When they assured her there wasn't any problem with her being here just because she was the daughter of a banished Malie, she did relax a bit. It made sense that the older generations might have different opinions, considering in most societies and cultures older generations always tended to be the more conservative and traditional of sorts. However, it was a relief to know there wouldn't be any issues with her being here, so she was able to relax a bit since that had been a momentary worry on her mind when her fathers banishment had been brought up.<br/><br/>At the reminder of how crucial it was to keep their existence a secret for their survival, she didn't even have to think about it as she nodded her head "Of course. It didn't even cross my mind as an option to tell anyone. Besides I don't think anyone would believe me" she smiled a bit jokingly to easy the slight awkwardness that had formed in the atmosphere for a few minutes. She really didn't think ill of them at all, and if anything was grateful towards them. Aside from the obvious fact that Frankie stitched up her leg, they had informed her of a lot of crucial information, and how important it was - especially now that she was on the island. What would have happened, and what would she had done should she have gone swimming with her friends and some of these Malie abilities, or characteristics in her blood started appearing? She would have been freaking out, her friends would have been freaking out - everyone would have been freaking out.<br/><br/>"So, aside with all the serious parts of it, now that its settling in a bit more that this isn't some elaborate prank...." she trailed off, her tone turning more open and enthusiastic, curious to know more about Malie, and about this side of her she didn't even know had existed, and side of her that had also been a lot about her father. "You mentioned Malie can take on various types of shark spirits...what each are yours? And how do I figure out mine?" she asked curiously. Now that it wasn't as much of a shock and she was more adjusted to the reality of the information, her confusion and shock had now turned to interest and curiosity to learn more.