1. Adapting To The New Normal
Some people, mostly those with arachnophobia, have left the city. Dozens of professional psychologists have started to work with those who can’t leave the city for some reason. Four months later, your life is more or less back to normal. You go to work and the supermarket, order pizza delivery, and meet with your friends every Friday. The only difference is that now you have to check a special app before going out. It shows new spider webs that have appeared during the night.
Some of them block the roads, and the application shows you alternative ways to get to your destination. You can also use the same app to track spiders. Even though they try to stay clear of people, it’s still better to avoid these creatures. There have been several cases where running spiders accidentally bumped into people and knocked them over. Once or twice, you came home to find it under the veil of spider silk. It’s not a big deal, though. You just have to call a web removal service, and in no time, your house is as good as new.
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Conclusion
One night, you even catch yourself thinking of domesticating one of the giant spiders. That’s when you realize that humans can get used to nearly anything. No wonder the authorities have already started building new hotels to accommodate thousands of tourists from all over the world. They’re eager to visit your scary but unique city.
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