<strong>Moving on north and west to Hyrule Castle Town.</strong><br/><br/>((Sorry, just trying to get things moving along, and also don't want Mael to freak out or anything....although she'll have to get used to being on unnatural land though as I'm sure you know Mhina.))<br/><br/>The sun was setting but they had a few hours of light yet before they had to worry about the Skull Childs and the other undead creatures that plagued these lands during the night.  Stalfos Knights were thankfully rare out in these fields but not unheard of, and Sarah knew if enough came at them together they would be in trouble.  Turning to Tyger, Sarah grinned from ear to ear playfully as she tapped the jewel on her sword and her armor appeared again in a red flash before she deactivated it and it receded the same way.  "So, I might be a girl but I am not as unprotected as I might first appear.  Believe me the full platemail is as heavy as it looks but thankfully it's a breeze to put on this way.  I am curious though why you were almost killed by another paladin in your own world, but you seem alright to me so I won't pry right now.  And Mael was it?"  The paladin said, turning to the newcomer among them, a bit awed by her beauty but Sarah otherwise kept her voice and stance at ease.  "I don't know what you mean by what you say being connected to the land and all, but please trust in what I say in that you won't be safe on the dirt and grass if undead creatures assault us.  You'll be safer with us on the bridge if we do decide to stay here."<br/><br/>Still, she wasn't going to make the woman stand beside them if it truly did affect her in some negative way, and Sarah did offer a comforting smile Mael's way to say she would still do the best she could to protect her if it came down to it.  "Well, we could always try to gather some dead brush and the like and make a barricade of fire to keep back the undead from one end of the bridge far out enough to let our nature friend feel the dirt under her toes, but if we're gonna do that we need to hurry."