As the night rolled on, the creature was still fast asleep, and would remain that way until morning. Which, when the sun's rays started to peek through a few blinds, was when the creature would start to wake up. It was still swaddled in its blanket cocoon of some sort, the only issue now was if it would be able to get out. Opening its eyes, though knowing that it was dark with the blankets covering them, it made an effort to try and un-swaddle the blankets. It took quite a bit of time as movement was restricted, but after a good ten minutes or so, and some constant wiggling, the creature finally escaped its resting place which was the sofa.<br/><br/>Standing up away from the sofa now, it looked at the blankets for a moment until it decided to lay them all one after another on top of each other on the sofa. It was trying to copy how Russell had them, of course it was a bit messier. With that thought in its mind, it looked around the room, not finding the so called Russell anywhere. Where did he go? Quietly chirping, it walked about the apartment a bit, looking at things while also searching for the man who had found him just last night. The sight of a ajar door caught its attention, slowly and quietly walking towards it before pushing it open slightly, finding that who it was looking for was asleep. Tilting its head a bit in curiosity it stepped in, looking around the room for a bit. It could see the hamper that had a bunch of clothes in it, which the creature didn't quite understand.<br/><br/>It reached in to pull out some dark jeans, even going as far as putting them on its head like a hat. It looked over at the end table, seeing the wooden elephant sitting there. It did not know the noise of such a creature, so it did not mimic the noise it made. Instead, it turned its attention over to a sleeping Russell, and instead of being sincere with waking the human up, the creature practically flopped across him like a child would to their sleeping parent. "Day... Sun.." it spoke.