There was a short chuckle from the old man at Tehr's remark about the reasons he might want his daughter out of the house, amusement evident. He nod his head slightly at the follow words about not making promises, though listening intently on the words on the Dale. His expression remained neutral for most part, but his eyes had widened slightly and his nod was slow and careful.<br/><br/>"I will make sure to check our house has no deals going on with them before the night is done. I dont think we have, but given my relatives, its best to check for certain." He nodded once more, before smiling after Tehr as the master Forgefist was mentioned. "Another time then, Sir." He nod his head in a farewell.<br/><br/>On approaching the dwarven man Tehr could make several observations easily enough. The dwarven man was wearing fine clothing, a leather vest holding a gold-plated pocket-watch which he kept checking occasionally as well. He wore a few rings but they were simple metal bands, with their sole decoration some dwarven runic markings on them. His stance and pose conveyed the image of strength and integrity, as well as willful stubbornness. He carried no visible weapons, but his shirt's sleeves did not hide the fact the dwarf's arms were thick and he looked strong enough to earn the family name.<br/><br/>At the present time he was standing alone holding a mug in his hand, while others might sip fanciful wines he had some cold mead in the mug which he sipped upon on occasions, watching others seriously. His attention had turned towards Tehr as soon as he noticed the man approaching, a hand brushing his dark, straight beard briefly as he nod his head. "May your business flourish and your enemies suffer." His tone was formal, his expression curious.<br/><br/><div class="spoiler_container"><div class="spoiler_header" onclick="hideSecond (this);" role="button">OOC</div><div class="spoiler_body">Knowledge rolls could open up a bit on that, but with what Tehr knows he should at least catch the simple meaning even without a roll. Its a formal greeting and traditionally one offered to someone considered better than a 'neutral side', a positive, formal greeting as such. Dwarves seem to hold a fair share of those and other traditional customs. <br/><br/>I'll leave the response entirely upto you, if you want to roll a knowledge check feel free to create something suitably impressive and I'll try and be around later to trade ideas on-line if you wish. My apologies for the delay till now, the course work I have been doing this week is on Automation, so I've been forced to pay more attention than usual and work on the homework when at home. Right now, typing on a break.</div></div>