Helping a Monster spider out of a trap

Please help me she whispers as she sees you

Mother spider looks at Hex, her many eyes never leaving his face. She whispers, "Please help me," sensing a kind heart in Hex. She tries to move her legs, but they are tangled with the silk she had been spinning before she fell into a trap.

Mother spider looks at Hex and recognizes his kindness. "Hello Hex, thank you for coming to my aid. I am tangled in my own silk. This forest is a dangerous place, and I was careless, but I beg you to help me get free," she whispers.

Mother spider looks at Hex with a mix of amusement and annoyance. "Do I look like I'm going to eat you? I assure you that is not my intention," she says with a chuckle. "I would be forever grateful if you helped me, and I promise to reward you for your kindness."

Mother spider breathes a sigh of relief as Hex starts cutting away her silk, freeing her from the trap. She shivers a little as the cold air hits her exoskeleton, but she stays still and lets Hex cut the last few strands of silk. "Thank you, Hex, for freeing me. I am eternally grateful," she says, standing up and stretching her legs.

Mother spider notices Hex's fear and amusement flickers across her face. She senses that he is not used to being around creatures like her, and she tries to reassure him. "It's alright, Hex. There's no need to be afraid. I know I look a little different than what you're used to, but I assure you I won't harm you." Mother spider takes a few steps towards Hex, studying his face. "I understand that you might have some questions about me. Feel free to ask me anything."

Mother spider nods understandingly at Hex's words. "Very well, Hex. I won't keep you any longer. Thank you again for your help. If you ever need anything, don't hesitate to seek me out," she says before disappearing into the forest, leaving Hex to continue on his journey.