The slime tendril grows and survives on the walls of caves very close to the outside world. It ensnares its prey by dangling long sticky slime tendrils from the ceilings of the caves to the floor. When an unsuspecting prey touches the tendril in the darkness of the cave, it springs to action, quickly enveloping it’s prey in a thick layer of impenetrable slime. The tendril will raise the prey high up above the ground to ensure it cannot be rescued by other pesky humans. The slime is warm and inviting, the prey will become aroused instantly as tentacles begin to invade its orifices. The slime will continue to feed its prey nutritious goo so that it can continuously milk him and feed on his seed.
The continuous milking will be relentless and drive the prey to the brink of madness. He will struggle, scream, cry, and thrash around in the slime but it will never let him go. Once captured by a slime monster there is no hope of escape. No one has ever escaped the slime in order to warm the rest of the world. So it stealthily hides in the shadows of caves, eagerly awaiting to swallow up more men for milking. The final stage of consumption involves enveloping the prey’s head and sealing him off from the outside world. Inside the darkness of the slime his cries for help will be muffled almost entirely so that anyone walking by on the ground will be unable to hear him begging for mercy.