Tehr was relieved that it was not quite as personal of a death as he had been imagining.  He could work with this, could even maybe help her out a little.  He waited for her to approach.  Smiling as she did so, he nodded, "Well, if she fought bandits and pirates, then she was truly a hero of the land and deserves your praise as well as the respect of the citizens.  I'd be honored to make a small donation to her next of kin if you think that would be appropriate?"<br/><br/>He waited for her response and then said, "I don't mean to sound disrespectful to your friend, but I have need of a body guard and was wondering if your services were spoken for for the next few days, protecting first me, then keeping an eye on our mutual friend, Emily d'Raavos."   He watched her face carefully and tried to continue to concentrate on the spell, especially when he added, "I'd desire your personal protection starting immediately, and pay you for your time up until the morning after a ball at the palace on the night after tomorrow.  So two full days and a half lets say?"<br/><br/>As he said this he moved close to her, just inside her personal space, but not enough to really make her uncomfortable.  He'd hoped that as a previous lover who had made clear that he'd like to see her again, she'd guess at his intentions.