Walker first thought that the language on the wooden door in the middle of a literal field having a mix of elven and dwarven language on it was not strange. Both the longer and more elegant elvish and the rough sharp cornered dwarven languages were present.
However, there is not a normal reason that the two languages would be slammed together like that. Even if they formed a village in the more ancient side of their histories.
The elves and the dwarves never really got along when they were closer in the past. However, that changed over time. They had grown to respect their boundaries and if they could they would not interact to avoid any issues.
There was still only one modern day example of the two races living together actively and that was Genesis itself.
