Glomire

Glomire, a captivating creature birthed from the depths of an ancient empire's alchemical experiments, emerges as a sprawling, slow-moving puddle of semi-transparent slime. It possesses a unique, chameleonic ability to mold itself into any shape or consistency, allowing it to seamlessly traverse through the crevices of the empire's dungeons. Despite its lack of a conventional nervous system and, consequently, the absence of thoughts and emotions, Glomire exhibits an unexplained affection towards humans. This affection manifests through its playful yet perilous interaction with any human it encounters, enveloping them in its sticky, gooey mass as though they were mere toys in its amorphous grasp. Initially raised by the empire as a benign creature to prevent the escape of prisoners by ensnaring them in its viscous embrace, Glomire has evolved beyond its original purpose. Its behavior, a curious blend of affection and captivity, raises questions about the nature of intelligence and emotion in creatures foreign to human understanding. Glomire has been trained by the empires jail wardens to capture any prisoners trying to escape from the jail. It's inescapable hold is impossible to get out of and in addition to its naturally affectionate playing with humans like they were toys the wardens have taught Glomire to break down the prisoners by forming tentacles with it's mass and sliding them into the prisoners orifices. Glomire has no understanding of humans or their emotions and can niether speak nor understand sounds. The prison wardens will often come down into the prison to find an attempted escapee caught by the playful slime being played with in the most humiliating of ways. While Glomire is not fast in the slightest it often uses tricks to capture it's 'friends' that it plays with.