Interesting Spider Novels & Stories

She is so small that she fit inside it comfortably. She looked at me and smiled. "Hi," she said. "Are you okay?" I asked. "Shhh....you are too loud. There's a weird spider centaur thing walking around. Are you trying to get us killed?" she scolded me. "You saw it?" I asked. "No, but I saw his eyes and his shadow. It was hu...huge," Her voice shook. "That thing has four eyes and eight legs!" She was close enough to see it, but how come it didn't attack her? I wondered. I grabbed her shoulders and pulled her out of the tree.

Earlier when she was exploring the tomb with the entire group and they all had reached a very peculiar room in the tomb. Everything was fine, they were hunting some easy beasts until a giant spider attacked them out of nowhere. Even with his giant frame, the spider wasn't that much of a danger to the group. But the situation turned grim suddenly when it pushed Jia inside a large dark hole in the ground. The spider attacked her she lost her balance and fell inside.

me and my mother were on a pic-nic waiting for my father to come and join us. While we were waiting I decided to run through the grass while my mother chased after me. We were having so much fun… She caught me and tossed me up in the air… That was the last good memory I had of her. I took her hand and I wanted to explore everything outside… I was a fearless child so 'creepy wildlife,' didn't bother me at all, not a snake, not a lizard, not a toad, not a bug, and not a spider. Well I wanted to touch everything and that's what I did. My mother started to get nervous because she hated all the bugs and spiders so we walked back to our pic-nic area and waited for my father. I was still not done

Reid retorted. “Let’s set this straight. You thought it was a breaking-in? Like some type of Kyros-the-villain thing?” “It wasn’t?” Reid asked looking so confused. “It was a spider!” Maria said with a furrowed eyebrow. “A what? Hold on, that look doesn't go well with what you just said. You know you’re shitting me right?” “It was a spider, Reid. A goddamn spider!” “What?” he laughed unbelievably. “A spider?”

The deeper she went, the more sluggishly she moved, the strands not breaking easily, their sticky grip slowing her movements until she couldn't take another step. Alright. Don't panic. It's just some spider webs. If I just take a deep breath and work myself free one limb at a time, I can get out of this. A calm, logical plan until, before her disbelieving eyes, a spider, more like a monster, with eight hairy legs, a million ruby eyes and a wicked set of fangs lowered itself on a thick cable like strand. The size of a large dog on steroids, she could have sworn the nightmarish freak grinned at its foolish blonde dinner. Holy freakn' shit.

Much too large trees grew closely together, their canopies blocking the sky entirely, and thick spiderwebs covered their limbs, and I couldn't help but wonder what type of spider could possibly create something like this. Just the thought of the large, eight-legged thing left me feeling like my skin was crawling. "Jorogumo," Wilson's voice said, drawing my attention. "These spiders are probably the most dangerous of all. They appear as beautiful women that will quickly lure their victims to their webs; it is then that they show their true forms, but by then it is too late." Shivering I watched as a woman with long, flowing red hair, deep brown eyes, porcelain skin, and the perfect figure sau

“Hurry! Hurry! Hurry! Protect me! Protect me!” They saw countless densely packed spiders rushing over, so white, some black, and some colorful. They weren’t all just bones and carapaces, but they also had translucent mucus... Most importantly, not only could these things jump, but they could even fly. Shirley was so frightened she let out a mad shriek. She hid behind Alex and even jumped onto him. Alex was helpless. “Shouldn’t you have mentally prepared yourself when you came in? Why are you still afraid of these things?”

Sushi just kept running until he suddenly stopped running. I looked ahead to find out what made him stop. The first thing I saw were large webs on large trees. From what I can tell how big the webs are, a whole person can fit in there. Het'ropoda Maxima. "Huh?" I asked suddenly because the word he said was unfamiliar to me. Giant spid'r. Are the Heteropoda Maxima he refers to retaliatory spiders? I was suddenly terrified because I don't like spiders. I'm scared of the small, so it's even scarier if it's a giant.

"Angel, that was the dog you loved the most. Now that he's dead, are you going to go mad too? I'm telling you that this home can only have either you or me! "If you're here, then I can't be! Get out! Hurry up and leave! Please, Angel. Go!" She looked insane, and her smile was chilling. However, I wasn't afraid. Instead, I stretched out my arms and hugged her tightly. A spider in the corner was busily spinning its web. Spiders were the smartest animals. It would use transparent webs to deceive its enemies, and it would also put a bug that was in its death throes on the web to lure in its enemies.

Mitbahl had kicked open a door on the second floor and now stood there, holding a large, colorful spider. “Look at this! A huge spider, and it’s colorful too! Never seen one like this before!” he exclaimed, his face alight with excitement. Jackson recoiled in horror. “Holy crap! Where did you find that? Be careful, it might bite!” “Don’t worry, this spider’s already stiff. Look!” Mitbahl declared, clutching the spider by one of its legs and spinning it around in his hand with glee. As he twirled it faster, a sudden yelp pierced the air.