The hallway bustles with activity as nurses, doctors, and patients prepare for the day.
No one is paying much attention to each other. The routine is familiar, the faces unremarkable.
Nothing to see here.
There is no one in there. Her room looks completely normal.
"I'm afraid we've worked ourselves into a bit of a predicament. You have magic, but you can't remember that."
"So I won't ask you to. I'm your doctor, and I don't want you to hurt yourself in your confusion. Instead, I'd like you to try to use it."
"How charming. It still seems to be under your control...do you think you could use it to heal?"
"Yes? Do you want me to heal your eyes? I am not sure about the fungus."
"Sure thing."
And assuming the doctor cooperates. He starts inspecting. "I am not good enough at this to be sure that I won't make the fungus worse," he says after a few minutes, "I think I can fix at least one of your eyes though. It might feel weird when the nerve ends start to grow."