Climbing back onto the rock shelf, wading through the waist-high water to walk closer to Jango, she looked around them curiously. She didn't know everyone in the tribe well enough to know if every person from the tribe was present and to recognize every face...but it definitely felt like the whole tribe was here. And it didn't just feel like it in the sense it seemed visually accurate to think everyone was here, just by how many people were present. No, it was an actual<i>feeling</i>inside her, that caused her to just<i>feel</i>the whole tribe, and that it was all of them here.<br/><br/>As Jango took her hand, she grinned up at him as their lips met, wrapping her arms around him and hugging him close after a moment when the kiss had ended "I missed that" she hummed lightly, before listening to him explain how it was unusual, and it hadn't seemed to really happen before. While that did cause curiosity for Kairi, she didn't question or worry over it since nothing in Jango's tone indicated that it was a bad thing. It was definitely curious though, and she glanced up in the direction of Nisha who was talking to the elders - whom she actually hadn't yet met - and wondered if any of them knew of the reason. She decided not to worry about it for now, still feeling bubbling with excitement and energy at having met her shark spirit. It definitely was a one of a kind experience. Even that was an understatement. It was a very warming, wholesome feeling, like something she hadn't realized that had been missing all her life finally was found.<br/><br/>"How long was I there?" she asked curiously, having lost track of the days at some point since it was hard to tell the passing of days beneath the surface of the water where it was harder for the light to penetrate through. Looking up at Jango's face, she figured it had been several days by the amount of facial hair on his face, and she smiled a bit as she reached up to poke and rub at his hairy jawline "You need to shave. You look weird" she teased lightly.