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A candid, gritty documentary photograph capturing a massive, peeling spray-painted mural on the side of a tall, weathered city building made of old, textured brick. The giant mural, in a state of decay which takes up three full floors and spans between rows of windows, depicts a silver eagle with spread wings. Its colors are muted, peeling, and heavily weathered, showing significant fading from sun and rain, with the rough texture of the individual bricks clearly visible beneath the remaining paint. The eagle holds a golden circular emblem with the word "SLAYER" in a red jagged font, centered on a pentagram; the red and gold colors are pale and patchy. The eagle’s talons grip a silver sword with blood dripping from its tip. Behind the emblem, two crossed swords with ornate hilts extend upward, each topped with a small skull, all showing signs of decay and erosion. The mural shows crackling, peeling layers, and areas of deep fading where the underlying brickwork is prominent. The scene includes urban background elements like telephone poles, wires, and passing cars in natural daylight.