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[0:00 – 0:03 | ESTABLISHING SHOT] Wide cinematic shot of a vast emerald valley at golden hour — ancient mountains wrapped in mist in the distance. Lyra, a fearless teenage girl with braided auburn hair, gallops across the open field on her white stallion Storm. Hooves thunder against the earth. The camera tracks low beside them, grass blurring in the foreground. Wind. Speed. Freedom. [0:03 – 0:06 | THE DISCOVERY] Storm suddenly rears back — whinnying sharply. Lyra pulls the reins. Cut to — a cracked obsidian egg nestled between ancient stone ruins, glowing faintly from within. A tiny claw punches through. Then another. A baby dragon tumbles out — small, electric blue, with oversized wings and golden eyes blinking in the light for the very first time. It looks directly at Lyra. She drops to her knees, breathless. [0:06 – 0:10 | THE BOND] Close-up — the baby dragon crawls forward and presses its tiny snout against Lyra's palm. A warm pulse of blue flame flickers gently from its nostrils. Lyra's eyes fill with wonder. Storm lowers his head toward the dragon — accepting. The three share a single frame. Something ancient and unbreakable just began. [0:10 – 0:13 | THE QUEST BEGINS] Pull back to sweeping aerial shot — Lyra back on Storm, the baby dragon perched boldly on her shoulder, wings half-spread. They charge toward the misty mountains on the horizon as storm clouds gather dramatically above. Lightning cracks in the distance. The dragon lets out its first roar — small but fierce. The mountains tremble. [0:13 – 0:15 | FADE OUT] The trio disappears into the golden mist at the edge of the world. Screen fades to black. A single ember floats upward. Voiceover (deep, mythic, storyteller tone): "She wasn't looking for a legend. The legend found her."
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