In Orlesian then: "I've lost some of the feeling. It's numb here and here." He touches the back of his hand, pinches his first finger. "And my grip's no good. It's fine if it's temporary. I don't expect it to be immediately well. But it must be fixed."
He's considerably less halting and careful in Orlesian.
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In Orlesian then: "I've lost some of the feeling. It's numb here and here." He touches the back of his hand, pinches his first finger. "And my grip's no good. It's fine if it's temporary. I don't expect it to be immediately well. But it must be fixed."
He's considerably less halting and careful in Orlesian.