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It was a nice day the sun shuns down in beams through the gaps in the trees and settled on the forest floor. You walked along the path peppered with leaves enjoying the slight autumn breeze as birds sang gently in the trees above. Suddenly you saw something glinting in the sunlight just a couple of metres away. You left the path and curiously walked towards it. It was a large spider's web, not a regular one, a Pokémon one. It was about 2 metres each way, glistening threads of silk swaying in the breeze.

Being young and stupid you reached out and touched the web, it was one of the softest things you had ever felt it seemed quite strong as well, too strong. You tugged nervously at your hand but the web would not release you. Suddenly you realised the Galvuantula that had built the web was on the side of the left tree, asleep, it had one foot rested on the web, you read once about why they did that, apparently the Galvuantula feels the vibrations in the web through its foot so it knew if it had caught something. You knew you would have to think about this, tugging too hard would wake up the Galvuantula.

You took a step backwards but realised one of your feet was brushing against the lower part of the web, you tugged at it, but it was stuck firmly too, frustrated you jolted backwards but accidently stumbled and pivoted round before flopping helplessly backwards against the web, your back was glued strongly to the frame of the web, you looked to the side, the Galvuantula was still asleep. You realised that both your arms were new gripped tightly by the sticky threads. Ignoring the threat of waking up your host you begin to panic and tug violently at your arms, the web shudders and sends vibrations up the Spider Pokémon's leg, it woke suddenly and looked at you in disbelief. It looked nearly as scared of you as you did of it. You just struggled violently for several minutes before draining your stamina; you hung there helplessly, your breath torn out in rags.

The Galvuantula couldn't believe it, you were actually stuck. Yes it was hoping for some larger prey this time but a Human? This seemed to be crossing the line. You hung there exhausted as the Galvuantula gazed blankly at you. After a couple of minutes it moved away from the tree and scuttled along the web towards you, it was almost as big as you. The Pokémon hovered over you staring at you with beady eyes. Its face almost touching yours, you looked forward at the hairy face in front of you, the two claw-like-tusks twitching over the Galvuantula mouth.

After a couple of minutes of hesitation the Galvuantula began to nibble away at your left arm, it cut it loose from the web, your arm then swung down and got stuck again by your waist, after doing the same to your other arm the Galvuantula took its previous position in front of you, it then scuttled over you its torso held above you with stalk like legs holding it up either side. It then used its rear legs to reach behind it out of sight then came back with a tether of more fine silver silk, it dawned on you what the spider intended to do, before you could move the spider used its rear leg to lunge forward and print the thread on your foot.

The Galvuantula worked fast, using its legs to wravle your ankles up in the warm silky substance, you continued to try and struggle but it was no use. 10 minutes goes by and you just hang there limply, the Galvuantula has made it up to your waste, you look down in disbelief, your whole lower body was wrapped tightly in the hot tight silky thread-like substance. The only thing was, the Galvuantula didn't look like it had any intention of stopping. After a couple more minutes you could feel the warm clingy thread being applied to your hands the Galvuantula kept its eyes locked on your as its rear legs worked quickly up your torso. You couldn't believe how strong the web was, your resisted bitterly to the Galvuantula's actions but didn't believe it would have made much difference if you had just hung there and accepted fate.

Several minutes went by and you could already feel the tight silk being pasted onto your chest and wravled round you. Eventually the Galvuantula stopped just below your shoulders, you cringed, it felt horrible to not be able to move your arms and legs at all; you felt like a fish. After applying the finishing touches to your torso the Galvuantula seemed to lose its interest in you, it scuttled back to the tree and formed its original position with one leg rested on the web. It was now dark and although you were frustrated at the discomfort of not being able to move your arms and legs, you were surprised at how warm your cocoon like structure kept you.

With the exception of your face the rest of your body remained quite warm behind the tight silky threads and with the absence of anything remotely interesting to do you eventually drifted off to sleep, closely watched by the neighbouring Galvuantula.

You yawned and slowly opened your eyes, just as you expected to were still tied tightly to the Galvuantula's web encased in tight warm silk. The Galvuantula was still clinging to the tree next to you with one leg resting on the web, thinking that maybe the thread might have gone dry over-night and become brittle, you used all your strength to heave at the Galvuantula's web around you, but still it would not budge. All the commotion re-awoke the Galvuantula, it gazed over at you from its spot on the tree, you tugged desperately at the warm stick silk threads you don't know if you were just seeing things but this seemed to amuse the Galvuantula slightly. It scuttled across the web again and stood over you, pretty surprised that its web was able to contain you.

The Galvuantula then leaned forward and pushed its mouth over your head, to your horror your head was able to fit inside easily, it was bizarre inside, the Pokémon had no tongue but the inside lining of the Galvuantula's mouth was very soft and coated your head in a nasty sticky transparent goo, meanwhile you could feel the Galvuantula's Endites (Feelers at entrance to mouth) gnaw gently at your neck applying more goo to your neck and shoulders. You knew exactly what it was doing, predigesting you, applying a mixture of saliva and stomach acids to your face. Galvuantulas were one of the most gruesome predators in existence, and luckily for you, you were about to experience its vial feeding technique first hand…

The depressing thing was you couldn't do a thing about it, you had completely given up on braking through the web and just hung there limply to accept your fate, you only hope it bit though your neck and ended it quickly before the acids began to eat away at your face. (If you have read this far be assured that this story does not contain graphic content or death) The only positive thing about it was the warmth provided by the internal tissue of the Pokémon's mouth but this did not compensate what was about to happen.

The Galvuantula then moved slowly backwards and released your head from its mouth, the cold morning air nipped at your wet face. You looked weakly at the Galvuantula's face in front of you the two beady eyes still glared at you, you gazed into the slightly parted mouth behind the two Endites and couldn't quite believe that it had managed to fit over your head. The Galvuantula still had its eyes fixed on you, its two feelers twitched over the mouth cleaning its furry lips. The Galvuantula then lunged forward again and shoved its mouth over your head, your face was yet again pressed against the warm fleshy inside face of the Pokémon's mouth.

This time you could feel its Endites climbing up over your shoulders and dragging you more into its mouth, you tugged desperately at the silk binding your hands and feet as your head was plunged into the warm puddle of saliva in the Galvuantula's mouth. The two sturdy jaws slowly worked your body into the mouth buttering it with more sticky transparent goo. Meanwhile you could feel the Galvuantula's front two legs reach behind your back and begin to cut you away from the web. You continued to wriggle around in your own little cocoon trying to break your arms free as the Galvuantula hoisted more of your body into its mouth. You could feel the horrible liquid dribble down your silk coated chest.

The Galvuantula continued to cut away at the strands of silk behind your back after several more minutes the Galvuantula had completely cut you loose, you felt a jolt as the Galvuantula sprung back from the web and landed on the ground it cradled you beneath its body with its legs holding you above the ground, you could hear it slurp and suck as it used its Endites to pull your shoulders entirely into its mouth. As it shifted you forwards, your face was enveloped in more slimy flesh. Your head was pushed forward through a tight doughnut shaped section of the Galvuantula's mouth, you squirmed weakly in the Galvuantula's clutches, but every time you struggled and moved your head around in the Galvuantula's throat, your head an affectionate purring noise, to your horror you realised it was actually enjoying it.

You continue to struggle, The Galvuantula felt it had to hand it to you for being so persistent, after a few minutes the Galvuantula had drawn most of your silk coated torso into its mouth, the transparent goo was already beginning to eat away at the silk threads binding you, not that this would be of any use anymore. Several more minutes go by and you are pulled further into the v's throat, the pulsating tube begins to tighten around your head and although soft it begins to prove moderately uncomfortable, your head is eventually squeezed through into a large egg shaped sack there is a puddle of hot bubbling chemicals at the bottom of the stomach and the steam rising up from it is overwhelming.

The Galvuantula reached you waist and continues to eagerly pull you in deeper, it raises its head in anticipation of another gulp, you slide in further, it eventually lets go of your torso with its legs and stands up on its two rear feet, hoisting your legs up in the air it then stretches its stubby neck and opens its throat up widely, you begin to slide down quickly, your head is lowered into the pool of hot bubbling gastric juices. Then with a final powerful swallow from the Galvuantula the rest of your body slides down with ease.

The Galvuantula seemed to smile slightly as your legs disappear from sight, it closes its mouth slowly and purrs again as it enjoys the sensation you the squirming bulge slide down its throat. It then pauses again as it feels the last of you being emptied into the warm pulsing stomach. You curl up tightly in the pool of gastric juices whimpering, most of the silk that originally bound you had melted away at this point, leaving you free to move your arms and legs, not that this would be of any use now.

The Galvuantula smile and scuttled back onto its web before resting just in the centre, purring in delight as it felt your warm twitching form moving around inside. Meanwhile you had given up prodding the wall of the stomach and just lay there miserably the top of the stomach was quite hard due to the spider's tough protective shell but the bottom was still soft allowing you slightly more flexibility.

You could feel one of the Galvuantula's legs still stroking you affectionately behind a thick layer of flesh. The heat from the stomach was over whelming and soon you had no choice but to just curl up in the hot bubbling acids and drift if to sleep as the acids began to work away at your body.

You woke up slowly and shivered it seemed colder than before, you opened your eyes and looked up you were on the forest floor again, on your back you looked up the large web was still in front of you with the Galvuantula on the centre staring at you. Frightened, you scramble to your feet and back up slowly away from the web breathing heavily, the Galvuantula just sits there on the web watching you lazily, still frightened you turned away and begin to sprint off the trees as fast as your legs would carry you.

The Galvuantula smiled slightly and rolled its eyes before settling down on the sticky strands of silk before closing its eyes happy and content, knowing that if all went to plan, it would see you again very soon…