You and Dorpou are currently residing inside your little web nest, after enjoying the first proper family meal in your new home. Your siblings, children and Isaac are resting inside their web shelters.

>How this works.
Suggest an action and then depending how feasible it is, the spider will act.

You are just an ordinary spider in moder day earth. You have no special powers, other than your intellect.

Making silk costs proteins, which you can restore by eating. Your mate has his own protein reserves. You are both currently full.

You can upgrade your nest with silk.Your nest currently has the following improvements:
>Small rudimentary web nest:
>Storage chamber
-20 units of food, 3 chitin plates.
>8 slingshots.
>Trap webs near the base of the tree.
>Aphid pen.
-3 aphids.

You also need to feed your family.
Your siblings, brood and Isaac combined require 15 units of food per day. They are fed for this day however.

Welcome back :3

Attempt to fashion the chitin plates into some sort of rudimentary barding for Isaac. The straps can possibly be made out of webbing.

>>17708867

And the award for the quickest reply to these threads goes to you!

Unfortunately, I again forgot to save the new backgrounds made in the earlier sessions, thus, my posting might be slightly slower than usual.

>>17708875

You mean the chitin plates you and Dorpou, "extracted" from his mother?

>>17708851

Go look for MOAR FOOD, anything we can get our hands on will do.

>Spider: Play the song of your people

>>17708893

Do you wish to go alone, or will you take Dorpou with you?

>>17708914

Dorpou can come with us, we might find something big to carry bag.

Can we finally harvest some of that poison, mix it with soil, form balls of the poison mud, and load the catapults? FINALLY? Use bird bones for shaping tools to protect us from the deadly acid. :3

>>17708945

After we feed our young, sure!

>>17708905

A sudden urge to invent a musical instrument strikes you!

>>17708952
Bird bones for the side, aphid skin for the lip.

Spider bongo drums boooy!

Shoppan' trip, Dorpou is our carry bag?

>>17708945
That sounds like a fine idea.

Maybe we could harvest the aphid milk thingy that ants harvest to keep them moist when they start to dry out/

Chitin has a nice percussion resonance to it, yes?

>>17708952
Find some acorns and then take off their tops; then pull some grass blades over them and secure them taut with webbing to make some bongos.
Or just put webbing over the acorn shell.

You and Dorpou go to gather food.
The vibrations emanating from the silk strings indicate that something has gotten itself stuck to one of your trap webs, thus you and Dorpou check it out first.


It seems that some sort of hairy worm has managed to tangle itself to your web.

>>17708997
Does it speak?

>>17708997

Kill it and drag it back to our nest, also. We need a silk chefs hat.

>>17709002

At least currently, no.
It is just staring at you blankly, drooling as it tries to waggle itself out of your net.

Sadly, that fact is we need a reliable food reserve.

Butcher it up.

>does kignit

Off with it's head capacha?

>>17709049
Don't kill it. There are other things to eat out there, everyone.

It could be a caterpillar, and that means it's a baby. Would you kill a baby?

>>17709076

Baby Back Ribs.

>>17709085
Oh u

I say we roll it up in some silk, maybe speeding along the cuccon business.

>>17709076
Wait is that a serious question? Of course we would!

>>17709076
>( big hary arsed monster )
>"IT'S A BABY! WUV IT!"

I'm not quite parsing your logic here?

May I remind you we're not an adoption agency? Well, statistically speaking we're not.

>>17709049
Let's skin it, eat the insides, AND USE THE SKIN TO MAKE BONGO DRUMS!

Let's turn it into dinner, and then turn its hairs into a cape.

Before you are able to do anything to the trapped creature another bug flies to the scene.

"Oh, this is convenient! You darlings actually did my work for me! Isn't that cute. Now if you would just wait few moments before webbing this fatty up and leaving it somewhere safe, it would be like, so perfect!

>>17709179


Ask her what she needs it for, because we actually need the food.

Chances are she is going to lay eggs inside of the fucking thing and let us protect the larva as they eat it.

>>17709179
EXCUSE ME, JUMP THE FAGGOT AND EAT THEM BOTH

>Suddenly wasps!

OK, I'm drawing a blank here. Could we adopt baby wasps? Or could they just be a side dish for us?

>>17709179
What fuck you lady that's our web and that's OUR caterpillar GTFO

err... it's not a Tarantula Hawk, is it?

>>17709179

Jump the wasp and eat it too.

>>17709179
Shoot a bit of webbing at the new bug to bring it down

After this.

We are fortifying the FUCK out of our hole in the tree. I mean full coverage of web and wood, with a gate function to let the Lady bug in.

>>17709197

"What do you think I am going to do?
I am going to make this fatty a home for my babies, you silly little spider. Now, you just saved me the effort of finding one myself, that is very nice of you."

>>17709294

Dammit, I really need to learn to refresh the thread more often before posting, oh well...

>>17709294

Better idea, we rope it up and bring it inside, then we jump her while she's laying her eggs, eat her. and then eat her babies a week from now.

>>17709294
Let's ask this bug what it's willing to offer for the bug. Perhaps some kind of service it is willing to render?

>>17709294
get lost, thats our dinner

come back if you have something to trade you raving egomaniac

>>17709328

>Eat her babies

No. We get MORE food by eating the Caterpillar thing.

They lay what? Like 5 eggs in one? And those 5 eat the entire thing?

We get more food just eating the damn thing now than we would waiting for them to grow.

>>17709332

Second

>>17709344
no, just eat the eggs themselves. AND the caterpillar thing

>>17709332

This. if she is unwilling, however, and expects a free ride, she is mistaken. unless she has friends. then it's not worth it.

>>17709377

This, it's like the chocolatey center.

>>17709403
The is no chocolatey centre, everything gets liquified.

>>17709377
no point properly provoking her, just tell her to get off our lawn

>>17709418
we bring the caterpillar inside, invite this new bug in. let her lay her eggs, jump her and eat her. eat the eggs. eat the caterpillar. We'll have food for a month!

Fuck yeah, Spider-quest!

Try to convince the wasp than we will raise his children in exchange of info about the surroundings insects, birds and that stuff.

So what will you do. Do you attempt to trade with this self obsessed flier, attack and eat her, eat her after she has laid her eggs or something else?

>>17709454
Trade info or service!

Attempt to trade; if she's got nothing, then we ignore her. If she tries to attack, we git' 'er.

>>17709454
Trade, please.

>>17709441


Why bother doing that when we have that lady bug that flies around this area?

Also, you DO NOT DEAL WITH WASP.

EVER. They are -the- most hateful creature we have encountered thus far.

>>17709454
Trade is nice; however, if she falls into our web before she can prove her loyalty, we eat her.

>>17709473
We haven't encountered as single wasp this far.

>>17709480
Good point, seconded.

>>17709469
Sounds reasonable. Seconded.

"Trade? Like instead of me getting the fatty for my babies for free, I'd need to give something in exchange?"

"Yes, that is what trading means, you self entitled imbecile!" Dorpou snaps.

"Well you are fat!"
.
.
.
"Aww crud, I can't fight you two. Very well, what do you want for the larva?"

>>17709546
"What do you have to offer? What useful thing can you do we can't?"

>>17709546
"We require information and the promise of joyful co-existence." Cat lips; cat lips everywhere.

"Nearest source of water? Also, have you seen any shiny, round things nearby? About /this/ big?"

>>17709546
That's our cue! We jump her as she's laying her eggs!

How about another insects groups or terrible individuals like birds? Food sources? Anything than a little spider will be aware?

>>17709546
Dorpou confirmed for pimp-tier. We need to make sure that his pimp hand/leg grows nice and stong. Commision web fedora and war paint to imitate a moustace.

>>17709546
what a bitch, just end her existance right now because she is a terrible being and shouldn't be allowed to live.

its the law of the land.

>>17709546
>"Aww crud, I can't fight you two. Very well, what do you want fr the larva"
She's acknowledged her weakness. We should lure her in and have her lay her eggs in the caterpillar, with the 'trade' being that we get to watch.
We then jump her and eat her. There can be no bargaining with wasps.

>>17709618
this. we're mother fucking spiders with a family to feed. dem babiez need their nomz

>>17709618
>>17709628
>>17709630

>>17709618
>>17709628
>>17709630
DON'T YOU DARE FUCKING DO ANY OF THIS SHIT OP. WHAT IF THIS IS LIKE THE WASP QUEEN OR SOME SHIT?

"What do I have in offer? Ummm...!
Well I can fly, and....and I can lay egg inside others....and I know some things about the wasps and, and I can smell real good... and... Did I mention I can fly?"

"Oh, oh, I also know a lot about the things around here like water places, flower places, ant paths and so on, because I see much from high above because I can fly! You can't fly, so I know more than you, right?"

>>17709670
yep, info it's power, so try to get all the info than you can get.

Note: She isn't an actual hive building wasp. This is the picture that I used as the base for her.

>>17709670
Tell her to lay the eggs inside herself. Anyone with half a brain would be abe to think of that, so it should surely be obvious to her, right?

>>17709667
If she was a wasp queen, then I would advocate it 1000 times more.
She says she has info. Ask for the info in exchange for the deal.
Then murder her with righteous spiderousity.

>>17709692
Hmm this will be pointless and a waste of time, so no.

>>17709710

This.

>>17709670
Can that thing talk to wasps without being attacked? Might be useful to have somebody like that.

>>17709692
Ok, that actually made me chuckle.

>>17709670
Huh. I always thought wasps were burning seething pits of hatred that swallow and digest your soul, taking pleasure in your everlasting torment.
Anyway, TRADE INFO FOR WORM.

>>17709710
Addendum: milk her for info, let her lay the eggs, then surprisebuttsecks her while she's laying the eggs so she'ss pinned and unable to fly well.

>>17709735
In her heart it is so, we're clearly just seeing a facade.

>>17709750
It is the will of our twin gods of darkness, do not dissapoint Dogar and Kazon! Let the hemolymph be spilt! Chitin for the Chitin throne!

>>17709735
get info about water, location of ants and wasps nest

ask if she can talk to common wasps, we may need an emissary

>>17709770
It's like eighteen refernces folded in one. Nice work.

>>17709692

Because this comment amused me.

>>17709789
I'm just trying to make murdering the wasp palatable to as many as possible.

>>17709795

>>17709795
Yay, I caused some art to occur! Fukken SAVED for future use.

(also Wasp, yes I do think you are stupid. Nothing against you, just being honest. You like honest people, don't you? Because everyone else is lying. Honesty is better.)

>>17709776
You tell her to tell everything she knows.

Turns out, that she actually knows quite much.
>>17709776
She says that the wasps treat her little better, seeing that she resembles them somewhat. She also says that there isn't anything remarkable about talking to wasps, what is remarkable is the fact that they don't kill her or otherwise do horrible things after saying what they had to say.

>>17709900

I actually like her, even if she is a somewhat snooty bitch.

>>17709900
She could prove useful to keep around as an envoy to the wasp, later on.

>>17709900
Well, water is nearby (spider in boats? Yay) like the wasp. And the aphids are nearby too, so go and catch some with our friend the ladybug will be easy. Oh, and agree to raise her kids or whatever, having lot's of wasp like loyal army can be awesome.

>>17709900
We must eat her and use her chitin to fashion a disguise if it's resemblance that keeps us.

I say let her have the caterpillar; more will come along surely and it's always good to have an ally around.

Weave that bitch a fancy scarf. Bitches love fancy scarves.

Soon such fancy scarves will become the hight of fashion and we will make a killing by being the first one to get in on the new market.

I don't understand /tg/, you praise bees and wasps as remorseless swarms of pain and death, then the second you put big googly eyes on them you suddenly want to befriend them?

>>17709985
It works with Japanese school girls, why wouldn't it work with bees and wasps?

>>17709985

Think about what you just said. Think about it long and hard. Then add the word "Alliance" to the end of your thought.

>>17710000

>dat derp face

"So I can keep the fatty?
And you will take care of it, yes?
Weave a nice and cozy web around it?
Is this okay?"

>>17710035
Depends, will your young try to eat us when they hatch?

>>17710035

Sure, why not.


You can even sleep here if you want :3

>>17709900
Okay, how about this: let her have the caterpillar but make her swear allegiance to the BUGMOTHER. One day, we will come and ask a favor of her. Or she can become our friend and we'll constantly do each other favors.

>>17710050
Let's befriend the shit out of her.

>>17710043
This; we're nice, but we are a mother of several tens of spiders.

So she's a wasp yet not quite? We can use her to exterminate the wasps, then. I guess we won't jump her and eat her.

>>17710035
we'll wrap it up for you, but you take it away to your nest

come back if you have anything good to give us or any news to tell us about

>You are a little female jumping spider named Bibi currently living inside a hole in a tree, with your mate Dorpou, your eight young siblings, your newborn brood of spiderlings and your pet centipede Isaac.
oh god....

>>17710050
>>17710058
>>17710045

"Are you serious? Like really serious? No joking at all?
OMG! This is the best day EVER!
I have never had a friend before! This will be like, so great!"

>>17710043
"What, off course they won't, that would be silly. You are silly. They eat the fatty, and then they make cocoons and they hatch, mate and fly away like I did few weeks ago."

>>17710159
As long as there is enough non-cute/non-intelligent stuff around to eat? Yeah, why not.

Yeah, we need a randomly annoying friend / ally.

And she is useful, honor the trade.

* side-glance Dorpou*

"Yes, I know what I'm doing."

>>17710159
She's like a little insect /d/, so we can threaten people with the fact the she can lay eggs up their ass.

I hope your certain about this because if you aren't I'll be here to say I told you so. It will be in the style of songs from Jesus Christ Superstar.

You allow her to lay her eggs, then yo wrap the paralyzed larva in web.

"Oh, god I am a mother now! This is like, so great!"

>>17710209
"I sure hope so. That thing could have fed us for days."

>>17710262

This is how I imagine her sounding like.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pJTrD3R5cj0

>>17710262

We still need food, you guys do know this right?

>>17710262
Ask her if she has seen any suitable prey in the area. Because after giving the larva to her we need some more.

lets go round up a bunch of aphids. Spider cowboys!

>>17710294

She says that when she flew here over the pond, the saw many water-striders near the shore, but other than that she doesn't know.
She also says that the flower area is always full of butterflies and other flying insects, but bees are also present.

>>17710342

Oh, I forgot my name apparently.
I was posting in another thread, so I took it of.

>>17710329
You and Dorpou move out to hunt aphids.

>>17710446

And then I forgot the picture, off course.

>Hunting water striders

Potential humor fest right there. Shame we don't have any soap. Let's roll.

MOAR!

It doesn't take you long to find few of them feeding on the tall plants.

How do you proceed? Do you wish to kill one, or take one alive?

Roll 1d10 for successful pounce. Number to beat 4.

rolled 6 = 6

>>17710526
I'm torn.

Do we want to keep building up a private store of live aphids that we have to feed? Or just hunt them? We also basically use them as currency to get the ladybug to help us.

Let's try to take one alive, just to see how hard it is. If it doesn't work out, we can start killing (if that's easier somehow).

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pNXbfLzQHZI

Take them alive. we can try to domesticate them. does anyone know how aphids reproduce?

>>17710574
Some species are asexual. There's a variety apparently Some even girth birth to live nymphs instead of laying eggs.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Aphid#Reproduction

>>17710574

Aphids reproduce asexually in the spring and summer, and very fast. Only when the summer is nearing it's end, do male aphids hatch, and then mate with the females who then lay eggs that will hibernate over the winter.

>>17710596

what season is it?

>>17710561

You successfully pounce one aphid, careful not to actually harm the creature, while Dorpou begins to stalk another aphid.

>>17710623
They seem big to drag back. Maybe they'll allow themselves to be led by an antenna. We'll see.

>>17710623
Eat it; we have to bring home the bacon for the kids.

>>17710621

Early summer.

>>17710639
I don't think spiders regurgitate food for their young, though I could be wrong. I think you'd have to bring the corpse back and inject your fun digestive juices.

>>17710648
I didn't mean eat it now; I meant that's what I hope do to with it.

>>17710648

spiders don't normally feed their young at all. or stick around with mates. we gotta make something up.

You and Dorpou catch two aphids, tie web strings to their antennae and start dragging them towards your nest.

>>17710713
Wish we had a bell to ring for dinner...

We should put more thought into that bongo drum idea once we're back home.

>>17710713
inb4 angry ants or something.

>>17710750
Don't used the bird corpse. We need that to construct a fake bird to scare away large predators!

I missed the thread last week, so fill me in on this.
Are we still living in the tree?
What happened to the big old spider there?
Any new inventions?

The trip goes quite swiftly, as the aphids quickly stop resisting you two.

>>17710762
Yes
Still there
Barring some traps and a cage for aphids, no.

>>17710762

Yes.
He is your ally.
You discovered deadly poison and drugs, and also laid down plans for multiple differed inventions.

>>17710713
How much food units do we get per aphid. And what does the wasp eat?

>>17710762
>Are we still living in the tree?
Yep.
>What happened to the big old spider there?
Got befriender.
>Any new inventions?
Not really, but we discovered some kind of drug and bug melting acidic sap.

If you want to read it yourself:
http://suptg.thisisnotatrueending.com/archive/17618746/

>>17710779
"Kids! Come and get it!"

>>17710779
See what'sfollowing us.

>>17710799
ANTS
OH GOD NOT ANTS

We don't have our weapons either!

>>17710795
Ok, cool.
After we bring home dinner for the kids and everyone is done eating, let's try to make some sort of basic irrigation system for the aphid farm. Maybe have Isaac collect water in a wagon and use teamwork and reusable threads to hoist it to the house.

Later on of course.

>>17710795

One aphid gives you 25 units worth of food. The wasp feeds on nectar, and will not consume your food units.

>>17710824
Are there any acrons in the area? We might use those as buckets.

>>17710841
At our size, acorns would be like a water trough.
Though if we use half an acorn, we have a back for a wagon, or if we use smaller pieces, armor plating and shields.

>>17710803
>>17710799

You notice the ant that is stalking you.
What do you do?

>>17710864
It's following us. Keep going and observe it for a minute. It is stopping periodically to leave a scent trail?

>>17710864
Shoo it off. No need to get violent.

>>17710867
If not, keep going. If it's not leaving a scent trail, it won't be bringing more ants to the nest. If it's still on us when we get back, then we deal with one isolated ant.

If it IS leaving a scent trail - stop and attempt to scare it off. Failing that, kill it. Ant scouts die all the time.

>>17710864
kill it with utmost precision!

Failing that, lead it to the wrong place, wait for it to go, and then hurry to the right one. We cannot allow this ant to see our home!

>>17710876
Let's try to see whether it's leaving a trail first.

But if it keeps following us and reaches our tree, we can't allow it to escape alive. It could leave a scent trail on the way back.

>>17710864
We have no weapons on hand and it may not be alone.
Let's just continue on and try to lose it, avoiding going directly back to the house.

>>17710887
It's probably already leaving a trail.

>>17710893
Doesn't it have to stop briefly to drop little chemical drops periodically? We should be able to tell.

Kill it. It has seen too much.

Seconding what others have said - the chance of a scent trail that leads the ants to our nest is a much bigger problem than just the one ant.

You aren't sure of what it is doing, but it is certainly dragging it's abdomen very close to the ground.
It is also quite fast, shaking it of while dragging the aphids is easier said than done.

>>17710940
Kill it with a bola.

Kill the ant, you're risking the entire nest to an ant invasion.

>tecticy curse
Yes, captcha, it's indeed a tactical curse cast upon us.

>>17710891
>we have no weapon at hand

you realize we are a jumping spider, a living tool of death and precision, fangs full of delicious neurotoxin and madibles strong enough to break through the shell of a beetle?

If we so wish, a puny ant doesnt stand a chance!

>>17710940
It's leaving a trail. Attack. If it immediately runs off, let it go. If not, kill it.

>>17710952

You didn't bring one with you.

rolled 19 = 19

>>17710940
Have Dorpou temporarily drag my aphid and hang back to hide in the grass.
Once the ant passes, jump out and break his neck.

>>17710973
This sounds reasonable. I support that course of action.

>>17710962
this

>>17710974
Jump it, then.

Duck into the grass, let it pass.

Maybe we'll find some mangos while out there.

Alright, attack it is then.

Roll 1d10 for successful first strike.

Number to beat 6.
The highest of the first 3 will be chosen.

rolled 8 = 8

go

Heeere we go.

rolled 4 = 4

Death to the tiny bastard!

rolled 6 = 6

>>17711008

rolled 10 = 10

Pounce?

>>17711019
Nice. Say OP, can we drag the corpse to some other place while still squezing the stuff that the ant used to mark the trail out of its body?

Ok... Ok... It was dragging it's butt on the ground for some reason... Maybe we should take it's now dead butt and drag it around in the exact opposite direction of where we are going.

Throw 'em off the trail. Sure Dorpou can keep the aphids secure long enough for us to set a false trail.

Cut off the abdomen to prevent being traced and keep the rest for food, I suppose. An appetizer.

Death to the ant!

>>17711097
Indeed.

>>17711056
This is definitely worth trying.

>>17711097

LET ME SEE YOUR WAR FACE!

The berries might be useful as a food source for our aphid farm.

Try and squeeze out the scent of the ant and make the trail lead to the wasps, with any luck, at least one problem will solve itself.

When we get back, ask lady bug what he knows of the bees. Are they open to dialogue and diplomacy?

Dorpou keeps the aphids secure while you start dragging the body of the ant to the opposite direction of your nest, in order to throw any would be followers of your trails.

>>17711125
>>17711141
Lol'd at these.

>>17711181
Drag it in the direction of the wasps' nest.

>>17711194
Good idea.

>>17711194

While doable, it would take considerable effort and time, as the wasp nest is quite far away from your current location.

>>17711194
What does a jumping spider trollface look like?

>>17711217
Just the rough direction. I'm pretty sure the ants know there are wasps nearby, while we're probably mostly unknown to them.

Just to give them the chance to guess who might have killed their scout/sentry.
:3

After dragging the ant to the general direction of the wasp nest for few minutes, you return to Dorpou, and continue your trip home.

>>17711305
Excellent. To the Spidercaver!

You return to your spider cave.

Everything seems to be in order.

Until Andor walks up to you ans says:

"There is a wasp hanging by the hole, claiming to be your friend. I haven't allowed her inside, but she keeps coming down here to pester me. And that old spider does nothing but sleep in his web. I felt obliged to guard your offspring while you were gone, but I do not want this to become my day job.
If you wanted to get more aphids, you should have talked to me, after all, that is where I excel."

>>17711404
>Wasp
Yeah, she can stay. She doesn't need meat to survive and can talk to wasp without being attacked.

>Aphids
You see, we tried to get on of the ants' sentries to follow us so we could lay a trail to the wasp nests. If the ants fight the wasp they might reduce the number of soldiers guarding the aphids.

>Old spider
We should at least try to incorporate his web into our security network or get him to stay closer to our young.

>>17711404
Thank him for the offer and tell him that that 1 wasp is allowed here.

Ask for tips and tricks for aphid hunting

>>17711404
Tell him about our trade and agreement with the wasp. (We really should have told everyone). Ask if the wasp wanted anything. Also, allow the wasp in next time, but under a watchful eye, at least at first.

>>17711404

"Thank you! We're not gonna displace you as chief aphid hunter, it's just that we needed to get out and stretch our legs some."

>>17711451
>>17711508
>>17711530

After explaining yourself to him, he calms down considerably.
"Oh, very well then. I hope you know what you are doing by associating yourself with that wasp. I know that she isn't a hiver, but she is a wasp nonetheless. They aren't to be trusted."

You ask him for aphid hunting tricks.

"Tricks? Why would you need tricks? Aphids are easy to take down. What you should be worried about are the ants guarding them. Against them there is only one advice I can give you. Do not fight them, unless you are absolutely sure that they are alone. If they manage to outnumber you, you are as good as dead, almost happened to me, but then you came by and saved me."

>>17711602
Ask him if he thinks our tree could support a small herd of aphids.

>>17711633
What do we have for aphid food besides the crazy-go-nuts green stuff? We might have to bring in food of some kind.

>>17711602
Ask him if he knows of any form of material that's nearby that can used for armor on Isaac and some more mundane uses. Preferably lightweight to prevent fatigue.

>>17711638
Well, we haven't explored the tree's crown. If the foliage is suitable for them, I'd say we should just keep them there.

>>17711602

Ask her about water-striders. If the ants are gungho about aphids it might be a good idea to expand our hunting options.

Bump for spiders

>>17711602
as a biology major, this entire quest makes me all kinds of happy.

>>17711667
>>17711660
>>17711653
>>17711638
>>17711633

He reminds you of that he already agreed to supply the aphids with food, such as leaves and other similar things.
He also says that he honestly doesn't know much about materials, other than tree bark, that Isaac could use.
The same lack of knowledge applies to the water striders, as they aren't his prey.

Sorry guys, but it seems I'll have to end this session here. I know that it is a horrible place to do so, but something rather unexpected came up.
I will run the next installment of Bibi's adventures around the same time next Saturday.
I hope that all who participated enjoyed themselves.
I will again answer any feedback you guys might have.

Also, thanks to the anon who archived this.
http://suptg.thisisnotatrueending.com/archive/17708851/

>>17711822
Awwwww. I hope it's nothing serious. Too bad you can only host us once a week.

>>17711846

Nothing too serious, just internet problems.
The connection bucked out, and I am now using a mobile one, but I am not the only one needing it, and I'd rather not start fighting over it.

See you next week, I'll try to start the quest earlier, as today I was rather late in making this thread.

>>17711822
Thanks for GMing for us, this is great fun.
Hope all is well on your end OP.

>>17711887
Ah, okay. You're also more than welcome to return should the problem with your connection get resolved.

>>17711915

I am doubtful on that part. The clock is almost 1 am here, so I would have stopped within a hour anyways. I'll try to make the quest more eventful, or at least have the events have more effect in the next session.

I think I will be hitting the bunk now. Cheers!

Thanks to all who participated!
Good night!