Roman returns with a jar of fresh water and two glasses, munching on a sugar cookie. "Ybouh hfaft tfmo-" he mumbles incomprehensibly as the answer to Lord El Melloi II's dilemma. He sits again and a glass of water so he can help him swallow and soothe his burn.

"Ahh, that's better," he remarks happily. He gives a short pause before he addresses the topic again. "You need to take time to adapt," he suggests, in a very anticlimactic conclusion. "You've become a Servant by an unorthodox method, that's why this doesn't come naturally as it does to the average one," he proposes as he adds a spoonful of sugar to his coffee. "Lots and lots of Servants get things they didn't have in life or lose something, or something is modified depending on the perception men have of them, the fame boost, or the compatibility with the Master but they take it in stride because their existences are to be Servants now."

Lord El Melloi II doesn't have that, he's got to learn, in other words. At least, he hopes he's making sense.

"Even those angry about the changes like for example Lord Vlad III," he comes up with a decent example. Everybody knows how much he hates the legend of Dracula. "He's not learning to be a 'vampire', because that's integrated into his saint graph."