Kasho made a sort of squawking sound as she turned and ran which could have been his way of shouting for her to wait or come back. He watched her go with a mix of annoyance and sadness. She'd been turned against him and his kind by the surfacers. And it was silly to think she would blindly go with him to meet the others, those that wanted to ascend and live in the sun again. There weren't many but he was hoping that when the others saw them able to live on the surface again, free of Jalung's corruption, they would want to follow.<br/><br/>He watched her leave, making a noise of disappointment as he returned to the bushes to find his spear and returned to the waters. He swam out, far enough away that no one would see him from shore even if they were looking for him. He swam back toward where Lish would undoubtedly be waiting for him, angry and worried. As he went, he noticed the island with the shrine to Nakiki, making a note of it in his mind as a place he could go to get used to the surface. It would be necessary if he wanted to get close to Kairi again and make another play for her help. He would have to do what he could to learn how to talk as well. If he could only communicate to her...<br/><br/>Kasho dove beneath the waves, swimming down to a more comfortable, familiar depth. Sure enough, Lish was waiting. He didn't see her until her teeth sand into his shoulder, her way of expressing her displeasure at his recklessness. He swatted her off, which wasn't hard since she wasn't actually trying to hurt him. They returned home together, her hands signing a constant scolding as they went.<br/><br/><br/>Jango was groggily aware of noise and the absence of a warm body beside him. He looked around a bit bleary eyed, noticing that it was only about 8:30. His eyes found Kairi, looking out of breath and a little frazzled. "Hey. Did you go out?" He asked as he sat up, running a hand through his hair.