Vye was slightly taken aback by the tone of Rosa’s voice. Vye knew there wasn’t much time to diddle-dally in the alley, but she didn’t think that they were currently in imminent danger of any sort. The only sounds of danger were faraway gunshots that hung in the air. Gunshots were common accessory of New York City’s evening crime sprees and Vye casually dismissed the soft booming as nothing more than an armed robbery attempt. Vye was tempted to linger a moment longer to prove that everything was fine, but she heeded to the senior dragon’s command and turned towards the limo.<br/><br/>She was hesitant in leaving without knowing that the others were following, but it seemed like Rosa had captured the others’ curiosity about the untold events that apparently hadn’t reached American soil. Vye took a few steps forward before stopping and looking back at the motley crew. Without subtly, Vye motioned with her head towards the black limo to have the others follow as she picked up her feet again and moved briskly towards the vehicle.<br/><br/>She stepped forward into the limo, taking up her purse under her arm as she slid down the far window. She hated cars so much, but knew haste was important, especially now, despite automobile’s cramped confinement. With so many people in the car, Vye knew she was going to need all the space she could possibly attain. Vye rolled down the window and gave a small smile to Rosa, knowing that the hotel was merely a few blocks away.