Sage made mental notes of all he described; it would be an interesting combination, a stunning spell and a conjunctivitis curse. Perhaps he had stunned his own sight in the process. Neither were all the difficult to treat, but she wasn't so sure the straightforward remedies would suit a case like this.

Holding her breath, she took a careful look at his eyes. What she suspected was normally a nice, handsome brown, was dulled and she could obviously tell without sight. They did not react the normal way one would when faced with such close inspection. "Unfortunately, that's most likely." She said quietly as she leaned back, removing her hands from his face, so she could jot down some notes. Sage perched herself on the arm of his chair, keeping some sort of contact with him. If this was her, she knew she would feel very adrift and panicky if she could not see, nor feel anyone next to her.

"Unfortunately, this also seems a little beyond my realm of expertise. Eyes are so delicate, I would hate to make anything worse." She sighed; Sage hated not having the answers. "But if you're comfortable with it, I will walk you to the Spell Damage ward myself and make sure you're seen right away?" It was the least she could do after he'd been abandoned by her colleague in the waiting room.