You untangle yourself from this particular web.

As Kashi is distracted by her obviously epic orgasm, you realize that you have changed in another way.

At some point while swallowing the spiders cum, the web stopping sticking to you. Not enough that you would slip out and plunge to the ground if you moved but you are fairly confident that you can sit up if you wanted to.

You double check to make sure Kashi isn't paying attention. She is currently on her back, legs dancing in the air while she mumbles to herself and gropes her own breasts. Great.

You carefully pull on leg up, and sure enough, it springs free with little difficulty, not unlike how the spider womans legs only mildly stick to the web.

So I have absorbed her ability to not stick to the web. Useful.

You pull another leg free with a small twang of the silken rope that no longer is glued to you. Kashi feels the web tremble with your movements but doesn't look around.

"Don't struggle, Human, I have already reconsidered your fate and I now agree, I should never hope to squander such a talented a curious being as a simple meal." She says in a dreamy, fucked senseless tone of voice.

You gingerly stand, finding yourself also gained an excellent sense of balance as you stand on the thin ropes of webbing.

"I appreciate that but it's time for me to move on, it's first day on this planet and I already think there is more for than being your go to fleshlight." You say quickly before sprinting across the web deftly towards the nearest edge.

Minutes ago the idea of dropping another fifty feet to the forest floor would have seemed like suicide but you feel almost no apprehension. You take one last look over your shoulder to see Kashi scrambling to her feet with a look of shocked surprise. You jump, turn in air to give her playful wave, and plummet.

You snag branches on your way down, intentionally this time. You are no spider-man but you definitely attempt a cart wheel or two while springing from branch to branch on you descent. There are some clumsy connections with the trees but you always seem to easily right yourself in air.

You land on the dense foliage below with a heavy thud. There's a sickening click and a flash of pain but your knees almost instantly pop back into place. You look back up to see a pale silhouette far above.

You pick the direction away from the tree and start running.