Kairi honestly wasn't sure what it was that attacked her, though she did believe Jango when he explained what he thought it resembled, from the features he had noticed about it. She herself still didn't know all that much about Nakiki and the tribe, let alone her supposed sister Jalung. She wasn't sure what she fully believed and didn't from all of these tales about the malie and where their abilities came from. She did however, believe that the existence of malies had to have come from somewhere. Whether it was from a shark god such as Nakiki, or just a mutation in the human genetics, or some other supernatural thing, she had no idea. All of this information and stories were still new to her and hard for her to know what could and couldn't be real, and what was just stories so that things made sense. However she couldn't deny the existence of malie, of course, having experienced it herself first hand not only with Jango and Frankie, but even with herself. It did explain a lot of things, but as far as the stories and surrounding myths such as Jalung and her children, she wasn't really sure. If malie really were children of Nakiki, then it would only make sense that the mythed stories of children of Jalung were real as well.<br/><br/>When Nisha had seemed to come out of her thoughts and turned to speak back to them again, she was a bit surprised by the smile she suddenly received, though at her initial words she smiled back lightly, relaxing under the warmer and softer smile and tone in Nisha's words. She was about to respond, until Nisha spoke up again, her later comment momentarily confusing Kairi before she slowly realized that her words meant she was aware of the relationship between her and Jango, causing Kairi's cheeks to flush. Still being new to the tribe and what others may automatically know and was easy to know, she had no idea that some, depending on their shark spirit, could pick up on particular scents even if they were far faded and washed off in a shower, such as Nisha was able to do. Though, now she realized, causing her cheeks to flush a bit as they were told to go on off to eat and meet the others. Brushing off the awkward embarrassment, though her cheeks still a light pink she smiled and nodded to the woman.<br/><br/>"Thank you, It was wonderful to meet you" she commented, before she then got up and headed out of the house back to the yard, glancing to Jango when he got up to come along as well, shooting him a playful glare once out of earshot "Way to warn me your mom is the chief. That's not intimidating at all" she teased lightly.