Gia had her head leaning on Nora's shoulder, passing the rest of the joint they'd been sharing off to the taller of the two. The smaller blond looked sleepy, her eyes lidded in the dim light from a nearby torch. Nora had her arm around her as she listened to Kairi's answer, also glancing at Jango who seemed very interested. She and Jango had been so close as kids they were practically siblings and she'd always prided herself on a no nonsense kind of attitude. Jango was bad at expressing himself, for the most part so she'd always felt the need to ask questions he wouldn't.<br/><br/>Jango had expected the answer Kairi gave. It was far too early to have made a decision and there was a lot to think about still. And they hadn't even found her shark spirit yet. There was so much more for her to learn. But in any case, regular visits to the island would likely be necessary for her in the future if she decided to live away from it for the most part. At least he would get to see her then. Whatever ended up happening, he was more focused on enjoying his time with her now.<br/><br/>Still, the conversation was getting a little depressing with all the uncertainty so Jango changed the subject. "Hey, you guys wanna do the ceremony for Kairi tomorrow? She still hasn't met her shark spirit." He looked to Kairi. "If you don't have plans, that is."<br/><br/>"I'd be down," Nora said as she put out the joint.<br/><br/>"Me too," said Gia sleepily. She and Nora had gotten very close and it was obvious where their minds were headed.<br/><br/>"Call us if you decide to do it tomorrow," Nora said as she stood. "We're gonna head home and make some noise of our own." Gia blushed but took Nora's hand as they left.