"Oh, alright. We'll keep that in mind. Though I don't think we'll have you out of water for that long." She said thoughtfully, kicking the doorstop out of the way so the door would close behind them. She looked down to make sure they wouldn't miss a step and tried not to jostle him. "The jet will probably have some sort of thing for you to be in. Not much room, but it'll have water for you." she said, almost nearing the bottom.

She smirked a little. "It's something we use for transportation. It's faster than a car, which is what you're going in for a little bit to get to the hotel. It can fly, so, hope you're not scared of heights. We'll be able to Alaska in about eight hours I think. If we go really fast. Less time than driving there." she explained, unsure if she'd explained it well enough. Once they were down the stairs, she motioned for Damien to carefully place him in it. "Alright. Now, hold on." she said, giving the key card to Damien so he would put it in the front desk. Then she started to push the cart at a semi fast speed toward the front doors where a tan mini van would be waiting.

She nodded, checking the time to make sure they were doing good. The walk to the front doors took five minutes, since it was a bit away from the tank. The door was held now by Damien, who had ran to the door after placing the card on the desk. "Well, we'll see." she said with a small chuckle. They went outside and Val, who had been waiting out leaning against the van for them straightened up and looked at the cart with Léan in it and the others before opening the back of the van, which was pretty big and the seats were put away so there'd be room. "Alright, ready to be picked up again?" she asked.

Lyra lifted him him my the arms with a little difficulty as Damien also helped again as they took him out of the cart and onto the back of the van. "Sorry, but.. I think we're going to have to do this, at least two or three more times." she said, slightly apologetic before tilting her head. "And see another human we know. But, he'll be the last one, and he's the one who can take us there." she explained, having noticed his reaction, and knowing that he didn't really like humans.

Val turned the car around after they'd all gotten settled in and hit the pedal easily enough as they back away from the aquarium a decent speed. "Hold on." she said softly before speeding up some more, heading to the hotel.

Lyra held on before taking out her cell phone and sending a text message to Xypher, asking if he was already on his way, and that they were on the way to the hotel already. She glanced back at Léan to make sure he was alright.

She grinned a little at his reaction but it was a good thing he was holding on as the speed increased. It'd help with the jerking of the car when they stopped at a stop light. They did stop on one a while later. Her phone buzzed and she read the message, smirking. "He's gonna be there soon." she said happily. "Only a few more minutes for us to get to the hotel." she said, glancing back.

When they arrived at the hotel there was a lot next to it that was empty, or would be, if it wasn't for the large black jet just landing there and a black and white haired male got off as the stairs lowered. The back of the jet lowered as well, it was almost like a ramp. Lyra waited for the car to stop and Val to park it before opening the door and the back of the car for Léan. "That's Xypher, and the black thing is what we're going to be flying it." she explained.

Xypher waved a little before going to the back and climbing up before appearing down on the ground with another cart, but this one was a bit bigger, and was filled with water. And a couple of fish, a bit bigger than the ones that he was being fed. He pushed the cart close to the van and nodded at Léan in a hello.

Lyra smiled at Xypher before looking at Léan, slightly curious. So he didn't like guys around too much. At least that was what it looked like. 'Well, no sense in making him more uncomfortable in letting him be carried by Damien or Xy.' she thought to herself before she lightly nudged the cart and Xypher back a bit so that she and Val could pick him up and place him in the tank. "Ready?" she asked him.

Lyra nodded, noticing the tails condition and reached in to take a hold of him before they shifted him from the back of the van to the tank/cart carefully. "Well, think of it this way. At least there's only one more time you'll have to be lifted." she offered once he was placed in the water. They pushed the thing toward the jet looking at the van, shrugging a little. They'd pick it up when they returned after dropping off Léan.

Lyra chuckled somewhat as they boarded the jet, the ramp closing behind them. They were in a decent sized storage room, the front of the jet was behind a doorway, where there were seats for about six people, and a couple of areas where they could put their things. Plenty of room. She tilted her head and brought the tank closer to the doorway, locking the wheels so that they wouldn't move or anything and wrapping some hooks just in case. "Xy! How much time will it take us to reach Alaska?" she asked, calling out to the front.

"About eight hours!" he called back before pausing a moment. "Where exactly in the Bering Sea?" he asked, more toward Léan than her.

Xypher nodded somewhat and as soon as the others were strapped in, minus Lyra he started to lift off the ground. "Okay." Seemed easy enough.

Lyra tensed a little as the jet took off, making sure that the tank wouldn't move. "Alright then. Will you be fine here until we land?" she asked after they safely got out of the ground and into the sky, watching the clouds through one of the small windows.

Lyra nodded and walked to through the doorway and into one of the seats to wait. She glanced back at him, since she picked the one nearest the back and tilted her head. "Where's your favorite place that you've traveled to?" she asked curiously.

She blinked, biting her lip to figure out where that was, land wise. "Um.. Near Australia?" she asked, slightly surprised. "You really do travel around don't you?" It was slightly surprising, but figured that maybe it was easier traveling by water than by land.