Ari is patrolling the streets of scenic Vancouver! Well, actually he's just going to visit Peter, but he's keeping an eye out for monsters along the way. It's a nice night, monsters like ruining that kind of thing. The streets are more or less deserted, it being 2:00 AM on a Tuesday. Ari whistles cheerfully.
"Who is it?" croaks a voice.
"A wizard, here to request clothing for a child with feathered wings."
"Fine."
Ari takes this as invitation, and he stoops down to crawl through the door. Inside, he stands up again, despite the fact that he is clearly taller than the roof.
"The child?"
"Yes. I have payment in diamonds and assorted raw corundum, which I can cut and shine as you like."
The little man cackles. "Good, good. You! Tiny wing-mortal! Get over here for measuring."
The mannequin sizes itself into a duplicate of Pen. Cloth flies around the room assembling itself into a nice little pink and white dress with a cunning arrangement in the back to fit her wings, a description of which this margin is too narrow to contain. "What do you think?"
The faerie rolls his eyes. "Pants. Buy pants at the market, I am an artist. How many dresses, how many shirts?"
The cobb looks at him and decides that he's not going to look extra trade in the mouth. "That'll be ten stones of my choosing, then."
"Criminal. Five."
"Eight, you finagling scum."
"Six, for the Queens."
"Eight, for the Kings, final offer."
"Bah. Fine."
Ari throws his small sack of gems on the counter. The cobb sifts through them, comes up with eight stones, and tells Ari how he wants them. Then he gets to work on the order. It's a very magic-intensive process.
The cobb tolerates this, because he has just received an enormous amount of money in the form of gemstones.
Shortly, clothing and gems are finished and exchanged for one another.
"Pleasure doing business with you," says the cobb. "Get out of my house."
Ari follows instructions.
Pen follows Ari, wearing one of her pretty new shirts but still her leather pants because they may need to fly again.
"So, it turns out that a long-term glamor over your wings would be way too hard for me considering how far outside my area of expertise it is. So, instead of that I'm calling in a favor from a certain faerie I know. She lives a few hours away, but since you can fly we're able to take a shortcut that makes that about five minutes, which I'm very happy about. Not to sound like a broken record, but are you hungry?"
Ari takes several fruits and various bags of delicious snack garbage from his bag. "Pick your poison. Not- no, not actual poison, it's a joke, pick whichever food. Sorry."