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An ancient, forgotten city carved into solid anthracite rock, hidden deep within an enormous cave system. The buildings are entirely built out of marble, illuminated by the soft, ethereal glow of bioluminescent fungi and crystals embedded in the cave walls, casting a mystical light on the white marble structures. Massive stalactites and stalagmites surround the city, some of them integrated into the architecture as natural columns and supports. The marble buildings, weathered by time, feature intricate carvings of mythical creatures and ancient symbols, with lush green moss and vines creeping over them, adding to the sense of age and mystery. A grand marble bridge arches over an underground river that winds through the city, its waters shimmering with phosphorescence. In the center, a colossal marble statue of a forgotten deity watches over the city, partially submerged in a glowing lake. The air is thick with the scent of damp earth and ancient stone, creating an atmosphere of timelessness and secrets long buried. The focus is the colossal marble statue of the forgotten deity. It is clearly visible. Only the human built structures are marble. The cave itself is still natural rock, the plants are actually alive green plants in various shades. Nyxalith, the Guardian of Depths : Nyxalith is depicted as a towering figure, half-human, half-serpent. The upper body is that of a graceful and powerful woman, with flowing hair made of marble that seems to ripple like water. Her eyes are inlaid with glowing gems, perhaps emeralds or sapphires, that give off a soft, otherworldly light. The lower body transforms into a massive serpent tail, coiled elegantly around the base of the statue, with scales intricately carved and polished to a mirror-like sheen. Her arms are outstretched, one holding a marble staff entwined with vines and crystals, the other offering a welcoming, yet foreboding gesture. The statue of Nyxalith is the centerpiece of a grand, domed temple at the heart of the city. The dome above her is adorned with carvings of stars and celestial bodies, representing the sky as seen from the depths of the earth. The temple walls are lined with alcoves, each containing smaller statues of serpentine creatures or offerings left by ancient worshipers. The air is thick with the scent of ancient incense, and a soft, echoing chant seems to reverberate through the marble hall, as if the deity herself is whispering secrets from ages past. <lora:FLUX_Stonebound_Marble_World_Morph:0.9> <lora:aidmaGLOW-FLUX-V0.1:0.5> aidmaGlow