Bagheera was, believe me, lethal. We traced his actions on the first night that he was out in the system. We attached him to Napoleon, so he would know his way around. The mice scattered as he approached and pounced, and before long he was in his element. Bagheera watched from a distance, as it were, bored.
Panthers go for higher game than mice.
Then he was distracted. Napoleon saw him coming and instantly started to show off, forgetting the mice as he chased his tail, rubbed up against Clint, and generally let his domestic instincts come to the fore again. Then Bagheera pounced from the subsystem he had been hiding in. It was swift, lethal and messy. What had been a sophisticated structure of code was reduced in a flash to a pile of disconnected, helpless subroutines which Bagheera, calmly and methodically, began to absorb.