Nodding her head as Frankie explained it could take quite some time of waiting in some cases, that somehow didn't surprise her. Much like Frankie elaborated on, Kairi figured that for some species it would likely take a while, mostly due to where species lived, and their native regions of dwelling. She wouldn't be surprised if some took a while just because of their traits and characteristics as well, such as if they were temperamental and stubborn types of shark, along with how fast they swam on average and a daily basis.<br/><br/>It was interesting listening to all the new information, not only about Malies, but sharks in general. While she never disliked them, she never considered them much more than any other animal. Though as far as marine life went, she did consider them outstanding and a memorable species. While the thought of waiting in open water for an uncertain amount of time to meet a shark seemed a bit frightening, she found herself also eager to do so, especially with Frankie's mention of how people weren't really just assumed or left for dead out there. And while Jango's awkward and stuttered offer to help go with her when she went to meet her shark spirit was a bit funny, she genuinely did appreciate it, a smile forming on her lips of both appreciation and a little bit of amusement "Sure, I would like that. Thank you" she replied honestly. She may not have known him long, but having someone familiar in the waters with her while she waited did ease her fears a bit, since even without Frankie's mention of the dangerous possibilities, she could already imagine them.