[So, James isn't really one to stay put in his room (or more accurately, his cubicle) just because he's suddenly blind. Once it became apparent that everyone was going through this, it just meant that it was another event, and that it would go away on its own eventually. Instead of being, you know, cautious and careful, James has decided the best course of action is to go blind exploring. He can kind of see based on touch, and James is not at all shy about reaching his hands out in front of him and trying to touch anything within arm's length. It would be nice if the closets worked, or if he could find a cane, but he would probably only do something reckless with it.. You know, to see if it would work.

He's probably lost, but oh well. He's just adventuring. And he's just stopped for a minute to play with a swivel chair in one of the cubicles. Hogwarts was very much lacking in this comfortable muggle marvel. But anyway, that's not why he's addressing the network. And you probably thought this was an action post. Ha!]

It's a bit odd, don't you think? I mean, I can't tell for sure, but there's lots of desks, and chairs that turn around on their own, and funny divider walls. So, the setting changed a bit. ...But I thought the event was the whole suddenly being unable to see thing?

[He's been thinking about it for a while, while spinning in the spinny chair. It's helping him concentrate, really. He should probably be more concerned over losing his sense of the room from the spinning, but whatever. He'll figure it out. He's not worried.]

I guess it could all be one, but it seems sort of strange. It would be like having an event where, oh, I don't know - it rains Bertie Bott's Beans and dragons roam the halls. Technically this place could probably make it happen, but I think it's a little too random, don't you think?

Also...just wondering, but does anyone know what floor I'm on? I sort of lost track when I was going down the stairs.

[...Oops.]