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The urgency that coated his mind lingered until she had finished speaking her first sentences, at which point he relaxed more. He smiled foolishly at her, and wondered what had made him assume the worst in this situation? Perhaps it was a residue from when Jefferson had brought Geneva here. Perhaps he had figured it would be something worse, something war-related, though he knew that that conflict had ended, now. He had been too stressed, all winter long, probably. As the agitation left him, a polite smile grew on his lips, but it was of the uncertain kind until he listened to everything that Zynex had to say. "It's okay; what are the news?" His ears were now lifted in curiosity as he waited for what she had come here so swiftly to say.
He nodded as she stated her business, and now he relaxed fully and let all his agitation leave him completely. While Jefferson had not discussed this with Dawali until now, the Kalona did not really mind. Surely, the Patriarch was busy these days anyways. "Certainly. Perhaps I could learn a thing or two from you, too, then." He smiled at the younger female and continued. "Did you mean a continuing exchange or more of a here-and-now kind of thing?" Perhaps, if the idea was a continuing bond (which the chief was all for, and slightly disappointed in himself for not thinking of already), they should make some sort of agreement. After all, they were already allies; it was only logical that they could cooperate on other things as well.