Cinematic Sword Action Sequence

And I adapted the prompt, for 15 sec: a high-intensity 15-second cinematic action showcase. The main character should feel lethal, elegant, playful, and impossibly agile. Every movement flows directly into the next with no dead time. REFERENCE IMAGE JOB Image 1 controls the main character's exact identity, face, hair, outfit, body proportions, costume details, and crossed back-carry position of both swords. Preserve the reference appearance exactly. The character begins with exactly two swords sheathed and crossed in an X across the back, hilts clearly visible above both shoulders. LOCATION Ancient ruined stone fortress courtyard at sunset. Weathered stone floor, broken arches, collapsed walls, distant mountains and valley visible through ruined openings. Warm golden sunlight, long shadows, subtle atmospheric haze. Light wind moves hair, scarf ends, tassels, cords, and layered costume panels. TIMED ACTION 0.00–2.00 The main character stands relaxed. She reaches over both shoulders and performs a simultaneous dual draw. The instant both blades clear, she explodes forward with a fast crossing attack, one blade high and one blade low. Medium three-quarter camera. Hair and costume elements whip outward from the acceleration. 2.00–5.00 Without stopping, she rotates through a flowing combination: right sword horizontal sweep, left sword rising diagonal cut, tight pivot, both blades reverse direction. Fast footwork. Camera arcs from front three-quarter to side view. Keep both blades readable. 5.00–7.50 She drops into a low spinning attack. One sword remains high as guard while the other sweeps low around the body. The spin immediately transitions into a powerful double upward cut. Low moving camera emphasizing speed and balance. Hair and fabric flare outward during rotation. 7.50–10.50 She accelerates into a sprint. Using a broken stone edge as leverage, she launches into a twisting aerial turn. Both swords carve two distinct cutting paths while airborne. Wide shot showing the entire jump, rotation, surrounding ruins, and clean landing. 10.50–13.00 Immediately from the landing, she performs the showcase move: fast low approach, spring upward, tight twisting flip, both swords held close to the body during rotation, blades open outward only as the rotation completes. Maintain full body coherence throughout the flip. Hair and costume elements follow the spin naturally. She lands facing away from camera. 13.00–15.00 She instantly turns back toward camera. Final signature combination: fast crossing slash, spinning reverse cut, both swords sweep outward into a wide symmetrical finish. She settles into a low balanced stance. Expression calm, confident, slightly amused. Hold briefly. Both blades clearly visible. AUDIO - HARD LOCK No music. No soundtrack. No orchestral elements. No dramatic audio rises. Natural diegetic sound only: wind through ruins, footfalls on stone, cloth movement, sword movement through air, subtle metal handling, landing impacts, rubble shifting, breathing. CONSISTENCY Exactly one main character. Exactly two swords. Both swords begin crossed on the back. Both swords remain in hand after the draw. No duplicates. No extra weapons. No disappearing blades. No hand swapping. No blade merging. Preserve reference appearance exactly. Movement remains fast, fluid, elegant, acrobatic, and controlled. The flip, aerial turn, and final combo are the hero moments of the sequence.