As they made their way down the beach, the loud noise of tourists and main attractions of the island started to blur into one distant noise. The further they walked along the shore, the quieter the noise became until eventually it was gone, leaving just the sound of the waves and occasional person or two they passed by some homes. It was nice actually being able to hear the ocean without the background noise of tourists - granted, she knew she was one of those tourists, though it was odd, since she supposed in a way she wasn't exactly one either.<br/><br/>Hearing Jango assure her that she belonged here and was one of them, a part of their tribe and family, it did make her feel a bit more comfortable and welcome. And while she definitely was interested in the party for tribe members only, she wasn't sure if it was a good idea to show up. Unless Frankie and Jango had been talking about her, she doubted many if any of the tribe members knew about her, and she wasn't sure if an unfamiliar face suddenly popping up at a tribe only party would be a good idea. She was interested to meet more Malies, though she was a little hesitant at first, given the past ambiguous history with her father as well in relations to the tribe. Jango assured her that they were family and she was one of them as well, which eased her into the idea a bit more and so she ended up giving in, nodded her head a bit with a smile "Sure, sounds fun."<br/><br/>While she did feel a bit more confident now with Jango's reassurance, she was still curious about this supposed sister of Nakiki, and considered what Jango said while they stood waiting for the tide to lower enough for them to cross the sand strip leading to the island "So, if they were siblings, why would one attack me?" she asked curiously "I know theres still a lot I don't know...but it seems as though Jalung and her children are corrupt by what you said. I don't understand why one would attack a Malie? Or does it make no difference to them?" she pondered aloud curiously "And why would one be so close to the surface if they're said to live so deep underwater, and haven't really been seen before?" she further questioned curiously, wondering if it was just coincidence and bad luck, or if there was something more to it.<br/><br/>As she was trying to understand and learn more about the history of the tribe and its origins, she noticed the tide go down enough and the strip of land become fully visible, leaving Kairi more curious now than inquisitive. Once seeing that Jango was ready, she began to walk across the wet sand with him, glancing around at the water surrounding them and finding it beautiful "So how long does low tide usually last?" she asked curiously, figure they should try and keep track of time so that they could head back across the strip of land before it was submerged underwater again.