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For the target video, at 0.00 seconds into the target video, the reference image is fully preserved. A single continuous 10-second cinematic shot in vertical 9:16, with the colossal airborne dragon maintaining exactly the same identity, anatomy, proportions, wing structure, scales, horns, facial features, lighting, mountain valley and scale relationship with the tiny solitary warrior. The camera remains almost completely stationary with an extremely subtle slow forward push-in, keeping the dragon centered and the tiny warrior at the bottom of the valley as a constant scale reference. From 0.00s to 3.00s, the dragon hovers almost motionless in the mountain air, its enormous chest and shoulder muscles moving subtly with slow powerful breathing while its fully extended wings remain spread wide, the leathery membranes gently flexing and rippling under the high-altitude wind. From 3.00s to 6.00s, the dragon performs one slow, powerful downward wingbeat, the massive wing membranes stretching under aerodynamic pressure as thousands of subtle scale and membrane movements respond to the force, clouds and mist around the wings being pushed outward and downward, while the long tail and hind legs naturally sway from inertia. From 6.00s to 8.00s, the dragon slowly lowers its head toward the tiny warrior and maintains direct eye contact, its red eyes remaining fixed and its enormous jaw gradually closing from the open-mouthed pose into a restrained threatening expression, with the tongue and wet inner mouth moving naturally. From 8.00s to 10.00s, the dragon holds position and slowly exhales through its mouth and nostrils, producing a faint cloud of warm vapor that mixes with the cold mountain mist, while the wings make tiny stabilizing movements and the claws subtly flex in the turbulent air. The tiny warrior remains almost completely still throughout the entire shot, looking upward at the enormous creature. Clouds drift slowly through the valley, fine atmospheric particles move around the dragon, distant mountain mist flows naturally between the slopes, and small pieces of dust and vegetation near the warrior respond subtly to the dragon's displaced air. Preserve the exact number and position of wings, limbs, claws, horns, eyes, teeth and tail, preserve the original facial expression and creature design throughout. Motion is slow, heavy, controlled and physically believable, emphasizing enormous mass, aerodynamic force and inertia rather than frantic action. No transformation, no morphing, no extra limbs, no duplicated anatomy, no fire breath, no landing, no sudden attack, no rapid wing flapping, no dramatic camera movement, no camera shake, no cuts, no change of environment, no change of lighting. Ultra-photorealistic cinematic biological realism, physically accurate wing membrane deformation, muscle tension, scale movement, aerodynamic pressure, atmospheric interaction and believable flight dynamics, restrained filmic color science, monumental prehistoric wildlife documentary aesthetic. overall_soundscape: deep powerful wingbeats with a heavy low-frequency air displacement, strong mountain wind rushing around the wings, subtle leathery membrane movement, deep controlled breathing, faint low growl from the dragon's throat, distant wind moving through the mountain valley, subtle atmospheric rumble, no dialogue, no music. non_diegetic_music: none