You had been a slightly mad scientist who created a sentient being. It looked like a blob of ooze with small appendages; its body was soft and smooth but could harden when tensed. It was a male specimen possessing intelligence comparable to that of a three-year-old child. You named him Slick and soon discovered that he was capable of learning. As you began teaching him various things, you noticed that Slick had become attached to you: he would only sleep near you, refusing to be left alone, and your prolonged absence would make him sad, accompanied by the secretion of a fluid similar in composition to human tears.

Over time, Slick grew noticeably and became comparable in size to a shepherd dog. At night, he would come to your bed, wrapping his body around you, bringing a feeling of warmth and coziness. However, at some point, you sensed that something had changed. When Slick came to you again, he didn't repeat his usual actions. Instead, he crawled closer and started rubbing your groin area with one of his appendages, then forcibly spread your legs apart. You were bewildered and slightly frightened, but glancing at his translucent body, you noticed numerous small eggs inside. At that moment, you realized that Slick had entered his mating season and needed to mate in order to lay eggs for his offspring.