His frustration was clearly noticeable, and Kairi frowned a bit, feeling bad she couldn't better communicate with him. She was trying to understand the few words he said with his mimes, but they didn't make much sense to her. She didn't understand how he could be from down in the ocean, the thought of him being related to Jalung or the 'dark ones' not even crossing her mind. She watched intently as he tried again to explain with the few words he spoke, and his words only seemed to further confirm what he previously said that didn't make sense to her. But it seemed to be what he was trying to get across and she was getting it right, even if it didn't make sense. She slowly nodded her head as he spoke of being from under again, nodding her head in understanding, though brows still furrowed in confused.<br/><br/>When he mentioned malie and pointed to her though, her eyes widened a bit, wondering how he knew, though nodded her head again "Yes..." she trailed off as she struggled to understand how he knew this "Kairi" she stated as she pointed to herself, realizing she hadn't given her own name "Are you....? Malie?" she questioned as she pointed to him. It would make sense since his skin vaguely resembled how her own changed in the water. But then he went on to call himself something different. Jalung. That name caused her eyes to widen, a wave of fear briefly flashing through her eyes as she instinctively took a step away from him. He was a child of Jalung? Is that what he was saying? Her first reaction was fear, aside from the stories she's been told, also recalling her own encounter with one, and him verifying his existence also verified the existence of it having been a 'dark one' that had attacked her that night.<br/><br/>She looked to him nervously, now a lot more on edge since all she knew of children of Jalung were that they were bad, evil, corrupt beings. And she knew even less than the malie who grew up on this island and were more familiar with their dark tales of Jalung and her children. Frowning, she eyes him cautiously as she tried to communicate with him again "You" she spoke, pointing to him, before then pointing to the ground "here" and then she brought her hands up in a questioning pose, arms bent at the elbows by her sides with her hands flat, parallel to her shoulders "Why?" She felt weird motioning out each of her words, though he didn't seem to understand much English and seemed to do better with examples and signs or images, so she tried to help him understand. If he really was a child of Jalung, why was he here? Weren't they supposed to remain in the depths of the sea? Let alone the fact he wasn't just near the surface, he was here, on the land. There had to be an important reason for that, and from what she'd heard about Jalung and her children, she wasn't sure if it was good a good sign that one of them was here on the island now.