When Jango changed the topic off after it had been answered and it kind of just ended and died, Kairi was relieved. It wasn't a hard thing to talk about necessarily, but it was just something she didn't have an answer for, and she didn't really want to think about something as complicated as that. She knew she couldn't put it off forever, and eventually she'd have to come to a decision about what she was going to do. it wasn't as though she had anything immediately serious and important back on the mainland. She had an average job, with an average life. She had friends, sure, but friends came and went as life progressed all the time - she could still easily keep in contact with them if she wanted to. She had family too, though not much. She had her mother, whom she didn't live with anymore but did live nearby. She had extended family as well on her mothers side, though she didn't talk to them all that much really, so it wouldn't be hard to move from them. She would feel guilty leaving her mother though - not that her mother didn't have anyone else. She and her mother had been pretty close, considering they were the only immediate family they both had after her father had died at such a young age, and particularly for Kairi, who didn't have any siblings growing up, just her mom. When the time came around for her to have to make a decision, it would definitely take a lot of thinking and consideration. Right now, it was so unclear because aside from really liking Jango, she hadn't been on the island long enough to grow particularly attached to it or her heritage. But she figured that might change when she met her shark spirit, since that would make everything definitely all the more real for her.<br/><br/>Mentally shaking her head, she turned her attention back to Jango as he kindly changed the topic, though, when he brought up doing the ceremony for her tomorrow she was a bit surprised. Sure they'd previously discussed doing it when her leg was healed, and yes her leg was now healed, but with the reality of it all the more present, she was surprised at how quickly it had come up to happen, and she suddenly felt a bit nervous. Still very much excited, of course, but also a bit nervous. When Jango turned to confirm with her she hadn't plans or anything, she smiled a bit and shook her head "Nope, but it seems I do now" she smiled, referring to agreeing to do the ceremony tomorrow and that now being her plans.<br/><br/>As Nora and Gia got up to leave, she bid them farewell with a wave as they headed off, smiling a bit in amusement at Nora's comment, before she turned her attention back to Jango "You said waiting to meet a shark spirit could take some time depending, right? I should probably come up with something to tell my friends in case it takes a while so they don't worry..." she trailed off, since if she just went off one day on their vacation and disappeared without word for several days or possibly even longer, it would surely be cause for concern for her friends since they of course had no idea of anything that was going on.