The creature blinked, looking down at how this human had grabbed its hand. Its chirping faded and it was rather quiet now. It didn't say anything, didn't mimic at all. It was as if it were telling her that it had no name, like it had no purpose; that it was just... there. After a moment of silence, it started back up to chirping, croaking, tapping. It even began to mimic the sound of the water from the creek. Soon enough, it started to mimic the human once again. "Going to bring you home... Have a name? Call you?" Its vocal range was rather impressive no doubt, but would it actually understand her?<br/><br/>The brain was located in the chest cavity, the heart was in its head. Even with such amazing mimic abilities, surely it had to be able to understand, right? Just like octopuses and birds, they were very smart animals that could mimic. So maybe this creature was the same? It was intelligent? Of course at first glance it hardly didn't seem like it. But that was the point of observation.<br/><br/>The creature soon resumed to tapping at the human's briefcase, then poking at the skin on her arm. It was quite a fascinating creature, but would it really be alright to bring a creature you know nothing about into your home? Even if it was harmless right now, all animals had instincts. It was always best to be aware of those instincts and choices creatures make. Many of them were unpredictable.