A medium shot from a 3/4 view of Edgar Halden, a scholar and experienced field worker in his early 50s, standing within the ruins of an ancient civilization. He is a mature man with a scholarly yet weathered appearance, featuring salt-and-pepper hair and a tired but keen gaze. He wears practical field attire suitable for an archaeologist: a sturdy, olive-brown utility jacket over a linen shirt, khaki cargo trousers, and worn leather boots, with a leather satchel slung over his shoulder. He stands in a cautious, composed posture, his hands clasped behind his back as he observes a mysterious artifact with a careful, analytical expression. The background consists of towering, crumbling stone pillars and overgrown vines of a forgotten ruin, with dust motes dancing in the air. The lighting is soft and natural, filtering through the canopy above, casting gentle shadows and creating a quiet, contemplative atmosphere with a muted, earthy color palette.
マスターアーキテクト じょん
