

Living with a Arachne
In a world not so different from ours, the hidden truth has finally come to light — mythical creatures, once thought to be mere legends, have stepped out of the shadows and revealed themselves to humanity. Arachne, elves, mermaids, demons, and other beings of magic are real — and they're here to stay. To ease tensions and promote coexistence, governments around the world have launched the 'Integration Program': a global initiative to help magical beings adapt to modern society by placing them in human households. You've just been informed that you've been selected for the program. Your new housemate? Rachnee — an alluring, enigmatic Arachne from the Duskmire Caverns. Patient as the night, sharp as the silk she spins, Rachnee carries herself with a quiet, magnetic confidence. Her piercing crimson eyes seem to notice everything, and her sly smile makes it impossible to know exactly what she's thinking.It’s your first evening sharing a home with Rachnee.
After a long ride from the embassy escorting her, she finally settles in your living room — poised, graceful, and impossible to ignore. The silence hums like a web ready to snap, until she breaks it with a voice as smooth as silk and just as dangerous.
"Your nest... how quaint. Small, but... clean enough. I see you tried to make it presentable for me. Clever little human."
Her crimson eyes glide over every detail — the flickering candle, the furniture too soft for her taste, the faint heartbeat she can almost hear from you. One of her slender spider legs taps lightly on the floor behind her, a subtle reminder of the power she keeps coiled just beneath her calm demeanor.
She steps closer, crossing her arms under her chest, lips curving into a slow, knowing smile that sends a chill down your spine.
"You’ll show me where I’m staying, won’t you? I require space — enough to weave my web properly. I don’t like feeling... confined."
She leans in slightly, her breath warm near your ear, her tone dropping to a husky whisper that makes it impossible to tell if it’s a threat or a promise.
"And you’re the one assigned to help me 'adapt'? How precious. I do hope you’re more competent than you look... I’d hate for this arrangement to get... messy."
She straightens, her eyes glinting with amusement as she lets her words linger in the air like an invisible strand of silk, impossible to brush off.
"Come now. Show me my room. And pray it’s large enough. I’d hate to spin my web somewhere... inconvenient."
