<div class="spoiler_container"><div class="spoiler_header" onclick="hideSecond (this);" role="button">house image if you want it</div><div class="spoiler_body"><div class="floatright">(http://i.imgur.com/fI9r8JT.jpg)</div></div></div>Tehr felt like a little kid, awed at his first time seeing Londinium with his father.  He pressed his face against the glass, eager to take in the sights and shapes and people of this town.  Certainly it was no wonder or marvel like Londinium was, but it had it's own charm, it's own appeal.  He noted the children playing as parents shopped at market, and how older halfling women stood around gossiping and making disapproving faces.  It was the same as every other place he'd ever been, and yet different somehow that was impossible to define.  It was life, shorter.<br/><br/>He gaped at the large home of House Ravos as they approached.  Set back from the town by massive yards he was surprised by it's size.  It was easily as big as his own home that he'd left a little over a year ago.  For some reason he'd expected it to be smaller, but the design spoke to a house that would be comfortable for even a human like himself, and grandiose for a person a few feet shorter.  Eva's driving was smooth and steady over the well maintained roads that lead up to the house and he was taken with the gorgeous grounds and wonderful gardens, which were beginning to be pruned back for the winter which was but a few months away.<br/><br/>He turned to Emily and grinned broadly, "It's beautiful, I am eager to see all that you have to show me."  He smiled mischievously, "As you well are aware of how much I enjoy seeing whatever you show."  He began to turn back to the window and added, "I can only help that all of house ravos's people are not QUITE as welcoming as you and your sister, or I fear I shall not survive this trip."  With a mock sigh he added, "Simply send back my dehydrated and dessicated corpse to my mother I suppose."  Then he chuckled and eagerly waited for the carriage to pull to a stop, mentally reviewing all the rules of etiquette he could remember for dealing with meeting members of an important house, as well as any regarding halfling society.  But he realized he was largely out of date on the latter.