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<lora:Highryz_zit:1> The scene opens on a massive gothic church standing alone above the city, its dark stone architecture dominating the frame. No people are visible. The structure rises with sharp spires, narrow towers, and intricate stone carvings that disappear into the shadows. Rain falls heavily across the entire scene, turning every surface dark and reflective. The camera angle is slightly low and wide, allowing the full silhouette of the church to cut into a turbulent sky. Thick storm clouds roll overhead, layered and unstable, illuminated occasionally by faint flashes of distant lightning. Water pours from gargoyle drains and broken gutters, cascading down the walls in constant streams. The rooftop and surrounding stone walkways are completely soaked, reflecting fragments of light from the stormy horizon. Puddles collect in uneven surfaces, rippling constantly under the force of the rain. The architecture feels ancient but still imposing, its details partially obscured by sheets of water and drifting mist. Wind drives the rain at an angle, creating motion across the image. Banners and loose cables whip against the structure, while small rivulets carve paths down carved statues and arches. In the distance, faint outlines of futuristic buildings appear through fog, but they feel distant and insignificant compared to the presence of the church. The atmosphere is empty, heavy, and cinematic. The scene focuses entirely on the architecture and weather, emphasizing scale, isolation, and the sensation of stone completely soaked under an unforgiving storm.