Not one to remind her passengers of their situation, Lang leaves whatever movement is going on in there to them as she does her part as an outboard motor to get everyone fortunate enough to be on a boat to shore. There's plenty of time for whatever it is going on in there to be done and over before reaching land.<br/><br/>Once land is reached though that reminder finally comes as Lang starts to expel the three of them. Or two of them as the case may turn out to be. With an ease that stands in contrast to her counterpart's externally assisted method, Lang accomplishes it all via internal muscle movement to push everyone back out. Also contrasted is the tact she shows tact in not mentioning the hunger adjacent feeling of emptiness that comes from being glutted like that and suddenly emptied as she gives her passengers a once over to ensure they're okay.<br/><br/>Not that she finds herself with the time to be chatty with them as that same size and bulk that put her in a taxi position sees her drafted into getting the small boats up onto shore. Tai's question has Lang look out at the ship. Swimming there and back again would be less than ideal even while more hydrodynamic than the last length... "It's a little much to tow. Besides, everyone still on board is either amphibious or deemed able to make the trip by the captain. She doesn't strike me as the sort to be wrong about that kind of judgement."