While Chris-Alice was kicking and screaming inside the hot, tight belly of the Spider Queen, Creepie was having a small reunion back home.

“Mom for the last time I’m okay,” Creepie laughed as her mother was latched to her cheek, giving her big, wet kisses. Apparently, after disappearing into the swirling vortex with all the other spiders in the house, Creepie’s mother Caroleena had feared the worse. The tiny praying mantis was so happy to see her daughter back home that she was trying to smoother the fat goth, something not easy when you’re a few inches tall.

“Not until I kiss every inch of your face.” Caroleena insisted as she crawled over Creepie’s chin to plant more kisses on her other cheek. Creepie went silent; embarrassed that her mother was kissing her in front of Mandy and by the fact that those lips against her flesh had swallowed her whole yesterday. It was so weird to think she was inside her mother yesterday when the bug was so tiny at this moment.

“Please stop, I’m getting sick,” Mandy said queasily. The rude interjection got the worried mothers attention and she pulled herself away from her daughter to see who was in her house. She narrowed her eyes when she saw two of them were human and one was a skeleton. Other then her daughter, Caroleena didn’t trust humans. Maybe Creepie brought them to for dinner, the but and the skeleton didn’t look appetizing, but the fat blond looked like someone she’d like to stick her teeth into.

“Mom, let me introduce you to bones, the idiot and Mandy,” Creepie said, gesturing to each as she said their names. No one said anything at first, but Billy ended that with a snicker.

“She called you the idiot,” Billy giggled and pointed to Grim. Caroleena raised her brow at the strange new friends of her daughter. She moved closer to get a sniff of them and caught a very familiar odor all over the blond. She’d recognize her daughters scent anywhere all it was all over Mandy’s whole body. The only way for that to happen was for very close physical contact to happen between her daughter and this girl. Caroleena knew in an instant what was going on and moved her eyes between her daughter and her new mate.

“Interesting,” Caroleena whispered, but didn’t say anything else.

“Mom, it’s great to see you, but I have to go,” Creepie said after mustering up her courage to speak. She had told Grim to drop her off at her house first to check in with her family and drop Gnat off. With all the spiders running around, Creepie was afraid they might have tried to come to Dweezwold mansion and ate her family. Now that she saw they were safe, she had to go.

“You’re leaving to save the humans from the Spider Queen, right?” Pauly asked as he joined his mother. Creepie’s father stepped up too, all of Creepie’s family stared at her with concern. None of them cared what happened to the human, only what happened to Creepie.

“Yep, I’m going out there to fight the Spider Queen with my new friends.” Right away, several bugs started to object, but Creepie silenced them by raising her hand. Staring at the concerned faces, Creepie grinned mischievously, and lifted up the Scarab amulet. “Don’t you guys worry, I got a secret weapon. You ready Mandy?”

“I’m always ready,” Mandy confidently said as she walked towards her girlfriend’s side. She wasn’t completely sure what was going to happen, but as long as she had Creepie, she knew everything would be alright. With steady hands, Creepie brought the pinchers of the golden Scarab together as Irwin instructed to activate the second power of the amulet. Creepie held it up over her and Mandy’s head, hoping something would happen. A clicking sound could be heard from inside the amulet and a flash of light filled the dreary mansion.

“Oooooooooooohhhh!” The bugs flapped as they watched their sister and her human friend be enveloped in the flash of light. The light quickly died down and everyone in the room had a different reaction all at once. The bugs all gasped in shock, Billy screamed and fainted, and Grim raised his eyeholes in surprises. This was a new one, even for the many centuries old reaper.

“I’m a spider!” Creepie gasped and looked behind her shoulder to see what had happened to her body. From the waist up she was exactly the same, same face, same bouncy breasts, same plump belly; she looked unchanged except down bellow. At her crotch, she had dark black fur that covered a wide spider thorax that was the size of her whole body. Eight hairy, thick legs stuck out from her thorax, lightly touching the ground. Creepie was all spider bellow the waist.

“Holy! Get a load of that abdomen Shake it baby!” Pauly called out, several other bugs joined him in catcalls as Creepie stared at her abdomen with a tiny blush. Spider’s abdomens were the round third segments behind them that shot out web. They were usually pretty big, but Creepie’s was huge and very bouncy. She took a step forward on her new legs, finding her abdomen jiggle as she moved. Seemed her big butt followed her into her transformation.

“Nice abdomen you got there.” Creepie turned to find a spider Mandy leering at her. The same transformation Creepie had gone through had happened to Mandy. She had the same top as before, but a spider body. The only difference was that Mandy’s spider body was a dark brownish blond, while Creepie’s was pure black. Creepie smiled at her lover suggestively. She wanted nothing more then to try out this new form and see how it handles in the bedroom, but they had a world to save.

Creepie looked at her bug family. They had gotten past their shock and were looked dejectedly at Creepie. One of their own was off to fight and they couldn’t do anything to help. What could they do when the smallest attacking spiders was the size of a dog. They were just too small.

“I’m off,” Creepie said, finding it hard to say goodbye. She knew her family wanted to help, but what could they do. Getting a brilliant idea, Creepie handed down the amulet to her mother. “Here, you hold onto this. Wouldn’t want the Spider Queen getting her hands on it and shrinking all the humans on earth. Bye, I’ll come home right after we’ve taken her down.”

Reluctantly, Creepie left with everyone else. They had a Spider Queen to fight and couldn’t make time for a lengthy good bye. Creepie reminded herself that she’d be seeing her family again soon, but she couldn’t shake the fear that she might get captured or eaten. She gave her family one last look before leaving.

Caroleena watched her spider daughter crawl away with love and pride. “My little girl is growing up,” she sighed and hugged the amulet her daughter had given her to watch over. She was so proud of her daughter for standing up against that spider tyrant. Her only regret was that she couldn’t be there with her, fighting by her side. She’d give anything to be there for her little larva while she’s on the battlefield.

“Hey mom, that amulet thing Creepie left is glowing,” Pauly said nervously. Caroleena looked at the amulet, seeing indeed a bright glow coming from it. Everyone gasped again as a flash filled the room, this time covering every bug present. When the flash died down, everyone found themselves faced with another huge surprise.