BD-style fantasy tavern scene with dragon girl and judge

A Bande Dessinée (Hergé/Goscinny Tradition) illustration with clean ligne claire outlines and flat bright colors, showing a cozy wooden fantasy tavern with a roaring hearth, three-quarter view, medium shot. There are only two figures in the scene, sitting across a small table. On the right, Mirmulnir, a dragon girl with yellow eyes, green wavy hair, two horns and pointy ears, wearing a brown hooded robe with the hood pushed back over green scale armor, her dragon wings folded against her back and her dragon tail curled around the stool, clutches a plate with a single iced sweet roll and blows a small puff of fire toward her rival with a smug smirk. On the left, Judgedeath leans across the table, reaching for the pastry with one long clawed hand, the tip of his black judge helmet singed and smoking. He has pale green skin and wears a black judge helmet with a golden barred visor, his lipless grin wide and indignant, a black form-fitting judge uniform with a golden DEATH badge, a golden pterodactyl shoulder pad on his right shoulder and a golden boxy bone shoulder pad on his left shoulder. Wooden mugs, candles and a mounted deer head fill the background. Warm firelight and a cheerful palette of browns, greens and gold create a light, comedic mood.