"I am called Lucas, at least among the humans." He smiled. "My full elven name is a bit hard to say, my mother had a taste for the whimsical fancies, but lets just say I am happy with Lucas. As for my accent, I spent a good amount of time working with dwarves on some project before. Elves can make fancy scriptures, humans can set up ambitious projects and tight schedules for them, and the dwarves can create sturdy work that holds together for decades or even centuries." He smiled in a calm fashion, nodding his head somewhat.<br/><br/>"I am not entirely familiar of the clans, the dwarves I've worked with rarely mention their clan, I know their calling names but apparently its sort of a taboo to ask a dwarf's clan at least among my workers. Suffice to say, I have recognised two different accents, and I got to using this one when working with the Northern walls for those towns that still remember the horned-helmed raiders." He nod his head seriously and smirked.<br/><br/>"My elven side of the family ain't particularily taken with me, my father was an alright bastard if you ask me, but my mom took care of me and raised me well. Just I grew up too fast for my nieces and nephews, too fast for my friends and amusingly, too fast for my bullies." He flashed a brief grin.<br/><br/>"I set out to make a life for myself, and the dwarves may have a bad reputation with the elves but they recognise real efforts, and outsider willing to get his hands dirty is alright by their books." He nod his head somewhat. "Made it to a team leader when I showed talent for negotiating and ability to keep spot trouble with some revisions on plans and such." Looking at Tehr calmly, he nod his head again.<br/><br/>"I can guarantee you I will get what you need built in a short while. I've done a lot of work, and have names to give out to you to check out. Though the fact we're here is that we were called to originally do some work at the docks for another family, that stiffed us and cancelled any additional work when something went sour for them." He rolled his eyes but looked at her. "So the crew is already here and ready for work. Word of warning, don't try and stiff dwarves though. The warehouse they built before the client stiffed them was stripped of all the new materials. The client may complain, but if he ain't paying, he ain't gaining the benefits of their labor. They had to 'do the work twice' tearing it down but its a matter of pride." He smirked somewhat amused at this.