"I'd say it's nice to meet you Mr. Gallivan, Theo, but that always seems a bit contrite in such circumstances." Relieved that he followed her suggestion and sat back down, Sage had to smile at the rue dripping from his tone. "I am not a fan myself." It was a lot of quick fixes most of the time, but when people were under duress or stress, magic always seemed to respond in kind and the sorts of injuries she saw as a result were often less-than-straightforward.

Giving his hand a brief squeeze she let go, but Sage hovered and kept talking. "Do you mind if I take a look at your eyes? I'm just going to put my hands on your face, if that's alright?" The initial questions flowed easily enough, "Your first time? Do you know what spell hit you? I'm sorry if you've answered all of this already." She added as she tossed her sandy blonde hair over her shoulder and gently placed her hands on his cheeks so she could get a better look at what might be causing his blindness.