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This is the opening and closing scene of a sword fight. Based on these two scenes, create a seamless sequence of an armored male knight with a red cape and sword fighting a giant horned monster with glowing red eyes in a snowy mountain battlefield. The fight is fast, intense, and relentless from beginning to end. Use multiple cinematic camera angles such as wide shots, low angles, tracking shots, and close combat shots to emphasize the scale and speed of the battle. The knight moves quickly, dodging attacks while striking with his sword, while the monster attacks with massive force, sending snow and ice flying through the air
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