Medieval cats were not poorly drawn, they were actually a representation of a species of mutants. We see them here, fighting soldiers using genetically modified rats transformed into biomechanical weapons able to shoot laser through their eyes.

We can also see they are using Jetpacks, a thing that has already been documented in other paintings. Maybe future discoveries will allow us to know more about this mystery and why it has been hidden from the public.

https://objkt.com/asset/hicetnunc/728673

Simon IV de Montfort during the siege of Toulouse using a siege cat. They were very powerful and able to claw the walls of any castle.

https://objkt.com/asset/hicetnunc/730218

But Simon died, killed by a rock that was thrown on his head with a suspicious precision. The siege failed and later this breed of cat went extinct.

The cats were getting a lot of prejudice, but they allied with a secret monastic order. Monks with a special diet, filling globus crucigers with highly inflammable gas, for a mysterious purpose.

https://objkt.com/asset/hicetnunc/735880

In the mid-1300s half of the European population died. It was later attributed to the bubonic plague, but the reality was more gruesome.

https://objkt.com/asset/hicetnunc/749279

It was killer hares, born from a mutation of Easter bunnies, fast, vicious and breeding like rabbits. Catching humans and feeding them to their queen, so she can lay thousands of eggs.

By the year 1350, the killer hares plague was going to bring humans on the verge of extinction. They decided to ally medieval cats. Their advanced weaponry gave hope to humanity.

https://objkt.com/asset/hicetnunc/757088

Feeding on entire villages of humans the Queen hare became ludicrously big, fighting her required the pinnacle of the medieval cat technology. This illuminated manuscript shows Fluffy CLVI, King of the cats, using his snail mobile fortress to repel the calamity.

https://objkt.com/asset/hicetnunc/777650

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