Led mved through the lower levels of The Aquarium like an apparition. She would routinely become incorporeal and pass like a whisp though a tight spout in the crowd. Nobody noticed, partly because they were, for the most part, inebriated or on some kind of mind-altering substance. Led noticed the abscence of anyone on the harder substances she knew of, a feature, no doubt, of Kathryn's strong moral feelings on certain issues.<br/><br/>She made her way upward, observing as she went. Her vision, her senses were easily powerful enough to sort through the crowd. It was interesting, seeing othe Vampires in such numbers. They seemed to be in groups, mingling, but never fully engaging with humans. These were, no doubt, Kathryn's humanistic kin. She didn't mind, she was a strong believer in personal freedom, and she wouldn't deny them their habits.<br/><br/>She finally made her way upward onto the roof. She had no doubtthat Kathryn would be waiting in the zepplin. She'd been on one before, and though she considered zepplin travel far superior to that of airplanes, she'd never considered owning one herself.<br/><br/>She once again dissolved into a kind of thick smoke, which rose from her place toward the blimp. It had a kind of surging quality, like it was flying rather than simply rising.<br/><br/>It only took a moment for her mass, to move inside the zepplin itself. When Lex reappeared, she was looking at a large aquarium.<br/><br/>The necessary ventilation from the exterior of the zepplin, throughout the craft had prvieed her entry, though, there were few places on earth that an Elder Atranis could not reach.<br/><br/>She shifted slightly on her stillerto heels. The fish seemed uneasy at her presence, though she knew even fish could sense a predator, and an unnatural one at that. She smiled at them, and continued to watch, seeming little concerned with her surroundings beyond her most recent amusement.