Flat color ff- fbs style image, Slomesty. This brutal, blood- red and ash- gray depiction, with stark black shadows, evokes a grim, battle- worn aesthetic, reminiscent of ancient war banners and forgotten legends. The flowing lines and ornamental details are now deep, battle- scarred engravings and fractured relics of a long- lost era. The elongated, stylized woman is a ghostly warrior queen, her body clad in tattered ceremonial armor, its once- pristine engravings now tarnished by time and the echoes of countless wars. Her long, wind- torn hair flows like battle smoke, merging into the mist of a forgotten battlefield. In this close- up portrait, she gazes directly at the viewer, her skeletal, gauntleted fingers gently cradling a cracked, bloodstained warrior’s helmet in front of her face. The ancient helmet is marked by deep cuts and scorches, the sigil of a lost kingdom barely visible beneath the wear. Her fingertips trace the jagged edges, recalling the echoes of countless souls who once wore it. Wisps of ghostly mist extend from cracks in her armor, intertwining with the helmet’s broken form—an eerie, silent requiem for an empire lost to time, as if listening to the voices of the dead