Fire vs Water: Elemental Battle Cinematic Video Prompt

15s cinematic photorealistic action video, 5 shots, 16:9. ARRI ALEXA 65, 35mm anamorphic, film grain, rich contrast, natural bokeh, volumetric god rays, realistic smoke, dust, sparks, fire, water, hair and cloth physics. No text, logos, UI or watermark. Environment: Abandoned ancient temple ruins, broken pillars, rubble, burning temple, heavy smoke, sparks, dramatic sunset. Keep architecture, damage, lighting and atmosphere consistent. Woman 1 – Fire: Short pink hair, red horns, deep red/gold ornate battle outfit, chains, black belt, tassels, platform boots. Lock face, body and outfit perfectly. Woman 2 – Water: Long navy-black hair with straight bangs, deep blue-silver flowing battle robe, transparent layers, decorative belt, silver ornaments, tassels and boots. Lock face, body and outfit perfectly. 0–2.5s: Wide tracking circle. Fighters clash aggressively. Fire woman attacks with flame punches/kicks; water woman dodges and counters with water whips. Fire and water collide into steam explosions. 2.5–6s: Tight tracking shot. Close-range brutal exchange. Fire elbow + knee; water blocks with a water shield and counters with a pressurized palm, sending her across rubble. 6–9.5s: Low-angle tracking. Both charge and leap. Water woman launches spinning water spheres; fire woman breaks through with explosive flames and close-range attacks. 9.5–12.5s: Medium-wide push-in. Water woman summons a massive serpentine water dragon. Fire woman releases a majestic flame phoenix. Both charge toward each other. 12.5–15s: Epic wide pull-back/crane up. Dragon and phoenix collide, creating a huge explosion of steam, fire, water, light and debris. Shockwave, sparks and droplets fill the frame; energy slowly dissipates. Audio: Cinematic orchestral-electronic score, heavy percussion, rising strings, synths, impacts, whooshes, water, fire, steam, dragon roar and phoenix cry. Smooth cinematic camera only, no handheld shake or unnecessary cuts. Perfect character consistency and realistic elemental physics.