[ His attention is briefly on the tea he's preparing, as a good servant's should be, so his response isn't quite as affected as it could be when he responds. ]

So I've been discovering.

[ There's a second part to that quip that gets cut off when he does finally look up and catches the way Lupine's yukata has slipped, nearly letting the tea pot slip from his hands in response to the sight. There's a light flush to his face now, but unlike the Aster that Lupine might see him to be outside of this dream, inside it there's a level of comfort with both Lupine and himself that leads to... ]

But I am always willing to learn more about the exact things you enjoy.