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High-quality anime footage. [Work Tone] An elegant, dreamlike afternoon lyrical anime set in a transparent summer glass greenhouse. The entire visual is unified as high-density 2D hand-drawn animation, focusing on quiet breathing, the movement of light, reflection and transmission per material, and delicate changes in expression. [Role of Reference Image] Use only Image 1. Treat Image 1 as a reference for a single appearing character, referencing only facial features, eye shape, iris color, hairstyle, hair color, costume, accessories, physique, full-body silhouette, atmosphere, and character-specific colors. Do not reproduce Image 1's own background, room, furniture, architecture, pose, hand position, camera angle, camera distance, framing, composition, or lighting conditions. Do not bring background elements from Image 1 into the greenhouse. Strictly maintain the same person as Image 1 as the same single character throughout the entire piece. Do not change facial contour, eye shape, characteristics of the left and right pupils, iris color, bangs, hair length, hairstyle, hair ornaments, costume structure, accessory positions, physique, perceived age, or character-specific colors. Only expressions, gaze, mouth, breathing, shoulder tension, hand movements, and natural hair and costume sway may change. Mixing features, averaging faces, turning into a different person, costume changes, disappearing accessories, hairstyle changes, cloning, duplication, and adding extra people are prohibited. [Art Style Fixation] As a condition separate from character identity, fix the entire visual as delicate, high-density 2D hand-drawn animation. Maintain thin, pale cool-toned lines, transparent multi-layered color shading, soft gradients, a faint luminous quality to skin, delicate highlights in hair, and multi-layered reflections in the eyes. Flowers, glass, tea, sky, clouds, white furniture, floor tiles, and greenhouse architecture are all drawn with the same density of hand-drawn brushwork. Do not use thick outlines, simplified TV anime style, flat single-layer cel shading, low-density backgrounds, smooth CG, 3D conversion, semi-realism, live-action conversion, or mixed art styles. [Elements to Vary According to the Character] Keep the location and events fixed; adjust only the design of small objects, accent colors, the impression of light, the tint of the tea, and a single small tabletop accent to match the character in Image 1. While maintaining the greenhouse's bright white and pale blue base, extract only one color from Image 1's hair color, eye color, costume color, and accessory color as a supplementary accent. Limit the accent color to the rim of the cup, a thin decoration on the saucer, a flower on the table, and a slight tint in refracted light; do not repaint the entire background with the character's color. The shape of the teacup and saucer may be slightly adjusted in design within the range of elegant, dainty, refined, or fantastical to match the impression of Image 1's costume and accessories. However, it is fixed that they are transparent glass, one cup, one handle, and one saucer. The tea maintains a transparent, warm color and may be gently adjusted to amber, pale honey, light rose, or a fantastical brown with a hint of pale blue-green, matching Image 1's character color. Do not make it cloudy liquid, opaque liquid, or fluorescent colors. Place only one tabletop accent. Choose the most natural single item from a citrus slice, a small sugar confection, a single flower, or a thin fruit slice, matching the atmosphere of Image 1. The accent must not multiply, move, or transform mid-scene. [Fixed Stage] The stage is a bright summer glass greenhouse. Maintain white window frames and roof framework, clear blue sky, white clouds, outside greenery and flowers, a white round table, a white metal chair, flower pots, and pale blue-gray floor tiles. Use white and pale blue as the base, with only the pale gold created by sunlight and the supplementary accent color extracted from Image 1. [Fixed Props] In the initial state, one transparent glass teacup contains tea, is not held by anyone's hand, and is placed at the center of one transparent glass saucer. One tabletop accent remains placed on the white round table. In the latter half, only the character herself holds the cup's handle with her right hand. Do not multiply, exchange, disappear, or transform the cup, handle, tea, saucer, or accent. [Opening Camera] The first camera is at an oblique front angle to the white round table, at the same low height as the table surface, facing toward the character's oblique front. Place the teacup and saucer large in the foreground, and clearly show the character's upper chest and face in the background. Align the background vanishing axis with the direction in which the floor tiles and the right-side window frame extend into the greenhouse's depth. Introduce the tea and the character in the same frame from the start. The character breathes gently, and only the hair tips, sleeves, and light costume decorations sway slightly in the greenhouse's breeze. [Light Generation] Thin clouds outside flow sideways, the sunlight opens up, and white sunlight passing through the greenhouse window glass transmits through the tea. Soft light patterns created by refraction through the tea and transparent glass appear from the saucer's rim onto the white table. The base color of the light patterns is pale gold, with Image 1's character-specific colors mixed in very faintly. The character notices the new light, releases a little tension from her shoulders, and turns her upper body very slightly toward the light. [Camera Movement Following the Light] The light patterns begin to flow continuously with the movement of the clouds, and the camera follows the light as a guide line. The camera position smoothly lowers from the oblique table front to near the floor, keeps facing the direction of light travel, and changes subject size from a close-up of the cup to a medium shot of the costume. The background vanishing axis shifts from behind the table to the oblique depth of the floor tiles. Render each material differently: thin transparent reflections on transparent glass, colored transmitted light in the tea, soft diffused light on white fabric, short sharp reflections on metal decorations, and faint mirror-like light on floor tiles. Continuing, the light moves successively from the white table to the floor tiles, to the hem or lower decorations of the costume, and to decorations around the waist. The camera rises from near the floor to chest height while still facing the character's oblique front, returning subject size from a medium shot of the costume to upper chest. The background vanishing axis transfers from the floor tiles to the window frame and roof framework extending toward the upper right. If Image 1's costume has no hem or waist decorations, do not add nonexistent decorations; instead, move the light in order over the actual costume's edges, fabric overlaps, chest area, cuffs, and hair ornaments. Background window frames, flowers, and chairs create gentle parallax to maintain the greenhouse's depth. [Expression Change] The light does not enter the center of the face; it only faintly outlines the shoulders, the outer edges of the hair, and the costume's contours. For the expression change, first show only the pre-existing catchlights inside both pupils brightening slightly at the same time, then the eyebrows rise a little, then the eyelids soften and relax, then the corners of the mouth naturally lift, and finally the gaze lowers to the tea, in that order. The camera maintains an oblique front upper-chest shot, showing Image 1's eyes, facial features, hairstyle, hair ornaments, and main costume decorations clearly. [Cup-Lifting Action] The character carefully pinches only the cup's handle with the fingers of her right hand and quietly lifts the transparent teacup from the saucer. Her left hand remains lightly resting on the edge of the white table. When the cup is held at a height slightly lower than her chest, small ripples form in the tea, and the greenhouse's white roof framework, blue sky, and flowing clouds reflect naturally onto the tea's surface. [Ending Camera] The ending camera is at the character's oblique front, at chest height, facing the tea surface and her face. Keep the character at upper-chest size, with the tea surface in the foreground and a real three-quarter face in the background. Align the background vanishing axis with the direction in which the white roof framework extends toward the upper right. Tilt the camera slightly downward, and the character quietly holds the transparent teacup at a position slightly lower than her chest. On the tea surface in the foreground, the greenhouse's blue sky and the same character's three-quarter face appear clearly once. The face on the tea surface is an optical reflection — not another person, a duplicate, or a second character. Maintain the same facial features, hairstyle, expression, and gaze direction as the real image in the background. The real image in the background maintains a gentle smile, the tea's ripples settle, and cut at the moment when the real image and the reflected image are both clear simultaneously. [Prohibited Items] Do not overlay light points, horizontal flares, or glass reflections onto the center of the face, the bridge of the nose, between the eyebrows, or the surface of the pupils. Do not obscure the face with light. Do not replace the background with Image 1's background. Do not change to any location other than the greenhouse. No text, subtitles, logos, or watermarks. No BGM, no music, no ambient sound, no foley, no sound generation.