“When Worlds Collide”

From the vastness of space, Earth is a spectacle of chaos and terror a planet devoured by its own storms.

Titanic whirlwinds coil like serpents over entire continents, and monstrous typhoons churn the oceans into walls of water and lightning.

The land below twists and cracks, as if the planet itself is breaking apart, its continents unnaturally merging Asia, China, and Africa fusing into Mexico in a grotesque, impossible union.

Ancient temples stand defiantly atop fractured mountains, silhouetted against a sky torn open by jagged lightning and swirling debris.

The scene glows with ominous reds, greens, and shadows, a surreal yet horrifying vision of the world at the brink a moment where the earth and heavens seem to collide, unravel, and become something unrecognizable.