Sandra blinked a little in confusion as Ophelia suddenly got up to change.  It confused her a little that she'd waited around for so long when the plan had been just to unpack and then continue out, but it simply proved that it had been a mistake to try to stop in the first place.  The Black Forest was huge, and she wanted every hour of daylight she could get in order to fully investigate the area.  Hopefully Paul and Ken would have been able to unpack by now as well; she went out to go and check on them.<br/><br/>As she walked alone and thought, however, it occurred to her that perhaps she was being too hard on some of the newer Scions.  Some of them didn't really know how to fight and had probably never even seen Titanspawn before.  Sandra was not and had never been a natural leader, and she was probably pushing people too hard, but she didn't want anyone to get careless and end up dead.<br/><br/>Her experiences with Fate differed greatly from what she expected the others had been through.  She'd met others who had the fortune of a Fate where the clock stopped, and whenever people arrived in an area, that was the perfect time to arrive.  She hoped that such fortune would carry over through the rest of the Band, but in her experience, the clock never stopped ticking.  If she stopped for half an hour to rest, it meant that she was half an hour late to something else where she was needed, and half an hour was usually far too late.<br/><br/>Worse still was when Fate dragged her off on a side adventure, which would easily happen just about anywhere.  Side quests often took time, but unless she could get Fate to be patient if one occurred, then they would all miss the boat on whatever was going to happen.  If something happened in the hotel and they ended up missing out on any Black Forest clues as a result, she wasn't sure what she would do.