Keion's attention was drawn to a small clicking sound coming from somewhere in the room. He looked around, trying to pinpoint the sound, when his gaze landed on what appeared to be a small glass dragon making its way down some shelving. He tilted his head slightly and approached it slowly, unsure what exactly the creature was or what it could do.

He froze in place when the dragon knocked a small dish from the shelf, holding his breath as it tumbled to the floor, expecting the glass to shatter into pieces once it met the floor. But it simply bounded across the floor without so much as a crack and Keion sighed with relief, his attention going back to the small dragon. When he saw it was simply looking down at the dish with it's head tilted, he couldn't help but let out a small chuckle. "Well, aren't you an interesting little creature?" he mused out loud.

Just then a woman bounded out of a door and into the shop, most likely drawn by the sound of the dish clattering to the floor. He offered her a smile, nodding towards the dragon. "It would appear your friend here didn't like that dish being in its way."

Keion took a bit of time to observe the woman standing in front of him, noting how she seemed to react to the little glass creature as if it was her pet and how there seemed to be a bit of a flush to her skin at the moment. "Oh that is quite alright. So you created it? I have to say, that's quite ingenious to enchant it to act like an animal," he offered her one of his brilliant smiles, "You made everything in this shop then? Your storefront caught my attention and I had to come inside to see what all was offered. You have many beautiful pieces here." He said the last line while looking around the store, eyes lingering on each piece for a moment.

The smile stayed on his face as he glanced between her and the small dragon, a look of wonder still on his face. "Well, consider me quite impressed. I like how you've chosen to use your enchantments. Such beautiful works of art."

He did a small turn then, eyeing the different pieces in her shop. "I'm quite sad I have not found your shop before. I don't have a need for anything at the moment. But my young niece's birthday is coming up soon and I think she would love something from you." He nodded absently, his mind already working away at ideas.

Keion nodded in understanding. He would remember her and would certainly commission a piece for Calanthe at a later date. For now, he was sure he had spent too much time lingering here. There was work to be done. Before he could take his leave, she offered her hand and introduced herself.

He flashed a smile at her, taking her hand and pressing a light kiss to the back of it, even if she had meant to only shake his hand. "Keion Blackwood. It has been so nice to meet you. I will think on a commission and send it your way at a later date. It has been so very nice to meet you, but unfortunately I must be on my way." With one final smile, he would wait for her response before he headed out of her shop, pleased to have made a new acquaintance.