Mael smiled at Midna. She seemed nice, and had an affinity for the elements. Different elements than those Mael served, but the connection was there nonetheless, and it was comforting. "I came to meet someone. I think it is Princess Zelda." She said, her features taking on a calmer and more cheerful look now that the nightmare was fading. She didn't want to think about what she had dreamed, and talking to Midna was a great help in that regard. "My home...the spirits are dying. I was sent to find help. I must cure them before the forest dies or I will have no home." Her expression turned a little more somber when she mentioned the condition of her home, but she kept her smile in place. "I did not want to be rude. But i could not sleep where they told me to. It was too soft. And I couldn't feel the earth spirits. Here, I can almost hear them. I can feel them."<br/><br/>She looked again at Midna, intrigued by her. She had never met a creature of the night before. She knew many animals that slept during the day, but Midna seemed to exist almost as she did. It was interesting to meet someone that was, in a way, her opposite. "You live in the night? I am of the day! I wilt at night." She said, gesturing to her clothing which was limp and pale. "When the sun rises I shall bloom again. But my new friends, they move at night sometimes, and I am a burden to them." She sighed. It was a thought that had been bothering her. She knew they would likely need to move at night again in the future, but she didn't know if she would be able to help them if something happened again. "I wish I could help them at night. I am a burden."