"I did save you." She nods, her expression kindly and reassuring, smile making feel like everything's okay. "That's a lot of questions, but I suppose I get it. This is a little travelling home I like to keep. I believe a theoretical physicist might call it a 'pocket dimension' or something like that." She shrugs. "I'm not a spirit. I'm very much alive. Here, have a feel." She leans forward, inviting Luke to touch her, though not specifying where. If he takes the offer, he feels that her skin is perfectly smooth and unblemished. At his last question, she giggles heartily, a joyous sound that makes him instinctively want to make her laugh again. "No, I'm not a mummy. I suppose I get why you might think so." She tugs at the bandages, which has the effect of jostling her chest around, the sight pleasant to Luke's eye. "I'm Vasha, sweetling." She extends a hand.