Mago do Vento vs Leviatã do Mar

Shot 1 (0.0s–2.0s): Slow push-in wide — <<<image_1>>> stands motionless on a black sea-cliff at dusk, robes, mesh hood, and long grey beard streaming in the wind, eyes closed in stillness; low wind, distant surf, a single wind-chime note. Shot 2 (2.0s–3.3s): Low angle on the sea below — the water bulges and drains back unnaturally against the cliff base; a deep ominous rumble, water sucking away. Shot 3 (3.3s–5.3s): Crane up fast — <<<image_2>>> erupts from the deep, towering over the cliff, seawater cascading off its scales in sheets; a thunderous roar, crashing water. Shot 4 (5.3s–6.8s): Locked close-up — <<<image_1>>> opens his eyes, calm and razor-sharp, not a flicker of fear, beard whipping; the sound drops to a held hush of wind. Keep <<<image_1>>> face and tattoos locked. Shot 5 (6.8s–8.4s): Low hero angle, push-in — <<<image_1>>> settles into a wind stance, palms opening as a spiraling vortex of air, dust, and storm-light gathers around his arms; a rising whoosh, building drums. Keep <<<image_1>>> design locked. Shot 6 (8.4s–9.8s): Whip pan — <<<image_2>>> lunges down with open maw as <<<image_1>>> sweeps forward, the wind-vortex screaming around him; a roar, an accelerating gale. Shot 7 (9.8s–11.2s): Crash-in extreme — he thrusts both palms and a blade of compressed wind slams into the Leviathan's jaw, a shockwave of spray and pale light bursting outward; a massive concussive boom, drum climax. Shot 8 (11.2s–12.6s): Wide — the monster recoils, hurled back into the sea in an explosion of water and mist, the storm tearing around it; a receding roar, a thunderclap. Shot 9 (12.6s–15.0s): Slow pull-back — <<<image_1>>> lowers his hands and returns to perfect stillness on the cliff edge, robes settling, the calm restored as the sea quiets behind him; the wind softening to that single chime note, then a smooth hold before fade. Global style lock: gritty photoreal cinematic fantasy action; stable picture, consistent character design, no distortion, no subtitles, no watermarks.