FenrirG

Summmon doesn't always mean it has to be summoned from another realm, it could be right next to you and you can still summon it.

Would a "It was a fey creature waiting for me to 'summon' it to unlock the potential bond from the very beginning" work? The reason that squirrel was friends with you is because it's actually a fey familiar waiting to be summoned.

Either way I like the answer, it's helpful. Thought this should be out there.

@DavidCoffron Mixing in realism would disagree with your answer. Simple or complex, there are real life ravens that mimic speech and they are pretty good at it.

For an actual raven a sentence could be complex but to a PC it could be simple. One could say the 'simple' part of the raven's mimicry is limited as such cause of their low intelligence. Being a druid wildshaped would disregard that limitation. And that's where we hit the RAI wall I suppose.

@PixelMaster The two traits have the same name and almost identical descriptions, only difference is flavor wise Kenku are cursed into this. May not be the most detailed answer but I wouldn't call this not useful.

You are not being mean and there is no such question being asked on the site by me. I simply missed the page numbers on my first speed reading the answer.

You may also look at Illusory Self (PHB 118).

I don't see how teleport and conjure means magic but seeing the future doesn't.

And about 'conjure': if having a word associated with magic like conjure is enough then that's it. The spell doesn't say "magical object" it says its visibly magical because it has 10ft dim light.

The features that mention spells always have the spell name in a different font, you will see in Benign Transposition that's not the case. They are using the word 'teleport' in its own meaning and not the spell named Teleport. Furthermor the Teleport spell is a lot different than what's described here.