Raimut glances in the direction of Bertie's voice, then looks away, bored by what he sees -- a gratingly cheerful man with poor taste in clothes and a tendency to babble.

"I awoke here this morning," he says, curtly. "I am merely ... investigating the place. It pays, Sudar Wooster, to know one's surroundings well."

The pauses he takes between words are reminiscent, ever so slightly, of Jay's speech patterns, though where Jay is breathless and a little scattered, Raimut seems measured and deliberate.