[ Cisco has a moment of regret, then, that he didn't find the time to prepare Arya a little more for the world she would find on the other side of the breach. He had done what he could, but he had never been programmatic about it. He hadn't wanted to get her hopes up when he wasn't sure he would be able to bring her. And now that they're here, she'll just have to learn quickly, immersed in a new environment. But Arya is brave, and curious, and clever. She'll be fine. And she has Cisco to help her. ]

Yeah, well, I can't walk for days. Or... I don't know, I've never tried, maybe I could, but it'll only take fifteen minutes if we drive, which will be less scary for Harry.

[ He adjusts his hold on the carrier as they come up to the elevator. Cisco hits the button, contemplates if it will be better or worse for Arya if he explains that they will be stepping into a box suspended over a huge height, and decides against it for today. For now he'll keep it simple. ]

An elevator is a machine that moves up and down inside a building so you can get from floor to floor. Everywhere has stairs, too, in case the elevator breaks, but it's quicker and it's good for people who can't walk and stuff.

[ Dr. Wells' wheelchair is still in S.T.A.R. Labs somewhere. When last he'd seen it it was in the med bay. It had been tucked in storage for almost a year, and then Zoom had broken Barry's back, and he and Caitlin had had to go and get it out. He is lost in remembering that when the elevator dings and snaps him out of his reverie. The doors slide open and he steps inside, holding his arm to block the door so that Arya can take her time and they won't close again automatically. ]

You just have to come stand inside and I'll do the rest.