The big man brings his open hand up to his forehead as if a headache hit him. "Dragon's teeth? Now, adventurer sounds naive, but calling yourself by that name sounds a bit presumptuous. You might end up drawing some unwanted attention to yourself from the scaly kind that way. They like to make trophies of 'adventurers' just as much as we like to make weapons and armor out of their skin."
He draws his hand back down and reaches into a belt pouch. He pulls out a silver thread attached to a small pocketwatch. The miniscule clockwork piece looks to be at least a little valuable. He opens the face on one side and looks in.
A voice sounds from the other side, it's that of a woman with a hinterlands accent.
"Yes, I got it all. Take them into the grand hall and have them take seats. I'll be down soon."
The big man thumbs the watch closed and puts it back into his belt. "That was the Marchioness. It looks like you have an appointment with her. I won't keep you. Mr. Skarrald, please take these guests into the grand hall and let them choose a few seats. The Marchioness will be down shortly. I have other business to attend to."
The big man watches and seems to be taking count of minutia about the group. He does this opennly, not trying to avert his eyes as he seems to count off any visible signs of equipment that anyone has.
"Be careful around the Marchioness. She's not just a noblewoman, she grew up in harsh surroundings. She's not afraid to do whatever is necessary. If you ever want to trade 'adventuring' stories, just ask any of the guards in the city. My name is Frush O'Sugil, Captain-General of the Watch."
The door guard looks at the group with an irritated scowl, though he seems ready to show you in once you give a sign.
"The Marchioness does not allow weapons in the grand hall, so the knives and the sword are going to have to wait in the recieving hall."