Delvis forstening Dark Fantasy-kortkunst

A dark fantasy trading-card illustration of a noble anime knight woman in a ruined gothic cathedral, shown from the waist up in a dramatic three-quarter view. She wears a royal blue dress with gold trim, a silver breastplate with blue heraldic markings, armored gauntlets, and a dark corseted waist, with a deep violet underskirt visible in torn layers. Her blonde hair is tied into a braided bun with loose bangs and a large dark blue ribbon at the back. Her body is undergoing {argument name="status effect" default="partial petrification"}: both hands, arms, and large sections of her dress and armor are cracked stone, with marble-like fissures spreading across her body. Her pose is tense and elegant, one petrified hand raised near her face and the other curled in front of her torso, as if reacting in fear or shock. Her expression should suggest dread and helplessness. Around her float 5 broken stone tablets or card-like slabs engraved with faint figures and symbols, suspended in the air at different depths. Beside her hovers a gigantic monstrous eyeball, about the size of her head and shoulders, with a cracked stone sclera, a staring iris, jagged crown-like spikes, and ornate organic ridges around it; it drips thick pale wax-like fluid mixed with dark blood in long heavy strands and droplets. The environment is a cavernous, shadowy cathedral interior with towering arches fading into darkness. Place multiple melted candles in the scene, including visible candle clusters at the left edge, lower center background, and right foreground on stone stands; their flames are small and warm, casting amber highlights. Add many glowing droplets or motes falling through the air, echoing the dripping fluid from the eye. The mood is cursed, tragic, and oppressive, like a high-rarity status ailment card for a fantasy game. Render in highly detailed painterly anime style with realistic textures, dramatic chiaroscuro lighting, cracked stone surfaces, weathered fabric, polished but damaged armor, and a vertical card-art composition.