<https://s.mj.run/umV_Qwk1ZTw> an erect and balanced posture for the central figure. The lower body should have two straight legs that support the character. These legs should be parallel and close together, much like a person standing at attention, with weight evenly distributed. The feet, pointed straight ahead, are flat on the ground, toes facing forward, heels in alignment with the back of the head, signifying a grounded and stable base. For the upper pair of legs, they should originate from the same point on the hips as the lower legs but are raised and angled. The thighs of these upper legs should extend outward at a diagonal, creating a wide V-shape. At the knees, bend the legs inward while maintaining the direction of the thighs so that the calves are parallel with the upper body. The knees are positioned approximately at the level of the lower ribs. The upper feet, flexed and directed outward, should align with the direction of the knees, suggesting a mirroring of the lower feet but in an elevated position. The arms of the figure are relaxed, positioned close to the body but not touching the sides. The elbows are bent just slightly, with forearms angled toward the hips of the lower body and hands with gently curved fingers to express elegance and composure. The character's torso is upright, with a slight backward curve in the lower back to emphasize the chest. The head is held high on a straight neck, the chin parallel to the ground, eyes looking directly forward. This position conveys a sense of command and poise.  --s 750