Greatwater Lake the undertaker's thirst for revenge is unquenchable

@Kitsch. Vague because I don't know the extent of her wounds.

West always found physical pain easier to deal with. It could be masked temporarily in most cases and when it can't, she'd found ways to grin in bear it. In the heights, she'd had an herb supply enough that treating physical pain wasn't often a problem. Unfortunately, she'd left all she couldn't carry behind and kept herself forward. 

Now, she isn't so sure she'd made the right choice. 

Fighting through symptoms of her withdrawal, on top of the physical pain inflicted by the psycho that attacked her, West can barely scrap by to drag her bruised and beaten body away. She doesn't know where she's going, these lands far from familiar, and the caldera simply drifted from her addled mind. Exhaustion begins to creep into the crevices of her body, parts she didn't know could feel pain, parts she didn't even know she had, and she collapses on a hill near the lake. Her legs won't budge another inch, even if she'd found what she'd been looking for. 

A low whine escapes her muzzle and she drops her head. The sound of crunching nearby causes her to look to the side to see a single buffalo standing several hundred yards away. It hasn't noticed her presence (not that she'd be able to do anything) and so West watches the creature, giving her something to distract herself.