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Aodhan had said he had finished the bracelets. When Shiloh, of course, did not come to get them he decided to just drop them off. There was obviously something going on with Shiloh, not that he knew what, and it was likely better to just bring them by.

Especially since he was particularly pleased with what he had made.

So again, in less than two months, Aodh was knocking on the door with another package (but not a check).

Aodh blinked.

Blinked again.

It took him a moment to realize that it was Shiloh's twin and not Shiloh himself. Mostly because even if this one looked like Shiloh, he could not compete with how wrecked the other blond had looked when they had seen each other last.

"Hi," Aodh said, "I am here to drop something off for Shiloh? We're ... kind of art friends. I've got some custom pieces I made for him that he paid for and hasn't picked up."

"Yeah?"Aodh's tone sounded both questioning and confused. What was going on with the Beaumonts. "I mean he looked wrecked last time, so if he's getting rest more power to him."

With a shrug, he was pulling out a pair of carved wooden boxes. One had a flower motif, the other had a water motif. "Figured he'd want these since I'm pretty sure they're for Jamie and him."

It turned out that Aodh was also someone who saved gift boxes and bags. Especially when they would make lovely accents to the things he made.

"Yeah, I did." The blonde looked pleased with his work, once Oliver had opened up the flower box. Inside it was a bracelet that had been made from chainmaille. Not all of it was silver, some of it in fact green, but there were small blossoms and vines that were twined through it all in soft but still faintly vibrant colors.

"Working the blossoms and vines is what took the longest but I'm hoping it fits what he was looking for."

Aodh looked a little surprised at the compliment but nodded his thanks. "Thanks. I really enjoy small intricate work like this. It's why I started with jewelry and not larger pieces."

The other bracelet was soft colors, like the one that was revealed, but styled after waves and fish (and some aquatic plants). They were meant to be complimentary pieces.

"Yeah, he did. We basically passed my sketchbook for work like this back and forth until we got to what he envisioned." Aodh had enjoyed the entire process, were he to admit it. An eyebrow raised at the offer. A card was pulled from his pocket. It said AODHAN BEVERLY in large print and then, under it in smaller print, crafter and smith of fine things in italics.

"What are you wanting done? Something small like these or something bigger?" These being the bracelets.

Aodhan stepped in, closing the door very quietly behind him. There was no need to speak, not since Oliver had said be quiet (and that likely meant that Shiloh, who looked in need of sleep, was sleeping,right?).

His eyes widened a little bit as Oliver held out the glass eye. "That's-" A hand was held out to take hold it, were Oliver not opposed. "I can certainly do something with this." Wire-wrapping came to mind. "You said attach to your person?" Already thinking about sturdy hooks and links, okay. "... and it doesn't have to be fancy ..."

He looked back at Oliver. "Any metal allergies? Preferences at all? Stainless steel is best, just because it won't rust."

"To my grave if need be," Aodh replied honestly, cradling the eye delicately in his hands as he looked it over. "Which probably sounds dire but how I feel about secrets."

He was blinking a little bit as he looked at Oliver.

Then over at another portion of the area they were in.

Then a spot that was further in the distance.

Everything was in a particularly startling clarity it had not been before he touched the eye. Aodh's eyes widened a little bit before he seemed to click. "So this ... is the secret then?" What kind of magitech was this? Was it even magitech?

"I can wire wrap it and make it a little less obvious ..." Aodhan offered the eye back to Oliver. "Making it into a keychain won't be a problem. The wire wrapping is better than actually doing anything else with it, as I wouldn't want to potentially crack the surface in case that would be detrimental to what it does."

Once the eye was taken back, Aodh was making sure the boxes were set carefully down before he was pulling out a sketchbook from his bag. "I won't charge for the materials because I've got them around, it'd just be the time I spend converting it to a keychain." He was already making a sketch of what he had in mind, as well as making a few notes.