When he mentioned calling his mother, she nodded her head in agreement. It was definitely something that should probably be notified to the chief and elders sooner than later. It was one thing to believe they existed in the waters. But for them to exist and be coming onto the island now? It wasn't good, if the tales of their inherit evil and dark intentions were true. When Jango seemed to change his mind about just going directly to the chief now, she had no complaints. The whole experience in itself was unnerving and made her uncertain...but the fact that Jango was now just as clueless as she was about these things happening was a first. He'd always been the one to help explain malies, and all her questions she had as she was introduced to the tribe and everything about it. But for him to now be at a loss...it only caused her to worry all the more.<br/><br/>She got up from the bed, though was already ready to head out since she had just come back from her walk. She was supposed to be meeting with the elders and Nisha anyways, so it worked out well in any case, even if this whole thing with the man she'd run into being a child of Jalung turned out to not be a problem. Still though, at the moment that definitely seemed to take precedent, and once Jango was ready, she headed out the door with him to meet with Nisha and the elders. The sun had only set less than an hour ago, so while it was now dark out the night itself was still relatively young.