The creature followed after Russell when he had gotten out of bed, forcing itself up from the bed that it had flopped on moments ago. "Break..fast?" it questioned curiously, following Russell around like a small child would. Just as they were about to get to the kitchen, a sound rang out through the house, the doorbell. The creature tilted its head in confusion, only for the human to put him in the living room, where he had to be quiet. Watching Russell walk away, it could not help but peer around the corner, watching Russell talking to someone beyond the door. It waited quietly, observing the two humans for a moment until the door closed. The creature came out of hiding from the living room and walked over to Russell, looking at the bags of groceries for a moment.<br/><br/>Looking at Russell, the creature mimic-ed the doorbell noise before looking at the groceries. It reached down to pick up one of the bags in its arms. "What is?" it questioned, peering into the bag like a child trying to see what was in the bag. Obviously food that it hadn't seen before or really understood that well. Without saying much of anything else, the creature carried the bag into the living room where it sat down on the couch, setting the bag down next to it. It started to go through it in a nosy manner. Each thing it pulled out, it tried to figure out what it was, despite not being able to read, it would constantly ask itself "What is?" to each thing.<br/><br/>Who knew that trying to take care of such a creature would be hard? Let alone, it would at least be best to give it a name, something it would respond to. It would be kinda weird to take care of something and not address it by something, right? Well, it was a strange creature anyway, one that wasn't discovered, its not like you could come up with a name to suit such a thing. The creature managed to pull out a bunch of bananas, poking at them with its finger for a moment, trying to figure out what they were. They were soft, that was for sure, and smelled rather ripe and sweet.