Well that was a lot of words but what he got out of that was that Yngvi had lived a very different life from the typical dwarf. So he wasn't going to learn the same thing that he might from others. Honestly though he wasn't sure that the dwarf understood that this was exactly the sort of thing that he wanted. He didn't want to know just about dwarves in general but what they were like through the eyes of the very people who had lived those lives.

"I don't think you all look the same. But I still care to know more about you and your experiences. For they are your own and you have lived them to this point. That makes them important in my eyes as well as a key to understanding more about this world and the people who live in it."

Iskandar gave him a smile. "If you like you can even ask me anything about myself and my own world. I will gladly answer anything for you no matter how ridiculous you might like to make the question. Does this seem fair trade?"