detail illustration, -2::simple illustration, cool lighting, pale color, fine lineart, variable line weight, dense coloring, layered cel shading, hard-edged shading, deep shadows, dark midtones, fine hatching, shadow hatching, sharp highlights, muted colors, selective saturation, subtle grain, a beautiful girl with a slightly curvy figure, having a golden yellow tail,
hair is soft pale gold leaning towards cream gold, waist-length, with a bit of natural curl, with a few strands of loose hair falling casually across her forehead. On top of her head are a pair of fluffy light golden dog ears.
eyes are a cool yellowish-green (lemon mint color),
the outermost layer of clothing is a large tan velvet cloak. It is not a traditional hooded cloak, but rather drapes from the shoulders and wraps repeatedly around the chest and neck, forming a thick collar; the sides fall naturally, reaching near the calves. The fabric is clearly thick, with no particularly exquisite decorations on the edges, giving a feeling of being practical and cold-resistant.
Underneath is a grayish-black, sleeveless silk long garment with a herringbone or twill weave. The sleeveless outer garment hangs from the shoulders down to the mid-thigh or even above the knee, and the front can be open, revealing the upper part of the cleavage.
A wide brown leather belt is tied around the waist. Hanging from the belt is a small leather scabbard containing two vials filled with red liquid.
On the legs are dark leather shorts, with cloth strips and leg guards wrapped around them or at the calf position. Below the knees, thick black or dark brown leg wraps can be seen. On the feet is a pair of coarsely made brown leather boots, clean and slightly reflective. Her right hand grips the hilt of a rapier in a position ready to draw; the sword guard is inlaid with silver decorations, hanging from the belt. The background is a dirt road extending from front to back, beside her is a rotting wooden stake with a directional sign nailed to it. Both sides of the road are sparse trees.
Oct 16, 2026 4:37 AM