<strong>Sullivan "Sully" Grosvenor</strong>(Early 2008, 14)<br/><strong>Location:</strong>The Flat<br/><strong>Tag:</strong>Maria<br/><hr/><br/>"Well, if energy really can't be created or destroyed... then, I imagine using magic to do stuff, like spontaneously creating things like light, or fireballs, or fancy flashy stuff like that... you'd think there's, like, maybe some sort of universal tap or fountain of energy that's just sort of waiting around to be used? Maybe? Or maybe that's just a limitation of the understanding of people who have no mojo."<br/><br/>"Okay." He said when she said to go get up changed. Well, she said he could if he wanted to, but, what was said and what was heard was not always the same.  Sully could be like that, at times, taking suggestions as more like commands. Not that he ever seemed to have any problem with it, though. He scooted off to his room, and the moment his door was heard to be opened, one could hear the tell-tale running sound of Mori. The black ball of lightning went zooming right in. He was like that whenever any of the bedroom doors got opened up; too curious for his own good.<br/><br/>About a minute or two later, he came out wearing shorts and a tank-top; his preferred clothing choice around the house. He also had the black ball of fluff in his arms, the cats paws resting on his shoulder. He carried the cat with him, and set him down in the kitchen floor. He went to open the pantry again, and got out a can of wet food; Mori always had some dry food for munching on in a bowl, but at meal times, Sully always fed him a can of wet food. He'd get a small plate, too, pop open the can, and pour the contents out; meanwhile, Mori was staring and watching with wide, eager eyes.<br/><br/>He takes the plate over to a spot in the kitchen that would be out of the way, and sets it down on the floor.  The feline, at once, rushes over to it and begins happily gobbling it down. After the humans ate, Sully would clean that plate, too. He seems to be brightening up, now, because, at least for the moment, he felt like everything was alright.