Kairi wouldn't lie that she felt quite intimidated under Nisha's gaze. She wasn't sure what was causing the intimidation more, the fact that Nisha was the tribal chief, or the fact that she was Jango's mother. Her being his mother wouldn't weight quite so heavily on her mind if she hadn't just gotten done having multiple rounds of hot sex with her son, but of course that's exactly what happened, so she felt even a bit more anxious under her strong gaze. When Nisha held a hand to stop her from further speaking, she wasn't really sure if that was a good sign, until the woman spoke to the rest of the tribe and similar to her words, Kairi was able to relax a bit as well, though that wasn't to say she wasn't a bit nervous still. Even though Jango assured her she was one of them and so she was equally welcome here, she wasn't sure how others of the tribe would feel about it, though with Nisha's words everyone did indeed seem to relax a bit and started talking again amongst themselves, the volume slowly rising again as Nisha lead her and Jango away into the house, though no doubt some new conversations regarding the new girl replacing old ones.<br/><br/>As they moved into the house, Kairi moved to sit down on the couch across from Nisha when motioned by the woman. Her question causing her to hesitate a moment in her response, not entirely sure how to respond, especially since she still wasn't entirely familiar with all these legends and stories about the tribe and their supposed history. She glanced to Jango a bit unsure, before back to Nisha as she finally spoke up "I'm not entirely sure what it was. I didn't really see it....but Jango mentioned something about 'dark ones' and how it resembled them from the stories he's heard about them" she commented lightly, not really wanting to put Jango on the spotlight but at the same time between the two of them he was the one to have a better idea of what it might have been, and he'd previously mentioned it possibly being one of the 'dark ones', even though many believed them to just be a myth.