In a medium shot with a 3/4 view, a Chang-gwi, a traditional Korean ghost, is depicted as a haunting figure standing alone in a desolate landscape. The character appears as a pale, gaunt humanoid with sunken eyes and a hollow expression, wearing tattered, ancient white mourning clothes that fray and flutter in a spectral wind. Their long, thin fingers are curled slightly, resting at their sides in a rigid, unnatural posture. The background is a misty, moonlit forest with skeletal, leafless trees and a thick, low-lying fog that obscures the ground, creating a sense of isolation. The visual style is a high-quality anime illustration with a cold color palette dominated by deep blues, greys, and stark whites. Eerie, floating particles of light drift through the air, and a soft, diffused moonlight creates sharp contrasts and long, creeping shadows, evoking a chilling and supernatural atmosphere.