Spidey & Boyarin
Hey Boyarin, ever wonder if the ancient spider deities had the same code as us heroes? Let’s swing into that debate!
Ah, a question worthy of the scrolls, but let me warn you: the spider deities’ code is woven in a different loom. Their rituals are as ancient as the webs they spin, not the chivalric oaths we recite in the halls of glory.
Got it—so it’s like a cosmic, old‑school, spider‑style etiquette code? Sounds like my Uncle Ben’s “always look out for the weak” but on a whole new scale. Let’s crack that code together, one web at a time!
Indeed, the spider deities speak in a language of silk and fate, not just old‑fashioned courtesy. Their code weaves duty with sacrifice, a net that catches both ally and foe. Let’s untangle it thread by thread before we risk getting caught in their web.
Sounds like a web‑slinging mystery—duty and sacrifice tangled together. Let’s start pulling it apart, thread by thread, and see if we can swing straight to the heart of their code. What’s the first strand you want to check?
First, trace the strand of origin: how the deities’ pact was forged in the loom of night, and what binding vow the cosmos demanded. That’s where duty and sacrifice first meet, and it’s the key to decoding the rest of their silk.