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Imagine an ultra-high-definition, cinematic horror scene: Beneath a rusted, industrial footway suspended over a vast, inky-black reservoir, the water stirs. Shafts of broken orange light filter through the grates above, casting fragmented, flickering patterns across the rippling surface. The space is eerily silent—save for the slow, rhythmic dripping of water from corroded pipes. Then, without warning, a sleek, biomechanical form begins to rise. A Xenomorph, its obsidian exoskeleton glistening with thick rivulets of water, emerges in near silence, its massive, elongated skull breaking the surface like a nightmare surfacing from the abyss. Thick strands of liquid cascade from its ridged body, catching the fractured light in eerie glimmers. Its eyeless face remains angled downward for a moment, motionless—until its inner jaw twitches. Clawed hands, dripping and glistening, press against the slick concrete edge of the reservoir as the creature pulls itself up in slow, deliberate movements. Its segmented tail unfurls beneath the water, sending out ghostly ripples as it rises fully into the dimly lit corridor above. Shadows dance across its glistening body, the broken light creating an unnatural, almost hypnotic pattern across its skeletal frame. The footway creaks faintly. Something above is watching, unaware of the horror that has just surfaced below