Nurse Vampires Fang Locked Catball Catfight 3

Mr. Jason Edwards is the artists whose works of catfighting women appear under the name of "westcat" on the "Deviant Art" site. Here he has given us one of a series of pictures he did for a commission showing two female Vampire nurses fighting each other, presumably into final oblivion (after all, both are technically dead at the present moment). An earlier picture he posted from the series showed the two twisted equally into a type of sitting cocoon, both naked, their legs around each other, and the fingernails of their hands beginning to change into sharp claws (technically more like the thin blades Freddy Krueger wears in the "Nightmare on Elm Street" series than the claws of a werewolf or lion or tiger. In that earlier pictures the heads of the two women are approaching each other as though the war will really begin when their fangs are within millimeters of the others face.

Here we can see part of the result as blood covers the chins and cheeks of both women. However the two vampires have a new problem - their fangs have locked. This does not end the fight, as the points of those dreaded fangs can easily spear each other's tongue. The problem is that both will be fighting to push the tongue of the other into a position to be speared, without giving a similar opportunity to her opponent to do it to her. This is not really very easy, and judging from the blood splatter neither has gained any advantage over the other here.

I like the effect of the picture - pure violent fantasy that it is. Two evil creatures for whatever purpose are determined to harm each other, and are at a seemingly equal advantage and disadvantage. The center of our viewing is the mouth with it's comparisons of white teeth , lipstick, and blood - a vivid contrast of red on white (note the fang of the female on top of her opponent, which is streaked in red (but traces of red are on the fangs of the other opponent as well. The hair of the vampire on top is covering the eyes of her and her opponent, so we can't see how they register pain or fear or anger. But we sense all three are there right now. Nostrils from the noses of both our antagonists are partly seen.
The whole effect looks like a good photograph of the fight, and I approve it.

How will it end? Well they may both pull back tug if the fangs really have locked they may have problems. Especially as sunrise may find them still struggling to get apart, and failing to do so. Wild animals are known to accidentally get into jaw on jaw locks, or tusk on tusk locks for elephants and even ancient mastrodons. When that has happened the animals starve to death. That may happen here, as those fangs are needed to replenish the two vampires with fresh blood. But since vampires (even attractive ones dressed like nurses) are evil neither would be missed.