Spider Verse Fanfiction Novels & Stories

"Oh, yea. That's weird. I am." "Really, here," Ariadne spits. "In this f*cking bunker in the god damn middle of nowhere, crawling with vermin." Victor scoffs. "There was one spider, and you killed it." "If there's one spider, that means there are others," Ariadne says, raising her voice and rubbing her forearms. "You saw the webs. There's so many, and it wasn't just one spider that made it." Victor laughs. "God, you're so weird." The Alpha pulls the pillow out from under his head and throws it at Ariadne, just hard enough to start a fight. The thing wacks her in the face before falling into her hands.

I had to try to teleport. I kept stomping as I thought of king Alexander's class. He was my safest choice but I got nothing. I tried to push myself there but still nothing. I gnashed my teeth and willed myself to move but nothing still. A spider fell on my shoulder and my anxiety took over and I was running around in a circle while trying to will myself to teleport. Maybe it had to do with the soul. I had to do something. I kept having to push off the tiny black spiders that had long fangs that magically appeared when they needed to attack. One bite and I believe I was dead.

Then she got up to go to the toilet before a voice stopped her. "Damontry!". She turned quickly, nothing but a spider looking at her in confusion!. Is she delusional now? Damion! _ The voice was coming from the spider, I approached him with caution and great astonishment. The spider was talking !!! His voice is very hoarse and hoarse. "Spencer, is that you!" "Yeah, Damontry, how are you?" "Oh my God, Spencer, it's really you, I'm fine, I miss you, Spencer, they made me cleaner, can you imagine, and I almost got killed three times and..."

“The time we’ve wasted and lost.” “But then you showed up here two days ago, at long fucking last,” Spider said. “When you stormed in like some lovesick teenaged Romeo and said that you loved her, I was ready to dance on the goddamn tables, I swear. I pretended to not know you, but I let you stay here and hang out. I pushed her to talk to you, and I promised myself that if you two sorted it out between you, I’d finally tell you about the gun. And now I have.”

“What’s wrong?” Nemiah’s hand was shaking as she tried to point something on the ground. Vivar scanned the direction where Nemiah was pointing. He let out a soft chortle when he saw a tiny hairy spider walking around her. “Did you just laugh?” Nemiah asked peevishly. Vivar went closer to her and stepped on the spider. The poor creature was squashed beneath his shoes. “Happy?” He muttered. But he became confused when he saw Nemiah’s reaction. The young lady’s eyes were teary while staring at him like he just killed an entire colony.

David hides behind a thick trunk. He hears a lot of spitting sounds as the bone spider continues to release a barrage of sharp bone daggers. Then silence. David peeks out of the thick trunk and he sees Bob angrily stabbing the spider with David’s bone knife. The creature tries to shake off Bob but the monkey rampages on its back. Bob holds on tightly to the bone spider’s large back and continues to stab its weak points with David’s sharp bone knife. Eventually, the bone spider stops moving as Bob manages to pierce its head by hitting a weak point on the skull. The bone spider falls flat on its body as Bob drives the knife deeper.

The quiet brought more discomfort than the embarrassment of singing aloud. “The itsy-bitsy spider climbed up the waterspout. Down came the rain and washed the spider out. Out came the sun and dried up all the rain . . . ” Lily froze when she heard the voice. And the itsy-bitsy spider climbed up the spout again.

From past experience, I knew exactly what this meant: Prince Alexus had arrived to claim his so‑called "lifesaving savior." In my previous life, my sister intentionally made things difficult for me, ordering me into the Shadow Forest to pick moonlight blossoms for her. By sheer accident, I stumbled upon a man lying unconscious—ambushed and left for dead by his enemies. I had planned to use a witch's life‑energy to revive him and, while at it, appease my own most primitive desire. But when he awoke, he pressed the sovereign blood‑crest of the vampire clan into my hand. He revealed his identity as the vampire prince and immediately sent a bloodline transmission declaring me his future mate.

“I know, Jess. Thank you… for helping.” “But I’ll still try to talk to Hayden again, to at least make him investigate Valentina. She might be pretending. And if he doesn’t listen, maybe I’ll talk to Alex. Both of them can’t think foolishly at the same time.” I only nodded, and neither of us spoke anything else for a while, but the sound of the water lapping against the pool filled the silence. Then Jessica shifted beside me, her voice low, almost reluctant. “Abby… please don’t be upset with me. I’ve been holding this back, but it bothers me.” She hesitated, her eyes flicking to mine. “Why don’t you have your wolf spirit? It’s… rare.”

The spiders seemed to detect the movement of my eyebrows and started to move towards my forehead. "I can force you to do things, but I have never wanted to do that." my wolf said, "You’re my friend, not my puppet. But when you do things that endanger our lives, I will have to stop you, because I love you and I want to spend more time with you." My heart was melting. I really wished I could hug her, like the way Uma used to hug me. "I’ll be stronger. I promise." I said. More spiders were getting on my face.