Tehr made a determined effort to keep one eye on the Queen, specifically on the members of House Dale in relation to her, all night long.   But that didn't mean he couldn't bow his head at the two gentlemen.  "Sirs, it is my great honor to present to you Lady Emily.  Daughter of the noble house Ravos.  Please do not let her extreme beauty blind you, I begged her to grace my side tonight because of her charm.  Plus, she exemplifies her house, as a decorated outrider, she much like her house, is small but very powerful."<br/><br/>He smiled down at her, trying to impart every ounce of respect that he had for her, and hoping that she'd take to the joke.  It was a risk, and she might not appreciate the mention of her height, but Tehr knew that it was a way to immediately put the noblemen on their ease.  He wanted people to learn to respect House Ravos, especially if their alliance took wings, but at the same time he beleived that you caught more flies with honey then with vinegar, and making the men feel at ease would make them look at Emily as safe, and not a threat.<br/><br/>"So tell me gentleman, did you know my late father?"  Tehr ventured.<br/><br/><div class="spoiler_container"><div class="spoiler_header" onclick="hideSecond (this);" role="button">ooc</div><div class="spoiler_body">So, I tried to use the dice roller but it lagged out or something and I got two rolls.   The two rolls came in at the same time apparently and I only noticed when I went to link it that a first one had come in at the exact same time.   So I'm going to go with the roll that I had originally seen.  (the fact that it's better should mean nothing, hehehehe)<br/><br/>Diplomacy roll, to see how Tehr's 'joke' is received.<br/>die roll 13+10 for diplomacy = 23<br/>http://elliquiy.com/forums/dicebot.php?r=37461 (http://elliquiy.com/forums/dicebot.php?r=37461)<br/></div></div>