The camera shoots up from below, passing over the jagged cliff face, then suddenly tilts down to reveal the surging sea below, waves crashing against the black rocks. A woman [Image 1] stands at the edge of the cliff,…
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Generate a first-person perspective (POV) video of a woman in green (@image-1) flying on a sword through mountains. Real-life cinematic style. The camera mimics human eyes (no face/body shown, only the sword). Shot 1: Looking down at shoes and dress. Shot 2: Looking forward while flying. Extreme shaking and speed. One-take flow. Only environmental sounds, no BGM. Mountains are huge, character is small. Scale of sword is realistic. Camera position stays constant, only tilting up/down.
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