FELINE SNAKE HUNT MARTIAL ART; THREE FATAL WARNING SIGNS CATS GIVE ANY CREATUTE THEY INTEND TO SEND TO THE NETHERWORLD

1. A Hiss; The Natural Language of a Cat is a Purr denoting Affection. Snakes typically resort to Deception that capitalises on Naivety. They tend to assume the language they speak is beyond the comprehension of the Target. What happens when they cross a line of no return is that in their interaction with a Cat, the Cat shall initially begin to make a lot of random sounds most Snakes consider as Babbling. Then gradually, the Cat will start to chain the Sounds thus producing intelligible speech. At that point the Cat communicates with the Snake but not in the language of a Cat but rather in the Native Language of the Snake hinting to the Snake that its Deception has been discovered and the Cat shall execute it via its own Judgement; the very Judgement it applied to its Victims that is; the Battle Style Of The Snake Itself.

2. The Hairs Of Fur on Edge; The Fur Of The Cat will now transition from a Horizontal Layout to a Vertical Layout hinting to the Snake that it is aware that the Snake will attempt to capitalise on Emotional Vulnerabilities in order to deal a treacherous blow however all its Treacherous Acts and Intent will have no meaning and shall provide the Snake no advantage in Battle.

3. An Arched Back/Spine; The Cat will then start to shift its Force between its limbs and across its back or Spine causing its back to Arc in Aggression to hint to the Snake that it has Transitioned from Battling as a Singularity to Battling as a Legion. At that point, the Snake already understands Full Well that there is no room for exploitation in the Battle Style Of The Cat. An Arched Back, the Hairs of a Fur on Edge and a Hiss from the Lips of the Cat, these Three are a Warning to the Snake that there is neither room for Running for the Arched Back connotes enhanced mobility and Range or a Blindspot for Concealment for the Cat both understands the meaning behind the Snakes hisses and signs coupled with the Amplified Sensitivity Of Its Own Hairs. There shall be no Babel, Delilah or Judas Iscariot that can save the Snake from its Fate.