The bird brain chuckled as she mentioned a nunnery and his incapability to stay apart of it. There was all too many reasons for the male to be laughed at if he ever spoke interest in joining nuns in their religious belief. The most glaringly obvious problem being his masculinity and then the fact he wasn't the most religious creature to set foot on this earth. A grin flashed on his lips as he was reminded just how he could be thrown into a lake to drowned at the bottom for having the abilities he possessed. The ability to become what he wanted.<br/><br/>When she asked about what capital he had come from, he couldn't help but feel like he was getting somewhere with the young female. She was asking him questions and making conversation, it was a start of something that could grow into an acquaintanceship. A friend on the road was something Crow didn't have the luxury of and would do quite a bit to keep the woman hooked with curiosity even if it was only in this moment.<br/><br/>"Eldri." He said simply, ripping another piece of the bread from inside the packaging. "A beautiful city... the finest clothing and richest nobles. Many merchants flock to the place for a bit of the gold that keeps the place so prim and proper. Personally I enjoy the beauty of nature more than the pristine walls and homes, so here I am." His arms spread wide to gesture to the bakery and another reason he was traveling. Of course he didn't touch the other half of his story where he hadn't step foot in the large city of Eldri. His home lie on the border of the town's territory where he was raised and grew restless for adventure.<br/><br/>Crow brought his arms back to his torso and smiled as he devoured his second helping of the seasoned loaf, waiting patiently for more questions or perhaps answers she didn't seem inclined to give him. This woman was quite a treasure to the male as he observed her. She seemed rather harsh in her demeanor, but maybe Crow could dig deeper and find a sapphire underneath.