"oh....yeah" she mumbled in thought, honestly having forgotten about that fact that they could breath underwater. It was still something new to her she easily forgot about simple facts like that, whereas to Jango it was such a normal part of life, as normal as breathing air was. She felt a bit stupid for having forgotten such an obvious fact but didn't dwell on it too long. Though she did wonder if she could still breath underwater. The last, first, and only time she was able to was when she would have otherwise drowned, and her gills appeared on their own. She wondered if they would just automatically appear underwater again, or if it was something she'd have to consciously think about for it to happen.<br/><br/>Shaking the thoughts out of her mind, she didn't want her thoughts to go off too far and distracted, and as they got up and headed back into the storm out from under the overhang, she let Jango carry her across the sand bar which seemed easy for him, and with a bit of a longer walk down the shoreline to the docks, they arrived at the boats all anchored in the shallow waters. She found herself smiling a bit as she followed him into the boat that was his, and she looked around the small but cozy space curiously "So you live on this boat? That's pretty cool" she commented as she stepped inside, relieved to get out of the rain.<br/><br/>At the offer of a shower, she turned back to him only to pause as she saw his bare and sculpted chest now completely without his shirt, causing her to glance away with a light blush, not wanting to obviously stare, even though she much rather would "Um, sure...a quick shower sounds nice" she agreed, figuring it might be a good idea to reduce the chances of her getting sick. Did malie get sick? Or maybe they had stronger immune systems? She shook the thoughts from her head, remembering something else instead "Do you think I could borrow something to wear?" whether she took a shower or not, she'd rather not stay sitting around in her soaking wet clothes. Especially if she took a shower, rather, she wouldn't want to get back into her wet clothes.