Sarah laughed in good nature as she watches Tyger stand up though she does move to help him, too slow though before he manages it on his own.  "Sorry, I'm no angel but I appreciate the compliment all the same."  She nods at Andrew's warnings, having had a few run ins with the skeletal beings already, but they were easily disposed of.  A few swipes with a sword and they went away.  Seeing the man that had fell from the sky snap his shoulder back into place made Sarah grimace despite having done something similar in the past, she starts for the bridge, knowing that the undead couldn't pull themselves through solid stone and so if they were to be stuck out on the road at least they'd be safer on the bridge than anywhere else in the fields that she knew of anyway.  When the newcomer is pointed out by their new companion, Sarah smiles warmly at the girl and nods for her to join them.  "My own name is Sarah Helios, I'm a paladin going on seven years now, though in truth I only finished my training about two years ago.  As for where you are Tyger, you are in the land of Hyrule, this particular spot East Hyrule Fields.  That bridge you dreamed about is the Bridge of Eldin.  From the way you fell out of the sky, I'd guess you aren't from this world, and your dress speaks volumes on that by itself though.  It's not bad, just strange to us is all."<br/><br/>She shrugged, not really caring one way or the other since he seemed like a nice enough fellow despite his strange attire and his mannerisms, warning them in kind terms not to anger him for some reason.  "It does indeed seem we're heading in the same direction.  You're welcome to join us if Andrew agrees, the same goes for you as well."  She says to Mael, though this strange gathering of people does make Sarah wonder if they were bound for more than just traveling to the castle together.  While she didn't have a lot of experience with destiny and fate, the paladin couldn't ignore the fact that things seemed to be working out strangely enough that they were all heading in the same direction and most likely to see the same person.  She didn't believe in coincidence.  "They're right, is there a place we can hole up for the night Andrew?"