Literature
Plus One
The pain wasn't his nor were the sensations of scent: the burnt fur and the scorched flesh. The charred cloth and the molten steel.
Or rather, that last scent was his, but the sensation was not. He was a robot. Metal Sonic could feel nothing himself.
Nothing, that is, except for Sonic.
To his side, rocks rolled down the edge of the cliff, jumping along the shore at the bottom where they skipped and splashed into the sea of molten rock.
The magma, having already consumed his legs, lapped at his torso. The level was rising, or else he was still sinking, and once the lava reached his head, reached his hard drive, it would all be mercifully over.