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Well I didn’t have much of a choice when you demanded to go find Take.Blair sneered down at the little man. Stop it! Stop being so cruel! You realize that I will do exactly what you tell me not to, right, sweetheart? And you can't do anything to stop me.
"At least I find people. I don't stand around, shuffling my feet, calling myself a group leader while others are finding missing people." She said coldly, turning and heading down the steps carefully.
Blair let out a sharp, very canine like yelp when she saw the spider, flinching away. She swore, eyeing it warily. "Another stupid bug? This is getting ridiculous!"
(Please please please please blunder into the spider web somebody)"Hey!" He shouted, he didn't care about what ever was going on with these two, obviously Kyle had done something to get Blair hurt and she was mad about it. "Where's Fred?!" He demanded. Standing further up the stairs from the spider that was somehow almost as big as he was. Looks like Kyle underestimated just how big these things would get.
“It’s bad enough getting caught in one of those orb weaver’s webs, but this is just something else!” Kyle muttered, mostly to himself. “Spider up ahead!” he screeched, for the benefit of the people behind him. The swollen beast was mottled with black and grey and stared at him with a primitive malice out of her eight beady eyes.
He gracefully dismounted and stroked his terrified feline’s fur. The web blocked most of the hallway, but for a few places around the edges.
Could Rylie fit through? Kyle didn’t want to risk it.
“Stay here,” he said. “The web is probably too strong for human hands to break, if what they say about spider silk is true. I think a lazer could get us out of here in a jiffy. I know just who to find.”
He patted Rylie’s head and walked through a hole near the bottom of the web, feeling the sudden urge to crawl. He felt like an at that could be squished with one step as he crawled beneath the spider’s grotesque, squirming legs and the yards and yards of silk.
Don’t touch it. If you do, you’ll get stuck.
Relief washed over Kyle as he emerged on the other side. He was so used to the world being so big, and the wide steps on the other side were alluringly familiar.
He hopped down each step carefully, never stumbling. Tiny men have few skills, but like a cat, they always land on their feet.