He didn't respond to the thanks. He could tell it was hard for her. He'd known some blind beggars before and away from the act they put on to get enough pity for people to throw them scraps, they had been very proud of how well they knew the streets they walked. Of how much they could do for themselves. They knew exactly what they needed help with and how much of that help was too much. For someone who was used to 'seeing', Toph would not yet know what her limits were. But that didn't mean she wouldn't learn them fast enough.

"No," Wan answered her question instead, sighing a little. "A spirit entered me last night and it's energies got tangled up with mine. Scrambled me up a bit and it took me a while to find Raava again. It happened when the rest of the spirit barrier fell. I could feel it coming down, all the spirits breaking away from it... but I was in bed already and I didn't realize a spirit was coming near me until it was already there. Or it's light was. It was so bright... And with how Raava had overwhelmed them before, I didn't think it's coming would be as bad as it was. One of them probably got into you through that light, too."