"I would like this very much." She mused while the general bumping and thumping of the airship comming to a skid on the ground below jostled her almost out of her seat.  "But definately not on this damnable thing." Muttering the last phrase under her breath, s ship finally came to a halt.he stood and braced herself as the compartment came to a halt.<br/><br/>The pilot emerged from a door at the far end of the cabin and greeted the assemblage, announcing they had reached their final destination and that everyone was to follow the stewertesses instructions.  The stewertesses then, in turn, opened the doors of the compartments and bade everyone exit in an orderly fashion, which didn't actually happen.  Everyone rushed off the craft in a mass blob of chaotic peerage, brandishing canes, hats and handbags in order to make room.<br/><br/>"Why don't we wait for the crowd to clear before escaping this thing?" She suggested, handing her glass to the stewertess from before who'd come to collect them.  She impatiently took the glasses from the pair of them and scanned beneath their table for refuse, as though she were forced to much out the space beneath them like a stablehand.  There was nothing, and so she continued on down the isles of the room, picking up loose paper and discarded ashtrays that had shifted in flight.