That was one showy raven, to say the least. Caelestis watched the little show curiously, feeling a bit reminded of the similarly curious raven from a while back. His eyes darted around, following the movements instinctively, as he absentmindedly wondered what the intention was, if any. Eventually, Cordelia landed, and he soon found her newly perched on a nearby bench. With the friendly, human-like motions that he wouldn't typically observe from any ordinary bird, Caelestis was fairly certain it must have been the same one at this point.

"Well, not many of them that have talked back," he replied with a chuckle. Yeah, that... had been a bit of a surprise. Oh, he would not have gone on that much if he'd known. But alas, what's done is done, and she didn't seem the type to gossip on about whatever secrets were overheard, at least. "And I suppose they do, although it seems the ones I've encountered up until now must have been a bit too shy to make use of it." It was still somehow almost a bit difficult to believe, as someone with a tendency to wind up in one-sided conversations with random animals a bit too often to be normal, to actually be replied to by one for once. Not that it had never happened before, but still certainly an uncommon occurrence. "I must express my curiosity towards how effectively you've developed such a skill, though." He folded his arms in thought. It seemed Cordelia was someone a bit similarly curious about things, but there weren't many things he actually preferred to share about himself, except... "Oh, and how does a raven such as yourself feel about listening to one's love woes?" He always had many of them.