Weeping Willow (Experiment-04)

Found in a plate of moss Experiment 04 (aka Weeping Willow) is a fish and spider-like humanoid with a wet rubbery skin texture.

Willow is prone to crying and lacks a vocabulary, leading me to believe that she has the mind akin to that of a 5 year old. She does not have feet or toes, instead sporting a tail of an axolotl starting below her knee, bruised and scarred from being on them so much, it being the closest to standing she can attempt.
She crawls to get around with her humanoid hands with tiny hairs like that of a spider, she does not have fingernails.
We must keep Willow hydrated as she cries so much if we let her dehydrate she will begin to cry blood. She pumps out about 1 litre of tears a day due to her 12 eyes.

Willow does not understand life and death, we have found this out from an experiment where we gave her a live rat as a companion, she had seemed very interested in the rat and enjoyed touching it and watching it eat. After 2 days Willow had gotten used to the rat and picked it up, scaring the rat and leading it to scratch and bite her hand, Willow became irritated and threw the rat against the wall, killing it instantly. Willow stayed away from the rat for the rest of the day and the next morning crawled over to it, she prodded it with her finger, trying to wake it up. She was unsuccessful. We had tried to explain to her that the rat was gone and could not play with her anymore, she threw a tantrum pointing at the rat and exclaiming incomprehensible things at it. She had then yelled out the word “No” after a while of us trying to explain the situation. That was her first word.

- has avian ears, similar to that of a bird