Three days passed, and I spent my waking hours trying to learn how to handle that stupid plant.

And what did I get? nothing; it's like it has a consciousness of its own.

I've been hunting a lot in the past few days, and whatever I killed, the plant drained their blood.

But if I'm in trouble or need help, it always does what I want; if I just try to control it, it won't move.

But I found it very useful in fighting since I don't have hands, but I can use it to hold something or as a whip because it can grow spikes.

It is very useful and can be used in many ways, and when it drinks blood, it fills me up too.

In other words, me and the plant make an unbeatable pair; if it weren't so stubborn, my life would be easier.

Mother went somewhere two days ago and hasn't come home yet, but I'm not worried about her; she's very strong.

Lupa is sleeping, and Ulmer has gone hunting because he is offended by how big I have become.

So I think it's time to spend time with my little siblings, so I'm taking Uma Havoc and Nala with me and showing them the fairies.

I growl at them to follow me; they go after me with their tails wagging, but Nala jumps on my back and lies on me.

I'm a little surprised, but it doesn't bother me; they're small compared to me.

To be honest, they've been growing quite a lot; only I got a level up because of the fruits.

I laugh a little to myself as we walk on.

We get to the narrowest part of the passage, but somehow it looks different.

There are a lot of scratches on the wall, and it is straighter than last time. Ugh, maybe I took a wrong turn.

Anyway, a little exploration never hurts, so we got out of the passage into a larger hall-like cave.

The whole cave was full of eggs. Oh god, why does this look like an alien movie?

There are only two creatures that scare me: the wasp and the spider.

But I won't give up; I'm a proud and strong wolf, and the little ones are here too.

I can't show them that their sister is afraid of some weak bugs.

I growl at them to stay close, and then we start looking around the cave. I don't really see any living things, just eggs.

We go further into one of the passages, and slowly there will be more and more spider webs in it.

Okay, this is very suspicious, and I don't like it.

I look at the little ones, but I can see that they are not scared.

Nala is still lying on my back, and the other two are sniffing and enjoying themselves. They seem quite excited.

I growl at them, and we go on until we reach the end of the passage and another cave opens before us.

full of spider webs and large brown and black spiky spiders, my entire fur was ruffled, and I almost had a heart attack.

There are about twenty spiders here. Okay, plant, I need your help now. The plant senses my fear and starts to move.

It was growing spikes and coiling like a snake. Ugh, I felt it start to consume a lot of my energy.

Nala jumped off my back, and I growled at them to get ready. I looked at the three of them and pointed to a smaller group of spiders.

There were five spiders where I pointed, but I'm sure they'll know how to kill the spiders; if not, I'll help them.

Okay, then attack. I howl and watch them rush at the five spiders, but because of my howl, all the spiders wake up and look at us.

I growl loudly to draw attention to myself and skewer two spiders on the plant.

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The little ones skillfully go to the neck and tear the spiders apart.

I don't hesitate either, and I rush to the other spiders. I feel the plant draining the blood of the impaled spiders, and I am full of energy.

The remains of the spiders were scattered everywhere due to the plant's thorns, wasting a lot of blood.

Then the plant skewers another spider and suckers its blood, and I jump on the spiders and rip their heads off.

Then I tore the spiders apart and swallowed a leg or two or some part of their body.

These spiders are not delicious. I continue the massacre, and the whole ground below me is swimming in blood.

since the plant only impaled eight spiders, and they splattered their organs and blood on the floor, and the plant didn't absorb much blood.

As I ate the last spider alive and watched the little ones, it was pretty hard for them.

Can I help? No, they have to learn to fight. I will go a little closer so that I can intervene if necessary.

They work very well together. There are only three spiders alive, but they are quite damaged.

They use a punch and run tactic, and since Nala is smaller, she uses herself as a decoy because she can dodge the spiders' attacks.

Havoc and Uma ambush and try to bite their necks. Oh, Uma crushes the spider's head, and Havoc grabs its neck.

They are clever; we did the same with Lupa; after all, the wolf is the strongest in the wolf pack.

I watch them finish the fight and pant with minor injuries, and I start cleaning them all.

ugh I know we are in a dangerous place, but I can't resist.

I finished cleaning them, and they look much better. They are energetic and wagging their tails again.

Nala jumps on my back, and we go on to the next passage. We walk for quite a while, but it's more spacious.

After a while, we finally reach the end of the passage, and something lights up at the end.

I tense up a bit and growl at the little ones to stay behind me, then I go ahead and look out of the passage.

and what I see in front of me is my jaw dropping. Why do I feel like I want to die?

There is a damn big cave in front of me, a bunch of spiders that are many times the size of me,

and in the middle I see an even bigger spider, whose body I can barely see, only its big legs.

In the wall there are hundreds of little passages in which many eyes flash, and every spider in the cave suddenly looks at me.

Then suddenly the biggest spider howled, the whole cave shook, and the smaller spiders fled in fear.

My whole body trembles, and my fur is ruffled. I can barely move, but I growl at the little ones to run away.

They look at me scared but start running back towards our cave.

Ah, I hold the big spiders up even though I don't feel like I can do much.

I feel like even one of their legs would be enough to stab and kill me.

Then the biggest spider starts to bend down as if it is collapsing, and somehow its legs start to bend unnaturally.

It reaches a height where I can see the whole body, and I'm shaking even more.

It doesn't have a chubby body like other spiders; rather, it has longer and giant spikes on the body and horns on its head.

hundreds of glowing red eyes that seem to stare into my soul, and it has teeth like sand worms from a dune and two large tentacles.

I have never felt fear like now, but at least the little ones ran away.