did not, he was quite
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He stared.
No way. No. Way. He'd gone this way plenty of times and they should be out on the field, not...here.
It was still there, this whacked out scene totally stolen out of Raiders of the Lost Ark and amped up on steroids. And then some. Dean scrubbed at his eyes with one hand, half-hoping he was roofied again - seriously, pretty lame when that was the best option - and glancing sidelong at the Doctor to make sure, again, that they were on the same page here. He couldn't tell if the other patient was just plain impressed or shocked or what. Man, Dean wasn't even sure himself. It took a long couple of seconds to get past the fact that the boulders were rolling from one hole to another along the walls, and actually see past 'em. Dean squinted, frowning ( ... )
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He moved away from the door when Dean motioned for room, looking between the door the man was trying to break down and the boulders coming out of the walls and rolling across the room.
Dean's efforts against the door proved futile, so the Doctor focused on the boulders and the door beyond them. "Then it looks like that's our only way out..." he said, indicating the far door. "We'll just have to hope that door is unlocked ( ... )
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Dean could feel a bead of sweat trickling down the side of his face as he did exactly as the Doctor prodded him to. They should be dead. All of these looked random as hell to him and several times he could feel the rush of air as one of those huge boulders came barreling past with only inches to spare. Every time he thought they'd hit a safe zone, he'd spot the Doctor looking at something else, almost sidelong, and then he was prodding him forward again. Normally Dean wouldn't be cool with some random dude pushing him around but getting stuck in some freak obstacle course with a guy who had some downright crazy observational skills there tended to kinda change things. No point wasting time bitching when the Doc had got them this far.
Although he was wondering if the guy had eyes in the back of his head there.
Dude's gotta rock at video games.It was one of those stupid ( ... )
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They'd managed to make it across in one piece, but the Doctor felt there had been a few close calls-too close for his own comfort, honestly, especially being so close to that unlucky collision; beyond the noise, a fragment of rock that had shot by nicked his shoulder. He was alright, but his suit was worse for wear from it; he felt fortunate that it hadn't been his coat in the line of fire... or himself. If the Doctor had been shaken by those near-misses, however, he didn't show it as he smiled at Dean.
"I'm good at... lots of things, actually, but especially anything to do with time. Or timing," he said. "Even if I couldn't predict when the boulders would be coming out, once they appeared, well... It was just a matter of calculating where they would be when. Nothing to it ( ... )
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He threw a last glance at the death trap behind them, and then back at the door. Seemed like they'd just been at this party and if it wasn't for the crushed boulder and the fresh tear on the Doc's clothing, he would've almost thought they hadn't made any progress. All the rumbling and crash of the boulders made it real hard to get some quiet time to just think.
Dean reached out and tried the doorknob.
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