Tehr smiled, "I don't know about neighbors exactly, certainly I would remember if a beauty like Rosalyn had ever popped in to borrow a cup of sugar.  But yes, the Wynt lands are east of Bristol, around Bath.  Bristol itself is right across the Severn river from Wales, and across the Bristol channel from Cardif."  Tehr felt a little silly talking geography with the duke and his lovely daughter.  Certainly they knew the location of the seat of their kingdom.  But Tehr had to admit that he was still off his game from the beauty of the elven lass.<br/><br/>He cleared his throat and said, "Yes, but the queen,"  He trailed off for a moment and said, "How could I describe her?  I'm sure you've met her," he said gesturing to the duke.  But then turning to smile at Rosalyn he said, "But if you haven't she's almost inhuman in her presence.  She radiates an inner strength and power that's impossible to describe, and bears a beauty that's radiant and almost emphereal."<br/><br/>Tehr smiled and unable to resist added, "Though her light would be a pale candle next to the glow of your beauty my lady."<br/><br/>Tehr smiled and ducked his chin before continuing, "I first met her after a royal hunt.  While I didn't bring in the biggest prize, having only felled this lizard monster, that wasn't what brought the glory.  You see, there was a diseased and rabid bear in the woods, and it fell one of the other hunters.  I happened upon another hunter, an elven woman named Tera.  Tera and I then came across the bear and the body of the fallen hunter.  We engaged the rabid bear and put it out of it's misery, and then returned the fallen hunter to his family.  Apparently the act of valor that was shown was more impressive to the queen then any actual trophy."<br/><br/>Tehr paused a moment and added, "I say this not to try to wrap myself in glory, but to tell you a personal experience about the queen's intent.  She values honor, tradition, and justice more than the pomp or circumstance that some nobility might.  While there were trophies taken during that hunt, none compared in her eyes to noble sacrifice and bravery."<br/><br/>He shrugged and added, "Oh and she's a wonderful dancer, though I can only admit to two dances shared with her."  Tehr didn't feel it right to mention that one dance was a waltz, but the other was the kind they had done naked in her private chambers.  But in truth both of those types of dances she was excellent at.  "I don't know if that helps."