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<lora:NononononowayStyleKlein4b_4k:1>, 86_(nononononoway), nonoscorpiongirl, The focus of this image is a girl called Nonoscorpiongirl. Nonoscorpiongirl's skin is a pale white exoskeleton with a large number of cracks on her face. The cracks are larger on her neck, showing the brownish-yellow tissue fiber underneath her exoskeleton. Her eyes are dull grey, half-lidded, and seem almost dead and glazed. Her mouth is kept from closing by harsh metal braces that wrap around her head and then extend to her mouth to ensure she's incapable of biting. The cracks on her face are especially prominent where the braces move along her face with many cracks spreading out from areas the braces touch. A single dark brown scorpion tail emerges from Nonoscorpiongirl's lower back. Nonoscorpiongirl crouches on the damp moss-covered floor of the abandoned butterfly arboretum, her cracked porcelain white carapace face inches away from a large informational display panel that has partially fallen from its mount on a wooden post. The panel shows faded illustrations of butterfly life cycles with text reading "Metamorphosis: From Egg to Adult" and "Caterpillar Stage: Consuming Leaves" in peeling blue and green graphics. Her dull grey half-lidded eyes stare at the colorful pictures with intense focus, one finger with visible chitin plating and exposed muscle beneath cracked skin pointing at an illustration of a fuzzy caterpillar. Her mouth hangs open, steel braces extending four inches past her lips on either side, catching droplets of condensation from the humid air. She wears her white dress made from woven tail-thread, the fabric gathering around her knees as she squats. Her enormous dark brown scorpion tail curves up behind her, the tip with its massive venom-filled stinger hovering near her head as if she's unconsciously brought it forward to also "look" at the pictures. The arboretum around her is a structure of steel framework and glass panels, the ceiling rising forty feet above, with many panels replaced by wild vegetation that has grown through the gaps. Thick elephant ear plants with leaves three feet across dominate the left side, their surfaces glossy with moisture. A walking path made of weathered wooden planks stretches behind her, planks warped and split with age, weeds growing between them. Passion flower vines with intricate purple and white blooms hang from overhead beams in heavy curtains. A rusted metal bench sits nearby, its green paint almost entirely flaked off. The floor is covered in a carpet of soft green moss and decomposing leaves. Butterflies land on her white dress and in her hair - orange gulf fritillaries, yellow sulfurs, and black swallowtails with blue and orange markings on their wings. Shafts of late afternoon sunlight break through the intact glass panels in the western side of the dome, creating god rays in the misty humid air and illuminating dust motes and floating plant seeds. Rendered in the nononononoway style the artwork blends hyper-detailed almost photorealistic textures on machines sky and landscapes with the clean expressive lines of anime character design creating a surreal high-contrast scene where ethereal fantasy and gothic urban horror collides with mundane infrastructure under dramatic cinematic lighting.