'sic felicem me videas' - what type of clause is this?

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oro te, sic felicem me videas, narra illud quod tibi usu venit
From Petronius’ Satyricon, Chapter 61.2-3

I’m not sure what type of clause this is (the bit in bold). My literal translation at the moment is, ‘I beg of you, thus you see me happy, tell…’ - but this doesn’t seem to capture the meaning correctly.

I can only think that it’s a result clause or a purpose clause - although I’m not sure about this because there is no ut.
Any help would be appreciated!

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I believe it would be included under this usage:

V. Idiomatic usages of sic. 1. In a wish, expressed as a conclusion after an imperative…The imperative may follow the clause with sic

Lewis, C. T., & Short, C. (1891). Harpers’ Latin Dictionary (p. 1691). New York; Oxford: Harper & Brothers; Clarendon Press.

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Thank you!