Once Jango had followed along after her, she swam through the waters with him, first just getting used to the feeling of swimming around in the open water, and the differences to her body that allowed her to adapt and swim more easily in the water, and even a bit deeper than humans cared to go to without equipment anyways. Once used to her new aquatic characteristics, she started to swim around more curiously, diving near the reefs as she watched the colorful fish roaming around the coral, a sea turtle lazily grazing on some vegetation that sprouted between the reefs. She smiled a bit in awed wonder, admiring it as she continued to swim a bit more up the coast and around the island, occasionally glancing back to note where Jango was and that she wasn't losing sight of him.<br/><br/>As they neared around deeper in the water, she noticed a cave in the distance, and stopped as she looked at it curiously. It seemed ominous, and while curious, it also gave her an ill feeling in the pit of her stomach. It was like the cave became instantly pitch dark from the mouth of it, and she couldn't help but be curious, despite the uncomfortable feeling it gave to her. Just as she was lost in her curiosity staring at it, she was then snapped out of her thoughts by a muffled cry bubbling through the water, and her head spun around in panic, eyes widening at the sight of Jango being attacked, and her heart dropping at the sight of a dark, smoky and oozing type of tentacled creature that clung to him. She instantly thought to the stories of the 'dark ones', and if the evidence leading up to prove their existence before wasn't enough, this certainly was.<br/><br/>her feet kicked behind her to propel her forward towards him, quickly going to help him before something had wrapped tightly around one of her ankles, keeping her from getting to Jango. She gasped out, bubbles of air escaping from her mouth as she was yanked down by the grip on her ankle. She squirmed, and quickly tried to kick it off of her, though just as she had kicked that tentacle off from wrapped around her ankle, more were on top of her already, wrapping around her and a muffled cry escaping her mouth as she called out for Jango, struggling in the binds of the octopus-like creatures as she tried to free herself as they dragged her further away from Jango, out of sight, and further into the darker depths of the water.