It all seemed so surreal, something you would see on a movie screen but never expect to experience in real life. The panic that filled the room was stifling, even if she hadn't been able to actually smell it as it filled the ark like the water that rushed into the rooms below them. She was fighting the feeling of uselessness, unable to have any effect on the near-stampede that was beginning to take place as everyone in the room made for the same exit. The feeling was almost suffocating, as if she were already drowning before the water even touched her feet when her eyes found Tetradore again as he deftly made his way through the throngs of people to the tiny island the bartable created. His deep voice managed to carry above the cacophony as he called first her name and then Harley's, she turned to see the woman behind her clearly trying to blend into the crowd as they streamed out. She sighed, knowing the girls story and all the Pack had tried to do for her, but it didn't stop the touch of sympathy the snow leopard felt at her situation. There wasn't time for that now however as she pushed it from her mind, being an empath had its uses but there was no place for emotion in a crisis it would only slow her down.

Shadowing Tetradore she used him as a shield of sorts as she followed him out of the crowd, his parting the waters so to speak allowed her to slip through much easier It seemed even in their panic Weres knew to move out of an Alphas way; instinct is a powerful thing. She wasn't sure what he was wanting of them, but she didn't have to even think about helping with whatever it was. These people had helped her secure a life for herself and pick up the pieces when it had all fallen apart and now it looked like it might be her turn to repay the favor. They moved quickly through the ships interior until they reached the garage, of which she had heard rumors but never actually laid eyes on herself.

A low whistle left her lips as her stormy eyes slipped over the sleek and shiny vehicles, for just a moment forgetting the pressing situation in which they found themselves. That the Were-King liked his vehicles fast was a fact she knew well, she had seen the speeding tickets to prove it, but this was something else. Tetra's heavy voice speaking her name bringing her harshly back into it as he rattled off names quickly before tossing her a set of keys. "Of course," she said as she caught them deftly, turning them over in her slender fingers before moving quickly toward the Diamante first as he had asked. Perhaps it was lucky that she had some experience with cars, the fact that she may have at one point in time worked lifting them before moving on to her more 'cushy' life of crime was something she didn't think needed to be mentioned especially at the current moment. She slid into the low seat, the supple leather that probably cost more than everything she owed so easy to sink into as she quickly turned the key and heard the engine roar to life. As the sound settled into a low purr she allowed herself just a moment to rub her hand across the smooth surface of the steering wheel. Tetradore's instruction regarding the bumper had her eyes scanning their path, noticing the ramp and realizing just what he meant. She winced a little at the thought, but surely a car that needed a few cosmetic repairs was vastly better than one at the bottom of the murky waters. "Got it!" she called, unsure if the response would even make it to him over the noise that now reverberated within the metal walls, but it didn't matter.

She pulled out behind Tetra, trying to hurry but the tight spaces and precarious situation forcing them to take their time maneuvering especially once they hit the docks. Its seemed the throngs of people once safely out of the boat were entranced at the sight of it sinking. She laid on the horn unabashedly, steering around them until she could park the car next to the Bugatti and sprint back towards the ship once more. Without looking she could hear Tetradore tasking Henry with making their path a bit clearer but she couldn't spare to pay attention to it as she slid into the next car, any other time this would have been exciting but she couldn't quite manage the feeling as she did her best to extract the vehicle from the ship with the least amount of damage. She could hear the undercarriage scrape a bit this time around, but that's what he got for only having cars that could drive under a semitruck. Pressing on she was thankful to see the way was clearer this time around, the distant sound of Henry cursing over a megaphone bringing only the barest glimpse of a smile to her pink lips.

The final car was the worst by far, the gap between ship and dock growing steadily but there was no turning back now as she tuned out the sound of metal-on-metal and floored it to the make-shift parking lot, the vehicles that filled it making her consider if Tetradore paid her enough before she hurried back to the docks edge. She felt tremendous relief when she saw the familiar figures of the rest of the pack standing there safe and relatively unharmed, and it almost surprised her. How long had it been since she had let herself care for people, she was reminded of how easily that could hurt you and yet she found it didn't bother her as much as it once had. She came to stand behind Raven as she mentioned losing their home... again, and her heart broke quietly for them. Her hand moved to rest gently on the curly haired woman's shoulders as they watched the ship sink beneath the water with startling finality. Henry's reply had her nodding mostly to herself, she had never put much stock in places as her own family home had never been a place of happiness for the girl, but she knew what they must all be feeling. "Henry's right, Home is wherever all of you are, wherever you make it." She paused, squeezing Raven's shoulders gently. " My place isn't much, but there's lots of floor space and the heat works. You're all welcome to stay if you want or need."

It felt like rather a lame offer in comparison to everything going on around them, but she felt like she had to do something. Perhaps it was for the best that she had put off joining the pack, moving in to the Ark and all that entailed... yet at the same time she now felt more than ever that this is where she was meant to be. For better or worse these were her people now. Her eyes lingered on Raven before sliding from her past each member of the pack before they came to rest on Mira and finally Tetradore. These people stood by each other through anything, she had seen evidence of it constantly and she wondered what it would be like to be a part of that. To feel secure and valued once more, in the midst of this tragedy for the first time she felt hope.