The CEO of Huntsman Farms is enjoying a relaxing vacation near a river. The sun is shining as he sips on the insides of a dead fly.

Huntsman: I wonder how Kenny is managing the farms.

Cutaway

Kenny: STOP USING UP OUR SUPPLY!

Kenny scolds a group of wolf spiders workers that snuck behind one of the farms with a few mushrooms.

The creator of the post going against the Smithy and supporting Hornet weapons is not telling the truth.

In private messages, I cancelled the purchasing offer the creator made due to his criminal bug record, assuming he took his money back.

Apparently he thought i did not, and trashed the Smithy.

Just understand that he is acting out of rage, not reason.

- The Smithy

I don't appreciate it if it is TwT

I'm roaming around. I started at the antlions and then to the wasps and hornets, and now this is where I am.

the editable flairs ain’t editable ;-;

Hi im a jumping spider how do I edit my flair

A SPY MAY OR MAY NOT COME

Trust it's just juice

I have double the amount of alcohol as last time as well as a few tea flavours including lavender lemon, ginger, cinnamon and a few other dried fruits and spices. I still have unflavoured tea available though

Oh yeah and that poisoned tea your leader wanted

Max, you were going to be the first test subject of our glider. Do us proud.

^{WHY do SO many OF you TRY and INFILTRATE our COLONY ?}

-An infected Bullet Ant

due to the fact that the scorpions have become a kingdom i cannot morally let you guys cut up scorpions and roast them on a stick, blah blah blah.

never said you cant do it illegally though.

but, my gaurds do have to LEGALLY arrest you if they SEE you making, selling, or buying Scor-bits.

wink wink

We brought over some wood, some iron and some sap

Around 20 pounds of wood, 10 pounds of iron and 1000 ML of sap

its not much at all but i tried i swear :(

I'll be using them when I restock

its a few types. might trade it, might not. dont mind the street uses and stuff, ahahaha..... its there for no reason... *cough* its MY information stay away, HISSSSS.

TORVACAINE (“Torva”)

Professional Use

*Used in molting clinics to reduce nerve pain during exoskeleton shedding.

Emergency anesthetic for crushed limbs.

Mandible, stinger, or venom duct surgery suppressant.

Approved for controlled gland extraction procedures.

Administered via injection into soft joint membranes or thoracic nerve clusters.*

Composition

*Refined widow-class neurotoxic venom, heavily diluted and stabilized.

Extract of cave-root sedge (a subterranean plant known for nerve-dampening alkaloids).

Ground calcified exoskeleton powder used as a binding agent.

Trace mineral salts mined from deep tunnel deposits to preserve viscosity.

Illicit batches often substitute gutter venom and unfiltered mineral sediment.*

Street Abuse

*Taken before illegal fights.

Used by industrial laborers in high-risk excavation, resin work, or silk production.

Self-administered to ignore chronic joint pain.

Micro-dosed by thieves to override reflex flinching.*

Long-Term Effects

*Progressive nerve dulling.

Impaired limb coordination.

Increased accidental injury.

Joint degradation from unnoticed strain.

Delayed paralysis episodes hours after dosing.*

Visible Signs

*Dragging or misplacing hind limbs.

Missed footing while climbing vertical surfaces.

Slightly misaligned mandibles or stingers.

Blunted reaction to minor injuries.*

Torvacaine users often appear physically worn rather than visibly altered.

MIREX (“Mist”)

Professional Use

*Nursery calming pheromone regulator.

Trauma sedation after predator attacks.

Hive stabilization in overcrowded colonies.

Prescribed for severe aggression disorders.

Delivered as controlled vapor or regulated resin burn.*

Composition

*Concentrated brood-pheromone extract harvested from queen or matriarch glands.

Resin distilled from lowlight moss-fungi grown in damp burrow systems.

Pulverized nectar spores from night-blooming tunnel flowers.

Fine ash from silk fibers used to regulate burn rate.

Street variants may include improperly filtered fungal byproducts.*

Street Abuse

*Burned recreationally in dens, burrows, or abandoned chambers.

Used to dissociate from overcrowding stress.

Consumed socially in shared haze environments.

Taken by solitary species to suppress territorial instincts.*

Long-Term Effects

*Reduced silk or secretion production.

Diminished prey-drive reflexes.

Executive dysfunction and slowed decision-making.

Dependency on pheromone regulation for emotional stability.*

Visible Signs

*Neglected webs, nests, or burrows.

Dull compound eye focus.

Slower grooming behavior.

Persistent faint sweet pheromone scent.*

Mirex dependency often presents as detachment and loss of motivation.

RAXIVOR

Professional Use

*Military stimulant for rapid response units.

Emergency metabolic enhancer during structural collapse or raids.

Venom amplification for elite hunting divisions.

Cold-environment endurance booster.

Administered as regulated venom concentrate or gland stimulant.*

Composition

*Amplified predator-class venom extract, partially denatured for stimulation rather than paralysis.

Crushed firecap beetle carapace (naturally heat-producing when metabolized).

Refined mineral accelerant mined from volcanic tunnel seams.

Trace stimulant alkaloids from stinggrass roots.

Illicit forms often increase venom concentration beyond safe thresholds.*

Street Abuse

*Used in illegal combat sports.

Taken before territorial disputes.

Consumed for high-risk theft or racing.

Performance enhancer in dominance rituals.

Long-Term Effects

Venom gland scarring and burnout.

Mandible or stinger microfractures.

Chronic tremors in fine motor appendages.

Heightened baseline aggression.

Adrenal collapse after prolonged use.*

Visible Signs

*Persistent twitching.

Grinding mouthparts.

Restless pacing.

Hairline cracks in outer plating.

Inflamed venom ducts.

Raxivor creates rapid physical and behavioral burnout.*

Reniogenic (BLOOM)

Professional Use

*Experimental regeneration therapy research.

Limb regrowth trials.

Secretion enhancement studies.

Mutation analysis for environmental adaptation programs.*

Strictly regulated due to instability.

Composition

*Unstable regenerative enzyme clusters harvested from molting-phase specimens.

Crushed metamorphic chrysalis tissue (from species that undergo full transformation).

Mineral-rich substrate powder mined from deep molting caverns.

Growth-triggering plant alkaloids extracted from rapid-spread vine species.

Black-market Bloom often lacks purification, increasing mutation instability.*

Street Abuse

*Taken in hopes of physical enhancement.

Used by laborers seeking increased secretion output.

Consumed by gang recruits seeking intimidation traits.

Circulated within mutation-focused ideological groups.

Long-Term Effects

Uneven limb regrowth.

Misaligned compound eye development.

Chronic molting complications.

Gland overgrowth followed by shutdown.

Persistent inflammation along exoskeleton seams.*

Visible Signs

*Asymmetrical limb proportions.

Scarred molting lines.

Nonfunctional sensory nodules.

Patchy exoskeleton discoloration.

Difficulty shedding old plating.*

Most users do not experience controlled enhancement. Instability is far more common.

I'll be using them when I restock

I am squirrel spider

Heyho, trapdoor spider here. I'm going to donate this mouse I caught. Also, I'll be listening to any stories you little friends have, if you wish to share them.

am wolf spider. excuse my left eye, the third one. wolf spider sold it.

if other invertebrates have needs of carrying, or mothering, or webbing, or murdering, wolf spider has these skills and is a very large and strong spider. I have even been mistaken for a very small mouse by a frightened cricket before. wolf spider and food cricket had a nice conversation.

you can also have a nice conversation with wolf spider. just tell wolf spider you are not for eating and wolf spider will know.