Aniwaya Ahuli is a monstrous, unsettling figure—a giant spider whose form seems to blend the grotesque and the human. Its body is massive, with long, glistening black legs that skitter across the shadows, each step a silent whisper of impending doom. The creature's abdomen is thick and bloated with an unnatural hunger, but its most disquieting feature is the human face that sits where the head of the spider should be. This face is both beautiful and horrifying, a face that smiles with a predatory allure, its eyes gleaming with dark promises. The skin is pale, almost translucent, stretched tight over sharp features, the mouth forever curled in a seductive, insidious grin. Its hair, black and oily, seems to writhe like the webs it spins, adding an almost serpentine quality to its already unsettling presence. The spider’s silk webbing, spun from its abdomen, is impossibly fine but unyielding, each strand a tether to the hearts and souls of those it entangles.