Sequoia Coast life can only mean hardly anything

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

[size=small]The effervescent gurgling of the ocean's foam dancing upon the sand was heard like laughter in her disoriented, slightly hallucinating mind. And as her head spun and her trachea continued to tighten she tried get the mocking sound of the wave's jeers out of her head -- at least until she was no longer concious. Death, being an imminent outcome for every living, breathing creature, was now more than ever, real to Amelie.
She knew she was over, that with the setting sun of today and the receding waves that after laughing at her ran back to the depths of the ocean, she would soon fade from the world and from the memories of those she ever met.
Little did she know that for the one wolf she cared the most, she already had sunk into oblivion.

It was cruel, but it was real -- or it had been until now.
However, this was not an issue she had time to ponder on.
With the high contents of salt water in her system and the line between real and fake blurred beyond recognition, the agonizing creature could do, and didn't even attempt to, anything against Lasher's futile attempts to calm her, and save her.

His soft words were nothing but vibrations to the female, who after every passing second felt her lungs writhing and the very tip of her extremities falling into complete numbness. Time waited for no one, and despite still being concious (barely) Amelie could not get herself to cross to either side of the narrow tunnel that separated the carnal world from the spiritual one.
She was stuck somewhere in the middle, like always, tangled in the midst of things that did not concern her.

Suddenly, as another acidic rush of vomit threatened to come gushing out her mouth she opened her eyes, the abrupt change of light hurting her as the world, for one of the very last times, presented itself before her -- the details of his face and the cloudy sky overhead finally becoming clear to her.
As clear as her deterring fate.
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