"Alright," Sage didn't know what else to do for him, but she would get him to spell damage and pester someone until he was seen right away. She could be pretty persuasive when she wanted to be. Gently she tugged on his arm to pull him from the chair and confidently looped her own through to start down the corridor at a slow pace. She laid her opposite hand on his arm for added assurance.

"Nothing else is amiss? No pain, no itching?" Sage wanted to make sure she had all of the information to translate it to the healers. Hopefully her notes and observations would help them figure it out. "I'll stay with you as long as you like," she added after a moment. "But is there someone I can get ahold of for you?" He would no doubt be more at ease with a family member or friend around. It had to be terribly disorienting to lose the one sense everyone used most often to navigate the world. He was handling it pretty well.