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<lora:training_2617621-20251208122121437:1> RO9. Outdoors, forgotten cloister, hemmed in by tall Gothic stone walls, whose facades bear the weight of centuries in their weathered, cold-gray masonry. Elaborate arched windows, pointed and solemn, pierce the walls like silent sentinels, their darkened glass long devoid of light. A series of spires and turrets punctuate the sky, their delicate silhouettes softened by the overcast gloom that casts the entire courtyard in a desaturated, melancholic haze. The towering entrance arch frames the view, its once-graceful tracery now twisted and overgrown with ghostly vines that dangle like skeletal fingers from the sky. The ground is overrun with untamed grass, its pale yellow blades rising in languid waves, whispering the slow decay of what was once cultivated and sacred. The courtyard is devoid of life yet brimming with memory—an eerie echo of rituals, whispered prayers, and footsteps long since faded. The sense of abandonment is profound, but not hopeless; it is as if time itself has chosen to rest here, letting the silence blossom into something strangely sacred, poised between reverence and ruin.