Sequoia Coast life can only mean hardly anything

sorry for being a hold up -- i'll try to make this as fast as possible

[size=medium]"I let my heart go, it's somewhere down at the bottom"[/size]

[size=small]Vomit and sand clung to her shivering, raggedy form as tears began to escape from her eyes and down her cheeks. His touch, the touch of another creature was enough to make the confused female jerk her head violently in an attempt to look at her saviour, or was it perhaps her executioner?

Eyes glazed with fear and teeth clattering as she helplessly tried to scramble away from his touch she collapsed once more into the sand, splasing over the muck of her own vomit before finding in her lungs the same burning sensation that had sent her into choking fit moments before.

While she had thought to have seen his face through the hazy blur that took hold of her mind, and could have sworn she heard his voice trapped under the excrutiating ringing her collision had left in her ears, she gave no signs of having heard his soft pleads. Instead, with feeble determination and a violent rasping flooding her trachea she attempted to slide away.
The commotion of her accident had not only worsened her state but also managed to entrance her in a spell of extreme anxiety and terror. A spell that in a manner that resembled the wretched fingers of the waves, continued to cover her eyes and push her further down the labyrinth of hopelessness she had unwittingly entered the second her paws had touched the salty water.

"b-b-bll" she croaked weakly, noting the voice in which she mumbled as barely hers. Not only had her appereance, and the beauty it held, withered until she was left in a deteriorating state of slow putrefaction; but also her her insides, her spirit, had been smashed into smithereens.
"blu-ee" she wheezed again, as her needle thin limbs subdued to her weight and sent her crashing once more to the floor.

There she remained; and judging by the lack of attempts she made to stand again, there she would remain until either the eroding acid that suffocated her airways or the shadow that touched her so briefly ended her.
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