1 - The missing villagers of Tar

Mee'haīl, pushed by the rage of his people, delivers another deadly blow that slashes though the spiderling's left legs and lower body. The creature crumbles into dust and cobwebs with small shrilling cries.

The last, remaining one, jumps back and tries to run away! At that moment, you see a crackling blue blast pass right next to you and stop the creature before it even jumps. It falls on the ground, hard and cold as a block of ice, and silence fills the cavern again.

*** End of combat ***
You got 100XP each for that encounter.

With the torch's flickering light on the ground, the paths that lies in front of you are spine-chilling.
Air is still, foul, and the organs that have been spread on the ground doesn't make things any better. There are cobwebs everywhere, and they seem to get denser as the path advances. The irregular half-hidden path on your left, from where three creatures came, is covered in web of every kind. The nasty smell seem to origin from there
The tunnel is more damaged here, with big rocks on your way to go forward or left, and a 4 feet tall cliff on your right followed by somewhat worked steps.

The strange noise that brought you here isn't present anymore. It must have been one of the creature, if not several of them. As you observe them, you notice that the last spiderling that jumped on you has some... flesh on its carapace and head. Not the yellowish flesh that you've been spraying around and that already started to turn brown, but some meaty flesh. Decaying flesh, but still...

If he want to touch the disgusting thing, he sure can. Please Mee'haïl, make a Wisdom (survival) check to see what you can get from that putrid piece of organic matter.

One thing is almost certain : the creature from whom this flesh comes was already dead when the pieces was ripped from it.
They seem to have undergone some kind of very damaging treatment. Even if it looks like its host have been dead for a good week, you can see upon close investigation that it has only been dead for half what it would appear. The nature of the creature, however, is impossible to determine from the flesh itself, and you had no idea until you found, barely visible in the mouth of the spiderling, a half shewed toe. A human toe, actually.

The first three came from the tunnel on your left, the one that has spiderwebs everywhere. You're not sure if you heard the last one on the left or straight ahead, but it fell on you directly from some kind of whole in the ceiling.