Blue felt a flutter of disappointment in her chest when Lex announced that nothing had changed. She had really thought that it would work, despite the professionals opinion that it wouldn't. She couldn't imagine how he felt. He'd made out that he was convinced it wouldn't work, but he must've had a small feeling of hope somewhere. And she'd probably made it worse with her optimistic thoughts. She sighed at the realisation. Shit.<br/><br/>But within a few moments, there seemed to be some progress. She looked up at Dicen, and then at Lex, placing her hand on his shoulder and giving it a gentle squeeze. "That's good, right? That means it worked?" She asked, tilting her head. She really wished she had<span style="font-style: italic">some</span>knowledge of this kind of thing. But to her, that seemed like a good sign. So he'd probably regain his sight gradually, right? She found herself playing with her hair idly with her free hand, twirling it around her finger.<br/><br/>The blonde was pretty pleased with herself for assisting. She would never have done something like this a year ago. "Would going somewhere with more light help? Like outside?" She suggested, throwing clueless ideas out. She thought it might, if the torch light triggered something, wouldn't even more light work? The room they were in right now wasn't all that light, it was pretty dim apart from a few small windows in the corner.