Create a 45-second ultra-realistic cinematic action video set in a large shipping container port at dusk, with wet concrete reflecting dramatic blue-gray skies and industrial lights. A young woman with long dark hair, wearing a white sleeveless crop top, pink pants, and black boots, runs desperately through the empty container yard as a gigantic, terrifying dark dragon with enormous wings, sharp horns, glowing orange eyes, and fiery scales chases her. The dragon opens its massive jaws and unleashes a powerful stream of fire, creating a huge explosion of flames, sparks, smoke, and flying debris behind the running woman. Show her sprinting between tall shipping containers as the dragon swoops low, spreads its wings, and sends powerful gusts of wind and dust across the ground. Use dynamic tracking shots, low-angle close-ups of her running feet, dramatic side views, and wide cinematic shots revealing the dragon's enormous size. As the chase intensifies, show the dragon flying above the port while the woman runs through thick smoke and turns to look back in fear. In the final sequence, she stops in the open container yard and faces the flying dragon as it circles through the stormy sky, followed by a massive fiery explosion in the distance that illuminates the entire scene. Maintain consistent character appearance, realistic human movement, detailed dragon anatomy, physically accurate fire and smoke, cinematic motion blur, dramatic lighting, volumetric fog, and photorealistic 4K quality throughout the entire 45-second video, with no text, logos, or watermarks.
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