<https://s.mj.run/irNavRRxsOg> Using the attached image as a reference for the camera angle and for Corvus, imagine the following: A solemn and emotional scene viewed from a top-down perspective, positioned directly above Corvus Argentum, a dark-feathered aarakocra. His broad, black wings spread partially open, framing his kneeling form. The top of Corvus’ feathered head is visible as he bows slightly forward, his clawed hands gently clasping the hands of two still figures lying before him on the cracked, frost-covered stone floor of a ruined, crumbling temple. Beyond him lies Elion, a gaunt elf man with frail, sorrowful features, and Elara, a pale woman with flowing purple hair. The elf and the woman's lifeless hands are joined together in a poignant gesture of unity. The icy floor beneath them is textured with creeping frost patterns, jagged cracks, and faint traces of ancient carvings. Shattered stone columns and shards of broken stained glass surround the scene, their jagged edges glinting faintly in the ethereal blue and silver light emanating from above. A faint divine glow descends from the heavens, softly illuminating the three figures, casting long shadows across the frost-covered floor. The atmosphere is heavy with grief, tension, and the weight of sacrifice, captured in the intricate details of the ruined temple and the sorrowful arrangement of the characters. The composition is cinematic, emotional, and otherworldly, drawing the viewer into the profound moment. --s 750