Fantasy
The Mystery Of The Giant Spiders Of The Congo
They appear in legends and myth from ancient Greece to African folk or and even appear as a 150 foot geoglyph in the NASCAR deserts of Peru. Spiders come in a variety of colors and sizes ranging from the very tiny the Samoan moss spider measuring only zero 3 mm long to the massive the goliath bird eating spider which measures twelve inches long. However, if cryptozoologists are to be believed a much larger arachnid lurks in the rainforests of the Congo the Chiba FOFI. The Chiba FOFI live deep in the Congo and according to natives they build huge webs spanning from tree to tree using the leaves as a sort of camouflage often crossing game trails in other parts of the rainforest. The giant spiders apparently use a different web technique where they dig burrows under tree roots and cover the burrow with webs and trip lines which they camouflage with leaves similar to the technique used by the trapdoor spider. Adult jubafofi are said to look like giant tarantulas dark brown in color with a body measuring 28 to 30 inches in circumference roughly the size of a basketball with prominent fangs and very potent venom.
By Corey Turner3 years ago in Fiction
Ascension of the Mundites
The celestial kingdoms of Aerathia and Cyrusia had coexisted harmoniously in the skies of Earth since time immemorial, their ethereal domains untouched by the land dwellers below. The Mundites, as they called the terrestrial race, were blissfully unaware of these soaring civilizations. However, as the encroaching oceans threatened the Mundites' existence, they harnessed their ingenuity to build a colossal airship to escape their watery fate and ascend into the heavens.
By Panda of Pandemonium3 years ago in Fiction
Marly S03E10: The Eye of Carly’s Hope: Chapter Three
The sisters, Susan, Kerri, Marcy and Stacie, were up in the flat. They were not up there casting but rather, discussing the power Sam and Rihanna revealed. Collectively wondering where they got them and how they could control them. How were they able to force them to leave and, seal, a room?
By Karen Eastland 3 years ago in Fiction
