Following Jango through the island, Kairi noticed they moved further away from the areas she was familiar with, and further into the island into the more residential area, where the roads and pathways were smaller due to the less amount of traffic that went through these parts. It was actually kind of nice to be able to see the island a bit more without all the blinding tourist lights and attractions to distract from the islands own natural beautify. While she did certainly love tourist aspects as well since they could be fun, it was nice to get to see the island itself as well.<br/><br/>They made their way through the some more residential parts of the island and up a large hill, where a large home sat atop it surrounded by lights, and as the approached closer to it she could hear the mingling blur of voices in the close distance. She figured this was the house the party was being held at if the noise was anything to go by. However she did notice how as they approached the mingling members of the tribe and people started to notice their arrival, the voices did quite down a bit - not to a completely awkward silence, but enough for it to have been noticeable her arrival attracted some unexpected attention. She herself, wasn't necessarily surprised since by what she'd heard so far from Jango and Frankie, it was rare that people outside the island were called by Nakiki, so her presence at a party was unusual and rare for an outsider to come along to.<br/><br/>As a woman approached them, also strong looking both physically as well as in spirit, Kairi tried not to be intimidated under the woman's hard gaze, smiling politely to her as she glanced to Jango when he briefly introduced her, before then doing the same for the woman back to her. She was a bit surprised to hear it was his mother - not that she didn't look like him, but rather she supposed she just wasn't quite expecting to meet his mother so soon. And the fact she was the tribal chief.<br/><br/>Nope, not intimidating at all.<br/><br/>Why hadn't she'd known this beforehand? Granted they only knew each other for two days now. That's probably why, she figured. Shaking the nerves and surprise from her smile, she smiled politely to the woman "It's nice to meet you. I met Jango the other day when something in the water attacked me and he helped" she spoke, only just then realizing that the said injury actually didn't bother her at all anymore. She guessed she'd probably been otherwise too distracted by Jango all day to notice when exactly it had finished healing up and the pain was gone. "I ended up having gills before I could drown and he saved me, so from there he helped explain what happened...." she trailed off.