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'''Saria''' is a member of the [[Kokiri]] who live in [[Kokiri Forest]] under their guardian, the [[Great Deku Tree]] in ''[[The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time|Ocarina of Time]]''. She is [[Link]]'s best friend, happily being the first to greet and congratulate him upon his receiving Navi as a fairy partner, and helps him throughout his quest. Being a Kokiri she never grows older, and remains a child throughout her life. Her fairy companion is pink in color.

When Link leaves the Forest, Saria is waiting for him. Obviously distraught to learn of his imminent departure, she gives him the [[Fairy Ocarina]] as a memento and a reminder of their friendship.

If Link returns to the forest before he meets [[Zelda|Princess Zelda]], Saria is standing in her house and is glad to see he's alright. After visiting Zelda, he finds Saria deep in the [[Lost Woods]] in the [[Sacred Forest Meadow]], Saria teaches Link "[[Saria's Song]]", a melody that allows Link to communicate with Saria at any time.

Seven years later, after [[Ganon]]dorf has obtained the [[Triforce of Power]] and taken control of [[Hyrule]], Link learns by talking to the Kokiri that Saria sensed something wrong happened to the [[Forest Temple (Ocarina of Time)|Forest Temple]], so she went there to check and saw the place was crawling with monsters. She then became trapped by the monsters in the Temple and Link must fight his way through the Temple to save her. After Link defeats [[Phantom Ganon (Ocarina of Time)|Phantom Ganon]] and saves Saria, she awakens as the Sage of Forest, telling Link that as a Sage she cannot accompany him, but will continue to help him along his quest, urging him to accept his fate.

Saria assists the other [[Seven Sages|Sages]] in sealing Ganondorf away in the [[Dark World]] at the end of the game. She is last seen in the credits looking over Hyrule with the other newly-awakened Sages on Death Mountain.

* After Link obtains the Ocarina of Time, if he plays Saria's Song and talks to Saria she will say that his ocarina sounds different and asks if he had been practising much.