The ground trembled as Arbok slithered through the forest, its sharp eyes searching for its next meal. The snake was famished and growing hungrier by the second. Finally, its gaze stopped dead on a small Honckrow perched atop a tree. In a moment of terror, the Honckrow realized it was too late to flee and it was swallowed whole by Arbok.

Arbok was satisfied, but what it didn't know was that the Honckrow had already swallowed a small Ekans moments before. As the Ekans was swallowed by the Honckrow, it began to struggle and move within Arbok's stomach. The Ekans scratched and clawed at Arbok's insides, trying desperately to escape.

After a few moments of intense pain, Arbok spat out the Honckrow with the Ekans still inside. The Ekans, relieved to be free, quickly scampered away while the Honckrow flew off in the opposite direction.

Arbok was left in shock, its hunger still not sated. It had learned its lesson and would never again try to swallow something that could swallow something else.