I tried to calm myself, thinking Id just fallen into a real life pit full of god damn snakes, and that not moving was really my only option. But then ...I felt the snakes start worming their was up my legs. I have to admit I panicked then, and frantically tried to brush and kick them off me without falling over. Suddenly, I was practically blinded my a bright flash of light. For a brief moment I thought it was sunlight, and that I was saved, or possibly just dreaming, but when my eyes adjusted I. I didn’t think it was likely, but that would be just my luck. I heard nothing, and with a shrug, I stood up and attempted to walk further down the hall-like cave.My right foot wouldn’t raise off the ground. Frowning, I turned to investigate. My shoe was caught in something, it was tough to tell in the low light, although my eyes were starting to adjust finally.It suddenly occurred to me that it was webbing, an arachne was nearby. Fuck.Arachne are large, spider-like monstergirls that have the. But Kemal seemed to know all the back routes where trafficwas lighter. That presented a problem for me, though. I was trying to getmy bearings so I could find the place on my own, but Kemal whizzed bystreet signs and landmarks so quickly that I really wasn't sure how toget to my new home on foot. Maybe I'd have to find Kemal every time Iwanted to go home, I thought with a chuckle.And suddenly there it was - home sweet home. I practically flew in thefront door."How's it going, Horace?" I asked. "That's interesting," Cindy said as she stared at the closed door. She glanced at the secretary and noticed that she was on the phone and not paying attention to her or Janet so she slid off her chair and put her ear against the door to the principle's office. She couldn't make out much of what Steve and the principle were saying, but what she did hear made her even more worried than she'd been so far."What did you hear?" Janet asked as Cindy slid back into her seat."I'm not really sure," Cindy.