"Nor do I, I fear. And you're right, there weren't. Why such a big train, then? Are there going to be more of us to be picked up later?"

Sarai already didn't like the fact that a child was here--despite her clear handle on things, lack of fear, and--well. She was terribly adult, for one so young. It made her feel a touch sorry--but hadn't she been a not-very-childlike child, coming from a fishing village as she had?

The girl would likely not appreciate her feelings, so it was best to push them down.