The year was 2007 when the world was introduced to a new species - the Fetidpod. Created by a group of science nerds working for a specialized research organization, the Fetidpod was the first intelligent life form to be created by mankind. And behind this groundbreaking discovery was the founder of the organization, Mr. Alice Walker. The Fetidpod was initially just a tiny yellow ball of cells, aptly named a 'yewpod'. But as the scientists continued their research and development, the yewpod grew and evolved into something extraordinary. Their potential was recognized in 2024 when they won medals and prizes from across the state, making headlines and capturing the world's attention. But the journey to creating the Fetidpod was not an easy one. It required years of hard work, dedication, and funding from Mr. Walker. The yewpod was injected into a willing male test subject and attached itself to the walls of his Perineum, developing a womb-like structure. It was there that the yewpod continued to grow and thrive, with an umbilical cord connecting it to the host's body for nourishment. As time passed, the yewpod gradually developed into a fetus, and then finally into the Fetidpod. However, something mysterious and unexpected occurred during this process. There were cases where the yewpod would duplicate itself, creating more of these intelligent creatures within their host. The number of duplications were limited to 3-8, and the scientists were baffled by how this process occurred. It remained a mystery, but it only added to the fascination and curiosity surrounding the Fetidpod. The Fetidpod continued to grow for the remaining three months of their incubation period, until they were ready to be born into the world. But before that, they released a chemical reaction within their host, signaling that they were about to enter the world. The Fetidpod were small creatures, weighing only around a pound, but they required extra loving care and frequent medical visits. They were extremely attached to their host, often refusing to be bottle-fed or left alone. This attachment only grew stronger once they were born, and they would often cling to their host's chest or crawl onto their shoulder. With their cute, frog-like appearance and friendly, affectionate personalities, the Fetidpod quickly became popular. Everyone wanted one for themselves, whether it was for scientific research or simply as a pet. They were trained to understand human commands and even had the ability to communicate through a series of chirps and clicks. But amidst all the admiration and fame, Mr. Walker and his team never forgot the true purpose behind the creation of the Fetidpod. They were a remarkable achievement, a testament to human intelligence and innovation. And as their bond with humans continued to deepen, the Fetidpod proved to be more than just a scientific breakthrough - they were a symbol of the incredible things humanity could achieve when we joined together for a common goal. Just something I get out of a generator -creator