As squirrelly as this dude is being, 'art project' still barely gets a raised eyebrow out of him. What people do with his artisanal wares after purchase is what is known in the business as Not Taako's Problem; Connor can eat the glue for all he cares. Stains, blood or otherwise, are in the same category, unless this guy is looking to buy laundry sauce.

"Knife-duck, huh? You know, there's probably a market for that," he says, with an entrepreneurial gleam in his eye. Give him a month and it'll be a Taako Original. The brush gets hardly a glance, that's no problem, probably. He'll cross that bridge upon payment. 'S just hair, right? Like, big hair? He can get hair. The various pocket detritus Connor pulls out, however, is met with more pointed interest.

"There'd be a uh, slight turnaround on the brush, but it's doable, no charge if it isn't. What're we talking for payment?"