Create a surreal depiction of a multi-headed dragon queen inspired by the original figure, but transformed into the eerie, Gothic style of Edward Gorey. Employ intricate cross-hatching and fine linework to bring depth and texture, emphasizing shadows and subtle details. The dragon queen should appear as a blend of human and beast, with an elongated, simplified silhouette, and multiple heads displaying emotionless, haunting expressions. Incorporate subtle hints of 19th to early 20th-century fashion, such as ornate collars or vintage accessories, to give the character a surreal yet anachronistic presence. Minimize the background, leaving empty space for tension and focus. Include symbolic elements like a lone bird perched on one of the dragon’s horns or an antique clock partially hidden in the folds of her scales. Use a monochrome palette with variations of black, gray, and white to enhance the eerie, timeless atmosphere. The final piece should evoke both elegance and unease, reflecting a story untold through its mysterious subject.