The creature watched Russell come over with a couple of towels, wondering what it was that the human was doing. It could see that he was drying his hair with it, which made the creature mimic his movements, despite not having a towel of its own. But it was surprised when it saw him come towards him with another towel, to which it froze for a moment and wondered what it was he would do. But upon feeling the softness of the towel touch it, it found that the human was just drying him off from the storm. Glancing down at the towel that was left to it, it picked it up and ran its fingers through the fabric. Soft, like grass or cotton. "Soft..." it quietly spoke, keeping the towel close so it could dry off any other spots that were still a bit wet.<br/><br/>Right as the creature lifted its gaze, it found Russell standing next to some device. It was curious as it stood up to follow after him, dropping the towel by the couch. It felt a sudden change in the temperature, which startled it a little bit, not use change. But, when it felt warmth coming from a vent that it was standing under, it relaxed. "Warm.." it spoke. It allowed itself to be distracted with the warmth of the air, its chirping seeming a bit more calm and content in sound. The beating of its heart seemed to relax now, and the creature seemed rather content with things now.<br/><br/>But just as it turned around, it found that Russell was gone, which made it confused for a moment. It took a step to go look for him, but was surprised to see him return from a room with a pillow and some blankets. It tilted its head a bit before following after him, watching him spreading the blankets out and patting the pillow that was left neatly there. Lifting its eyes to look back at the human who told it that it could sleep here tonight. It looked back at the couch for a moment, hesitating before going to sit down on the couch. Running a hand over the surface of the blankets to find that they were softer than the towel from earlier. "Soft. Very.. soft.. Warm.." it would speak, before looking at the pillow and resting a hand on it. It found it quite squishy and also soft when it pressed its hand on it.<br/><br/>Finally, it decided to settle in, which involved wrapping itself up in the many blankets provided. It was similar to a child rolling up in a blanket like a little burrito or cocoon. From the neck down it was wrapped, sitting upright on the couch. The only thing that was showing was the heart in its head. The eyes of course were on its chest, which were covered by the blankets. It was quietly chirping for a moment, resting its back against the couch before going quiet, drifting to sleep. The heart in its head was just calmly beating, the bright colors flashing and moving about in its head. Such calming and beautiful colors, like a rainbow swimming in the sea like a serpent.