The vote from the captain to Lang's seemingly crazy plan to get everyone and all the supplies to shore is luckily blessing enough to get things underway. Though Lang did overestimate how many were to be left dependent on the aquatically capable for safe transport. "While I can only speak for myself in this regard, I am capable of keeping my stomachs safe for passengers. The only other place I personally have could be embarrassing for all parties."<br/><br/>The fact so many of the people faced with being passengers inside the few oceanically adapted folks are willing to be proactive about it is a relief. Even if one case feels like a deliberate avoidance of contact with Lang, silver lining and all that. Similarly, Taizee's impromptu second announcement of the situation removes any chance of missing it due to Lang's previous dash of subtlety about it. "Similarly, I should be able to fit several people. If our unexpected guest from the deep is able and willing to contribute to this endeavor there shouldn't be any issues getting everyone and everything safely to land." She amends before noticing said guest is being proactive about contributing. Hopefully in the intended manner.<br/><br/>Lang hasn't changed much since the group from Redscale and the ship's crew first made contact so there isn't anything new to really see that hasn't always been there. Aside from the real possibility the frogman never got a chance to look at the tauric woman up close before this. "Don't worry. I am something of a professional at this." she mentions while reaching her arm down toward him to get things moving. The sooner everyone is stored away the sooner they can get swimming and so on.