Dokuhebi-san ni go-chuui wo

There exists a creature of extraordinary danger—a snake whose venom is potent enough to be utterly lethal. Its very nature commands fear and caution, making it something that most would instinctively avoid at all costs. Yet, the true threat it poses relies entirely on one critical condition: proximity. Despite its deadly attributes, this serpent remains completely harmless as long as a simple rule is followed. One must never reach out to touch it. The danger lies not in the creature’s mere existence, but in the deliberate choice to interact with it. No matter how fatal its poison may be, maintaining a safe distance ensures absolute security. Ultimately, survival comes down to a matter of personal restraint. As long as one refrains from becoming involved with the snake, there is no reason for concern. The peril only begins the moment someone decides to step closer, breaking the unspoken boundary between observer and threat. It is a quiet warning about the consequences of unnecessary entanglement, where the simplest act of avoidance is the only protection required against an otherwise unavoidable fate.