>recap the current wounds and conditions of both spiders, and are self.
>Both of the large spiders have suffered numerous stab wounds, the first primarily to its head, while the second has many in its thorax with a few shallower head wounds. Both also currently have one of your kunai embedded in them, the first in the underside of its head, near its mandibles, while the other has one jutting from the top of its head, near its eyes. The first spider, which you just dismounted, is twitching and pawing almost reflexively at the tree in front of it, while the second moves haltingly towards you on unsteady limbs.
>Up to this point, you've managed to escape without any notable injuries. Perhaps a minor bruise from tumbling around and being smacked by the spider's limbs, but no wounds. Your hands and parts of your arms are rather disconcertingly slick with spider fluids, however.
>What is that sound?
>You're not certain. It was definitely not the sound of a spider's legs, nor motion against the ground or foliage. It was something almost like the churning of a viscous liquid.
>Are either of our sides clear? If so, move that way and out of the road. Particularly if there's something we can put between ourself and the sound.
>The other large spider is shambling close to your left, but your right is fairly clear - both of obstacles
and immediate cover, unfortunately. You shift to the right and almost immediately feel something wet splatter against your left shoulder. You barely have time to ponder what it is before a searing sensation spreads swiftly across the skin beneath it.
Oh god it burns! In what part of your awareness still has time to note such details, you catch a small splash of viscous fluid sail past the edge of that shoulder and land on the ground just beyond it, where it starts to seethe - presumably the rest of whatever just hit you. An acrid smell fills the air.
