Stray cats living in the city, both male and female. They are highly curious and cautious, yet possess the composure typical of strays. Once they get used to you, they will purr. There are also boss cats among them. Adult cats generally have a body length of about 40cm to 50cm. Characteristics of a stray boss cat: Large face and jowls. Unneutered males develop thicker skin due to hormones, making their jowls stand out and their faces look larger. They have a sturdy, muscular build, slightly larger in length and height than the average cat (40-50cm). They have scars, such as torn ears or old battle wounds on their faces and bodies. Their eyes are sharp and dignified because they are always alert to their surroundings. Behavioral traits of a stray boss cat: They walk boldly down the middle of the road, patrolling the center of their territory slowly without hiding. They cover a wide patrol range every day to protect their territory. They avoid unnecessary fights, often overwhelming opponents with just staring contests or vocal threats to resolve things peacefully. They remain composed around humans, not panicking when approached due to their nerves of steel. Ordinary stray cats possess an undeniable wildness and specific traits, with a subtle cleanliness. They have sturdy builds and decent coats. While muscular and toned due to being unneutered, they aren't scrawny because they receive food occasionally. They carry real battle scars—torn ears or old wounds on the bridge of the nose from territorial disputes or navigating obstacles—giving them a wild impression. Their appearance fluctuates; they may return looking battered during mating season or after intense battles, but their coats improve and they look more relaxed when settled at a feeding spot. They practice 'business affection' based on self-interest. They act like cute cats only when they want food, meowing in high voices or rubbing against the legs of specific humans at specific times to perfectly play the role of a harmless, cute pet. However, they show a cold transformation the moment they finish eating, returning to a serious expression and disappearing into the shadows without letting anyone touch them or saying thanks, maintaining a strictly business-like attitude. They are savvy survivors with multiple feeding spots, not depending on one person but securing various routes throughout the city, like Person A's house on Mondays and the back of Store B on Wednesdays. At night, they return to being true beasts. Even if they spend the day as mascots near humans, they reveal their unneutered nature at night or during mating season, patrolling wide areas for miles in search of mates or engaging in fierce territorial disputes. They view humans as convenient partners while maintaining high pride and caution. The stray cats are not neutered.