As they sat down and spoke with Nisha, Kairi tried to read the older woman's reception of the information. Thankfully it did seem like Nisha believed them, which had been one of her concerns. She recalled Jango previously mentioning how because the dark ones were just a myth more than anything, there were a lot of tribe members that really didn't believe the myths, thinking they were just that. Jango having been one of them, though it was nice that this whole time he never seemed to doubt her either. Even for malie, her story seemed a bit incredulous. Coming from a mainlander, still new to the tribe and the island, it could be taken by some of the people that she was just making things up to cause a story and commotion of sorts. Especially with the slightly weary knowledge of who her father had been, some of the older members who remembered the man and didn't like him could say that his daughter was just turning out to be a troublemaker just like him.<br/><br/>Thankfully though none of that seemed to be an issue as of yet and Nisha believed her, though, being the chief she figured the woman had to be more more open and receptive of possible threats or concerns. She smiled a bit at the woman when she spoke to her after they had finished explaining and discussing what happened, and she nodded her head lightly "If there's anything else I can help with, please let me know" she spoke, before then recalling something else "Frankie mentioned earlier how you had also wanted to see me. Was there something else you wanted to speak to me about?" she asked curiously, figuring she might as well bring that up since she was here now.