Jaku reaches around with his upper trunk and curls around Arakin as he wraps his arms once again around his chest. He lifts up the green naga a few inches and just squeezes as tight as his arms and trunk are able. "Mmm. My dear Ara, it's not magic. It's biology. There is an immense difference in how the soul works inside something that is designed to welcome it in, versus something holding it captive." He chuckles a little. "Next time, feed your womb before your belly, and I promise that you will understand."<br/><br/>Jaku purrs heavily, and gives his lovely mate a warm kiss as she licks across his cheeks. He holds her close and stands tall, watching with great delight as Tamara's tail laps over Kellus' genital slit. His lower trunk simply cant help but lift up and nudge his mate's snout gently against the front of the newborns scaled hip. But as Jaku lets out a coy giggle, he's quickly interrupted by the captain pushing walking towards them. He stands quietly and listens to Arakin and the Captain.<br/><br/><br/>During Arakin's and Kellus' thankful speeches, he looks over at the small lifeboats that look like they could fit six humans each and smirks out a giggle.<br/>With a smile Jaku wraps his upper right arm over Arakin's shoulder. "The newborns here are still thinking like bipeds." He chuckles a bit and gives Arakin and Kellus a very assured look before turning his gaze back towards the captain. "Thank you, but We will not be in need, and as Kellus here stated, I dont think your lifeboats could support our weight. If you could please find a quiet corner with a beach and get us as close as you can, we would be most grateful. We can honestly swim for miles, and do not need boats or magics to carry us."<br/><br/>Jaku takes a deep breath and stands just a few inches taller than the rest of the nagas. "I have to be honest, your generosity, kindness, and actually awe inspiring protection has been second to none. I want to thank you from all of our hearts, and offer you, and as many of your crew as would like to come with us, and of course.. become one like us." Jaku smiles with a deep sincerity and tenderness towards the captain, then looks at his family with a great amount of pride in his eyes. "I've seen 'the look" in some of your crew. Please let them choose for themselves. And if they choose to return, depending on how many join us, will be able to return one member each year, four if we all carry."<br/><br/>Jaku grins as he watches the strangeness, and gravity of his offer work its way through the captains mind. He really enjoys watching humans think outside their norm, and discovering all the new possibilities there in. He happily stands there, waiting for his reply.<br/><br/>But for a second, he turns his gaze towards Tamara. "What about the otters?"