"I guess that'd be me, boy" said a heavily accented, raspy voice.
Dain, who'd walked up to the two tall ones all quiet-like, had came up beside the man called Bishop Bishop and greeted the two travellers with a common dwarven gesture.
"Even though scales here mightn't be expecting it."
He wasn't half their physical size, but made up for it with a certain air of presence. His entire existence breathed experience, as well as wear and tear. There wasn't an inch of him that wasn't covered in a wrinkle, scar, dent or dirt. He put his thumbs in his belt and leaned backwards, stretching his back while eying the two of them, measuring them.
"Name's Dain" he said, "Of the Muspel Mines. No need to introduce yourselves, I overheard you just now. Fancy you need another arm or leg to stay alive 'round here, so count me in on any exploring you've planned."
He snorted audibly, blew a big glob of spit into his palm and held it out to the both of them.
"As a sign of good faith" he said, offering a smile that was all teeth but no joy.