Cinematic 16:9 dark fantasy, photorealistic, Gothic cathedral, emerald-green glowing magic, dramatic low light, film grain. Generate in 3 parts of about 10 seconds each. PART 1 Scene 1: Dark horned demons charge through a ruined cathedral, blurred motion. Scene 2: Extreme close-up of a young nun in a white wimple, her fist glowing bright green, intense stare. Scene 3: A green energy dome forms around her as hundreds of demons surround it, wide high-angle shot. PART 2 (use the LAST FRAME of Part 1 as reference image; keep the exact same face, body, outfit and cathedral) Scene 4: Her habit turns into a glowing green-white gown, then she transforms into a radiant angel with huge translucent glowing wings, a halo and a white-green gown, standing inside a clear green bubble. Scene 5: She fights the demons with a glowing green spear and a round glowing shield, spinning slashes, motion blur. PART 3 (use the LAST FRAME of Part 2 as reference image; keep the exact same angel face, wings, halo and gown) Scene 6: She wields a glowing green chainsaw, cutting demons in half, green energy bursts and orange sparks, low-angle hero shots. Scene 7: Green laser pillars rain from above, she crouches in the green dome as a huge green explosion and smoke engulf the cathedral. Scene 8: Smoke clears, the demons are gone, the angel stands alone on the glowing floor emblem, wings spread, calm, slow zoom out. Continuity rule for every part: same face, same lighting, same green color grade, same camera style as the previous part. Negative prompt: cartoon, anime, low quality, blurry, face change, different person, extra limbs, bad hands, deformed wings, text, watermark, logo, flickering, overexposed, duplicate characters.
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