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Photorealistic, cinematic realism, darkly lit chaos detail. He crouches forward slightly, a Bloodletter ready to spring—his curved back lined with jagged spines that rupture through flesh and brass like exposed rebar. His bare legs, digitigrade and thick with muscle, end in clawed feet planted deep into a slick of ichor. The demon’s horned skull dips low, staring forward with impossible focus. Between his ribs, warped bone protrusions have burst through the skin like armor forced from within. The long, sinewy arms flex around a massive scythe-blade, each claw curling and trembling with hunger. His armor—if it can be called that—is fused to his chest and shoulders by molten rivets, part ceremonial, part surgical desecration. The surface of his sword bleeds red steam, dripping condensed warp condensation onto the stone floor. Around his silhouette, the air shimmers with red-tinged distortion, as if reality cannot quite bear to contain him.