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A hauntingly elegant portrait of a demonic geisha queen, seated with regal stillness on a low, dark-lacquered bed draped in black silk and crimson brocade. The setting is a dimly lit chamber, its air thick with incense smoke and illuminated only by the warm, flickering glow of hanging paper lanterns. She wears a ceremonial hanbok styled like a geisha’s kimono — flowing black silk with violet trim, embroidered in deep crimson with dragons, peonies, and crow feathers. Her porcelain skin gleams with an otherworldly coolness, and glowing crimson horns rise gracefully from her intricate black coiffure, adorned with obsidian and jade hairpins. Standing beside her is a majestic white swan, larger than life, its body pressed close to her side. Its powerful wings are outstretched in a sweeping, protective arc that veils much of her torso and lap in soft, radiant feathers. The swan's wings shimmer faintly, as if touched by divine light — both shielding and revealing her form in soft, shifting layers. The queen’s eyes — twin glowing rubies — peek through the feathers, calm and unreadable beneath delicate silver face chains. Her dark plum lips are just barely visible beneath the veil of down.