Zelda sighs in relief and nods. "I'm glad to hear that." She, like Mipha, has looked out over the field. It looks different to when she last saw it, but she can't deny that Link is in a much better state now than last time. He's still injured, but not fatally. He'll recover from his injuries in time, without the aid of the Shrine of Resurrection.

"I've been assured that messenger birds have already been sent out to the villages and towns, letting the people know that Ganon is defeated, and the Champions are alive and well. No doubt we'll be seeing visitors of all races soon, but... if you want to return home, I will not stop you. Our mission is complete, all we have left to do now is try to pick up the pieces."

She watches over Mipha's shoulder as Otoh clambers out of the wagon and pulls the curtain shut again, but doesn't go far, instead standing with her head turned towards the slightest gap in the fabric. "Once we get back to Kakariko village, with Impa's help, I can come up with a plan for Hyrule's recovery. First and foremost, accessing the treasuries and putting and end to the blight of Ganon's remaining monsters."

Repairing the castle was the last thought on her mind - her people came first. They'd been without aid for a hundred years, without the assistance of soldiers to keep the peace and guard the roads from bandits. There was a lot of rebuilding to do.

"One thing at a time, Princess. First, we need to get to the village."