Lighthouse beam dissolves sea creatures, exterior climax

No background music, no subtitles, no text overlay, no watermark. No title text, no UI, no logo. Reference mapping: - lighthouse-cliff-approach-sheet.png = the exterior lighthouse, cliff, wet stone path, railing, foggy sea, stormy coastal geography. - sea-born-creature-sheet.png = the sea-born flying creatures. They are not dragons and not birds: thin torn wings, elongated wet bodies, sea-mist trails, foam-like edges. This is the final exterior climax after the lighthouse has been activated. The camera is outside the lighthouse, showing the golden-white beam cutting through fog and causing the sea-born creatures to dissolve into mist. No elder is visible. No butterfly close-up. Only the lighthouse, storm, beam, creatures, sea, and cliff. Make it multiple cinematic shots within one continuous 15-second video, with clear hard cuts between shots. [0-3s] Wide exterior establishing shot from below the cliff, looking up at the old lighthouse on the wet stone headland. The sea crashes below, fog moves fast across the frame, and several dark winged sea-born creatures circle around the lighthouse tower. The lighthouse lens suddenly emits a powerful golden-white beam through the mist. [3-6s] Hard cut to a side angle near the cliff railing. The beam sweeps across the sky from left to right, cutting through dense fog. One creature flies across the beam path. As the light touches its wing, the wing edge breaks apart into glowing sea mist and spray. The creature twists away, losing shape. [6-9s] Hard cut to a telephoto shot over the ocean. Two creatures fly through storm clouds above the waves. The lighthouse beam passes over them. Their silhouettes become overexposed at the edges, then fragment into drifting particles, wet fog, and foam-like vapor. They do not explode; they dissolve silently into mist. [9-12s] Hard cut to a low angle close to the lighthouse wall. The stone wall and wet path are in the foreground, the beam roaring overhead. A creature dives toward the tower, then hits the edge of the light and tears apart into strands of fog. Its torn wings unravel first, then the body disappears into sea spray. [12-15s] Hard cut to a final wide shot from behind the lighthouse, facing the ocean. The beam expands across the foggy sea. The remaining creatures retreat and dissolve into the distance, leaving only drifting mist and waves. End on the lighthouse standing alone against the storm, its warm beam steady over the dark water. Camera: Use cinematic hard cuts, not random morphing. Keep each shot stable and readable. Mix wide exterior scale shots, one telephoto creature shot, and one low-angle lighthouse wall shot. No interior shots. Creature behavior: The creatures should dissolve when touched by the beam. Their bodies should break into fog, spray, glowing particles, and foam-like vapor. Avoid gore, explosions, fire, or burning. Keep the effect elegant, supernatural, and restrained. Light: The lighthouse beam is warm golden-white, powerful, directional, and volumetric. It cuts through cold grey-blue fog and sea spray. The beam should feel physically present in the mist, with light rays and bloom, but not noisy or overexposed everywhere. Sound design: No background music, no subtitles, no text overlay, no watermark. Crashing waves, storm wind, lighthouse mechanism humming, deep glass resonance, distant wingbeats, creature shrieks fading into fog, sea spray hitting stone, and a low sustained beam hum. No music. Visual style: Photoreal live-action fantasy, grounded feature-film quality. Wet stone, cold fog, dark ocean, overcast sky, warm beam against cool storm atmosphere, clean cinematic image, no noisy texture.

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