A serpentine original river yokai woman born from drowned shrines to guide the Hyakki Yagyo, a pale elongated beauty whose upper body is a young woman with soaking wet waist-length black hair tangled with dark water weeds, tiny river shells, rusted lost kanzashi hairpins, small crabs and drifting white lotus petals, her skin translucent bluish-white with faint glowing vein patterns like river currents and delicate fluttering gills along her neck, temples and collarbones, her face is both sorrowfully beautiful and terrifying with large luminous pearl-white eyes that have no pupils and a small mouth filled with sharp needle-like teeth dripping river water, her lower body is an immensely long eel-like serpent covered in dark slick scales and trailing endless tattered indigo cloth that dissolves into flowing water and mist. She is swiftly slithering and gliding along the rooftops directly above the night parade, bending her long neck down to bring her face extremely close to the viewer while staring with a hungry yet lonely expression as river water drips from her chin onto the procession below. The illustration is composed as a dynamic tracking shot with an intense close-up on her wet face captured from a low angle looking up, using a strong diagonal composition that emphasizes her winding serpentine momentum, with a bird's eye view background revealing the vast winding street far below transformed into a shallow glowing river completely filled with wading yokai and flickering lantern reflections. The atmosphere is a cold rainy midsummer night thick with heavy rain mist, the scent of wet earth and river mud and the soft sound of dripping water and distant splashes, both melancholically beautiful and chillingly eerie, as if forgotten drowned memories and uncried tears have taken form to rejoin the legendary parade.
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A serpentine original river yokai woman born from drowned shrines to guide the Hyakki Yagyo, a pale elongated beauty whose upper body is a young woman with soaking wet waist-length black hair tangled with dark water weeds, tiny river shells, rusted lost kanzashi hairpins, small crabs and drifting white lotus petals, her skin translucent bluish-white with faint glowing vein patterns like river currents and delicate fluttering gills along her neck, temples and collarbones, her face is both sorrowfully beautiful and terrifying with large luminous pearl-white eyes that have no pupils and a small mouth filled with sharp needle-like teeth dripping river water, her lower body is an immensely long eel-like serpent covered in dark slick scales and trailing endless tattered indigo cloth that dissolves into flowing water and mist. She is swiftly slithering and gliding along the rooftops directly above the night parade, bending her long neck down to bring her face extremely close to the viewer while staring with a hungry yet lonely expression as river water drips from her chin onto the procession below. The illustration is composed as a dynamic tracking shot with an intense close-up on her wet face captured from a low angle looking up, using a strong diagonal composition that emphasizes her winding serpentine momentum, with a bird's eye view background revealing the vast winding street far below transformed into a shallow glowing river completely filled with wading yokai and flickering lantern reflections. The atmosphere is a cold rainy midsummer night thick with heavy rain mist, the scent of wet earth and river mud and the soft sound of dripping water and distant splashes, both melancholically beautiful and chillingly eerie, as if forgotten drowned memories and uncried tears have taken form to rejoin the legendary parade.
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ultra
Style Code
LU489954
Rozmiar
1264 x 2048
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lowres, worst quality, low quality, bad anatomy, bad hands, text, error, missing fingers, jpeg artifacts, signature, watermark, photorealistic, blur, low resolution, extra digit, fewer digits, cropped, normal quality, username, blurry