While the lurcher didn't quite go over the railing, it did crash right into it; the impact made a loud clanging noise echo throughout that part of the hall, and its groan of pain soon followed. For a moment it just remained there, arms hanging over the top rail as it tried to regain some energy after that charge.

Stupid human, moving out of the way at the last second like that...! As the monster straightened to an even more encroaching height and then turned toward Sechs, its sharp teeth bared and its yellow eyes glowing with anger, it seemed just about fed up.

And so it lived up to its name and lurched for the patient, grabbing Sechs by the neck and then yanking him forward. It was strong enough that it could hold the human in the air by the throat, letting him dangle there as it decided what to do with him.