" - yeah, let's make sure that they know of indoor plumbing while designing their house."

Cam heads Elvesward.

He waves at him!

"...Hi, Maitimo. Thanks for letting us all know about the magic songs."

"Songs should be magic everywhere! It's more fun. Is it harder or easier swimming with wings?"

"It can be faster but only if you're really coordinated, and I'm not."

Nodnod. "Do you want to see the house plans?"

"Yeah, there are some things people in other worlds like to have in their houses that your family might like too if I explained them."

"Oh?"

"Indoor plumbing and electricity and stuff. My house isn't a good example since demons need fewer things - I can show you the plans for the place the chip Noldor were living during the war, I have that all down -" Like so.

They are fascinated!!! Indoor plumbing, it transpires, has not yet been invented, and electricity is so exciting! They get to redrawing. They mentally bounce each other revisions and bounce them to Cam and Timothy and their son too. Every few minutes one of them will suggest a tweak and they will look at each other and giggle and kiss.

It's cute.

When there's a lull in the process Cam mentions that they want to test a telepathy/spell interaction.

"Oh?"

"There's a spell that prevents people from eavesdropping but not just by interfering with sound, it also works on lipreading. Might block osanwë to outside parties too."

"That would be interesting. Osanwë cannot be blocked by any means we know of outside of, well, Utumno..."

"There's materials that block the chip kind but it didn't work on a Maia from that world when I tried it, probably won't work on you either."

"Happy to try the spell, what would you need for that?"

"Timothy can cast it and then you just try to osanwë anybody other than him."

Timothy casts it.

He raises an eyebrow at his wife. She shakes her head.

"Interesting."

He cancels it. "Yep. - do you happen to be friends with any Maiar who wouldn't need the whole situation explained to them -"

" - not really."

"We both know Aulë well, that's it."

"Rats."