Casually expanding this place for fun,

*Creates a large forest of glowing trees, adding a pond surrounded by a clearing of blue grasses, at the end of each is a small eyeball that glances around as its stalk sways, although there is no wind.

As well as growing a flock of two-foot tall snails that leave slick luminous trails on the ground as they bite through the eyeball grasses,

Before creating a whole population of blue tarantulas*

Now to speed up time a moment. . .

*Everything begins to move at a ridiculous speed, spiders and snails dart back and forth in an invisible blur as buildings form and break, ending with a small village of huts all with a round door about three metres from the ground and whitewashed wattle-and-daub walls joined at corners by wooden struts, with thatched roofs and large silk nets trailing from the building to catch ``birds`` for eating*

There, I'd say this is a good technology level to stop at. . .

The spiders seem to be able to read and write now,

*Quickly makes newspaper and tosses the thing into the village pond, where it floats*

There, a fisherspide will probably find it and find out how they work.

Now, that should be all for now.

~Poecilotheria metallica,

Who is now known as. . .

Hadronyche formidabilis,

For an undisclosed time period.