Silently following the princess down the stairs under the throne, Tyger’s mind wanders back to what had brought to be at this place. Utter amazement fills him as looks at all of the murals on the walls, but even as his eyes roam the over them he listens intently to every word she speaks. When she stops speaking his eyes turn back to her beautiful and regal visage and he says, “It was your voice I heard in my last dream of this land. So, this is why you summoned me. I am deeply honored, more so than words can ever express. I am curious though. Did you in some way bring me through the barrier between worlds, or did you simply foresee my falling through a tear in it?”<br/><br/>Glancing over at Andrew Tyger says, “I know nothing of this ‘Hero of Time’ but it sounds like it is a mantle that has been taken up in your past in times of great need. If fate decrees that I should be the next to carry it, I will do so to the best of my ability. I expect though that I will be best suited to aid your champion. I am not the knight in shining armor type. I work best from the shadows even my beast is a mostly nocturnal and stealthy creature and it suits my nature that I developed even before acquiring my curse.”<br/><br/>After Andrew asks his question about where to start, Tyger looks at each of the three goddesses thinking about what types of challenges might lay behind each. “I’m guessing that wisdom will test our minds, our wisdom, giving us puzzles or riddles needing answers. Therefore I think we should take that path last as it will likely be the least physically demanding. Courage will likely test our wills, seeing how we respond to that which shakes our courage the most. It will likely be emotionally taxing, not so much of a physical fight. Power on the other hand is likely to be a test of our strength and skill in battle and will be the physical of all the challenges. I think we should start there while our bodies are as fresh as possible.” Without another word or look back he strides purposely to the statue of Din.