Spiders Legs Novels & Stories

It was too far to reach. Tears stung my eyes. I blinked them back and turned my head, scanning the dark for any way out, and startled at the movement I saw at the edge of the web. She was crouched at the edge of the web, just past the reach of the moonlight. Eight legs, jointed and black and slick, each one longer than I was tall, lifting her up and up until she towered over the web on a swollen abdomen that pulsed in the dark.

- The first spider we find has me seriously questioning my life choices. It’s enormous—its bloated body glints like wet oil under the moonlight, easily the size of one of those fuel tankers. Its legs, long and jointed like spears, move with terrifying silence as it glides across the forest floor. Even at its size, it barely disturbs the air as it hunts. I swallow hard.

The spider was humongous; it was an illusion formed with internal energy. The spider had poisonous fog surrounding it. It was dozens of meters high and had eight legs. Each leg was dozens of meters long. Its back was covered with dark green scales, and the venomous fangs flickered, sending chills down one's spine. As the giant spider appeared, the surroundings' temperature quickly reduced by a few degrees. Everyone could feel the chill. While most were shocked, many disciples were inexplicably excited too.

While the carriages traveled, they encountered many other monsters along the road. But the soldier guarding them handled the monsters with ease. It looks like they were professional in handling the type of monsters. Maybe these monsters were common in these areas. Yman noted a specific monster with a metal-like body and crawled with 16 legs. It looks like a spider but different in some way. Since a spider has 8 legs, whereas, this monster had 16 legs.

Cody and Chief Wolfpaw don't need protecting. The fog surrounds our soldiers on all sides. The spiders emerge with their teeth chattering and mouth pinchers snapping. The venom from their pinchers drips to the ground and burns holes in the grass and moss beneath their feet. Their large tarantula like bodies are hairy and their fuzz sticks out in all directions.

Once on top of the tree branch, David finally sees the creature that is hellbent on ruining his sleep. A large creature with 8 legs and 8 eyes. Anyone who saw it would call it a spider. But unlike spiders, which usually had soft bodies, this monster had a bony body structure. Its legs were covered with dark yellowish bone plates. While this would be enough to fuel David’s dreams with nightmares, the truly fearsome part of this creature was its mouth. Unlike spiders who had mandibles, this spider had a full-on mouth with giant teeth, each one capable of rending David’s flesh from his bones. David frowns. If this creature shared its less terrifying cousin’s ability to climb almost any surface,

The spark sat on my shoulder for a full thirty seconds like a peaceful little ball of warm magic. Then it chose violence. Again. Its tiny glowing legs, which previously looked like adorable matchstick twigs, suddenly doubled in size. Maybe tripled. They extended downward until they looked like the world’s most problematic spider limbs. Lucian saw this and immediately screamed. “Why does it have legs again? Why do they keep getting longer? What is this creature?” The spark jumped off my shoulder and landed on the floor with a soft crackle. Then it began dragging a blanket toward the hallway.

He directly scooped up a crushed piece of the white tree fruit, picked it up with a small bamboo stick, and slowly brought it to the black widow's mouth. The creature, having been kidnapped by the ants, had already given up and was lying there playing dead. But as the white tree fruit approached, the black widow's body trembled several times, and it suddenly struggled to turn over in the web. This startled Ethan Brooks, who thought she might break free and nearly dropped the bamboo stick to run away. Spiders can walk on their radial threads and also have a way to deal with the sticky horizontal ones, as they secrete a lubricating fluid that prevents them from sticking to their own silk.

It hurt—God, it hurt. I groaned, my mouth filling with dirt, pain exploding through my body. My eyes met Kael’s as he hovered over me, our faces inches apart. “Duck, Maddie,” he growled. Kael stood up effortlessly. Above us, something dropped down fast, hanging from milky-white webbing. Not just one. Too many. Eight legs. Multiple pairs of eyes. Massive, threatening pincers. I gasped. “Spiders?” I struggled to my feet as Kael charged straight into the fight. His claws slashed through every giant spider that came near us. The wet, splitting sounds of their bodies made my stomach churn. Their high-pitched screeches as Kael tore them apart were disgusting.

It looks like a woman, but she is at least twenty feet tall with eight legs and a round, disgusting spider body. "Oh?" The woman tilts her head, and a shiver slips down my spine when I notice all her teeth are razor sharp. "What do we have here?" I lose the ability to move as I take her in; she is only getting scarier by the minute. The spider lady's skin is purple. Her hair is the same color as cobwebs and her eyes, god her eyes, she got about twenty of them red blinking things focusing their attention on us! Sleepy flies close to whisper in my ear. "Now would be an excellent time to run—Arachne loves to eat smaller creatures than herself,"