Looking to the male with slight concern, she was a bit surprised, though also relieved that the welts already seemed to be healing. Another thing about him that seemed a lot like malies. She watched the welts lessen and shrink on his dark skin, glancing back to the sun as if questioning it why it could hurt the male. She quickly tried to work it out in her head, but it was hard to know anything for sure since all she knew of Jalung's children were legends and stories, nothing anyone alive today knew for fact. And then the only probably person who could really give her insight and facts could hardly speak. She supposed it could make sense, if he really did always live in the dark depths of the ocean beneath the island, where the sunlight even couldn't reach. His flesh was likely so sensitive to sunlight that it burned within seconds of direct contact.<br/><br/>As he explained something about mindless ones and him seeming to have stopped them and brought her here, she looked to him curiously "Mindless ones....what attacked me?" she questioned, though again not always expecting a response from him as she more so spoke aloud to herself in thought. She understood what he was saying, though not why. "Are they not the same as you?" she questioned, not understanding why some of his kind would want to harm her, and he wouldn't. Maybe he was just a random outlier of his kind? "Why save me?" she then repeated, figuring that was probably a bit simpler of a question for him to understand, that would equally answer some questions she had.<br/><br/>As he then began talking about something hurting and wanting help, she didn't quite understand what he was trying to say. "What hurts inside?....The mindless ones?" she asked, eyebrows furrowed in confusion. Just as she thought she was understanding him more, she grew further confused again "You want me to help?" she questioned, not sure if that's what he was trying to say, but even if it was, she still didn't understand "Help with what? How?" she questioned before sighing heavily as she moved to sit back a bit, looking at him with a slight frown. She wasn't quite as afraid of him as before, but she was still just as confused, and wasn't sure how to better communicate with him.