"We do not have many dwarf women, but they possess only a magic which allows them to cope with their husbands and sons," Fili said wryly, an echo of what Dis had often said about them. He lurked in the shadows, pulling her along with him until they arrived at one of the small homes. There were many dwarven crafts here, but no dwarves, which meant they had made for the mountain and Fili was likely a day behind. "We've missed them," he said, frustration thick in his words.