Tehr bowed deeply at the waist and spoke in perfect dwarvish.  His grammar was perfect though his accent was probably heavily laden by his human tongue, "Greetings Master Forgefist, may your hammer always strike true, be it on hot metal or thick skulls, and stay hidden until needed."<br/><br/>Tehr smiled, then took a seat next to the man, he smiled and nodded to the watch.  Switching back to common he said, "That is quite an impressive time piece.  I've only ever seen one like it once before.  My uncle, a master at the oxford learning college, was given one as a gift when he was young.  He consideres it one of his most prized possessions.  You must be quite important to carry a work of art like that.  I hope that my presence isn't delaying you from something else important.  If so I beg your forgiveness and will take my leave so you may be about important business.  But if not, I heard that you wished to meet with me.  If you're half as gracious as your father, I would enjoy your company I'm sure."<br/><br/>He stuck his hand out in a dwarven style shake, ready to clasp the other man's wrist instead of palm, introducing himself, "Master Tehr ir'Wynt at your service."