Ouroboros Spine b-b-blue sky

@Ruo, dating this for 2/7.

Did the sisters know?
Did they know had badly they'd hurt her?
Did they even care?

The lake had been her resting for only one night. Ying rose the following morning and continued to move toward the coast, figuring that she would eventually have to reunite with the others. Her shoulder stung with each movement; the wound had scabbed over, but each flex of her shoulder pulled the edges apart. She'd been bleeding intermittently since the fight, staining the white of her coat with brown and red.

There was a large incline that stood on her path. Ying stopped and rested at its base, figuring that she could use the rest. She hadn't been able to hunt as well with her injury, so conserving her energy was of utmost importance. After settling into a comfortable position, she allowed her eyes to drift closed and a nap to commence.