Russell couldn't help but laugh as the creature mimicked him. It was like listening to a recording, hearing his own voice repeated back to him. He stayed where he was, hoping this creature would see that he wasn't going to hurt him. He was grateful when the streetlight finally blinked to light, casting its glow down on the scene. He could finally get a somewhat decent look at this thing without having to wait for the lighting flashes. It was so unlike anything he had ever seen before, and he had seen a lot. He once more saw what appeared to be the creature's heart beating in its head, if that was the heart than this thing was terrified!<br/><br/>He nearly held his breath when it began to approach him, not wanting to startle it, he kept his breathing level and his hands up. He felt the poke on his face but stopped himself from pulling away as the creature continued to explore, chirping quietly.<br/><br/>He spoke softly, not wanting to scare the creature now that it was this close.<br/><br/>"How about we go inside, get out of the rain?" He said, tilting his head slightly towards the door.<br/><br/>He moved slowly, keeping his hands where the creature could see them, and not turning his back on it as to not appear to be hiding anything. Keeping his eyes fixed on it, he slipped one hand into his pocket and pulled out the key before unlocking the door and holding it open.<br/><br/>"Come on than." He said, pulling his suitcase around and waiting to see what the creature would do. He wasn't quite sure what he was doing, he just knew that in that moment he wanted to help this thing out, and the first step was getting out of the rain.