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A narrative and atmospheric European comic style, with watercolor texture used to express the soft diffusion of light and the haziness of the smoke. Adopt a medium shot composition from the side or a three-quarter view to show her posture. She might be leaning back lazily in an unseen chair, her body relaxed, her head slightly lowered, her gaze fixed on the cigar in her hand. This posture makes her seem more reserved and unfathomable. The lighting design is softer and more focused: The cigar's glow is still the only light source, but this time it primarily illuminates herself. 1. The light is concentrated on the hand holding the cigar, with the outlines of her fingers and the reflection on her nails clearly visible. 2. The glow spreads softly upwards, illuminating her jawline, a small patch of her cheek, and the corner of her lips. Her expression is half-hidden at the boundary of light and shadow—one half in warm orange light, the other in cold darkness. 3. Her eyes are completely hidden by shadow and falling strands of hair, emphasizing that she is lost in thought, cut off from the outside world. 4. The rising smoke becomes a visual focal point, its illuminated parts appearing translucent and dreamlike. The watercolor wash effect can perfectly capture the flow and dissipation of the smoke. 5. On the side closer to the light source, the fluffy edge of the fur coat is outlined by the glow, creating a textural contrast with the pure black background. Except for the cigar's glow and the illuminated areas, the rest of the frame is filled with a deep and layered watercolor black, suggesting a vast and empty underground space, further highlighting her solitude and central position.