<strong>Name:</strong>Alphonse Lanselot & Memento Mori<br/><strong>House/Year:</strong>Hufflepuff/4th<br/><strong>Bloodtype:</strong>Pure-blood<br/><strong>Location:</strong>Great Hall, Hufflepuff  table<br/><strong>Tagging: </strong>Danner, Basil open<hr/><br/>Oh, damn it, somebody had to go and get him involved. Really, he hated talking at the table; it was so hard to tell when it was actually alright for him to speak. Not like on a one on one conversation, although some times in those ones, he wasn't sure when he should speak, or even how to. He always got anxious when it came to dealing with humans, but the animals he's grown up around? They, he understands. He knows how they communicate, and how to communicate to them.<br/><br/>Thankfully, during those precious few seconds where Al is nervously trying to figure out what to say, Danner runs interception, earning a smile of appreciation from the bearded, stocky student.<br/><br/>Meanwhile, Mori perked up when he heard his name, and put his paws up on the table, and jutted his head upwards, high and prideful. When Danner seemed to ask for confirmation about Mori being a total badass, the cat purrs; but while most won't hear that, the feline makes another sound. "<span class="bbc_font" style="font-family: impact;">Mreow!</span>" Short, sharp, and to the point;<em>Damn right I did. </em>"<span class="bbc_font" style="font-family: impact;">Murr-mreow!</span>" The 'murr' was drawn out, and at first, might be mistaken for a purr or growl.<em>I let all the bitches know who wears the belt around here.</em>The fact that Mori constantly has a sneering snarl etched on his visage makes his 'talk' seem all the more fearsome. Their's a good reason Charlize is wary of this creature!<br/><br/>As Danner might recall from Al's stories, it involved threatening glares, flashing off his teeth which were specifically designed, by nature, to rip and tear into flesh, and the showing off of the wickedly sharp, talon-esque claws that looked like they'd be good for gouging out eyes or other horrible, eviscerating injuries, as well as the occasional, well-timed, perfectly executed, echoing growl that seemed to say<em>if you so much as misstep around me, I will gut you like a fish. </em><br/><br/>And yet, Mori has yet to do more than occasionally bat at someone--no claws out-- or to hiss and growl, when they get too close to him, or too close to The Master's things, which should never, ever be touched by another filthy human being.<br/><br/>Danner himself has probably been the recipient of one or more of Mori's battings or warning growls. A modestly painful thing, but never something that caused injury; Mori, after all, was under strict orders not to do so, unless the person in question was posing a genuine physical threat. And Mori, as Al will tell you, is loyal enough to put dogs to shame.