Moebius Style Library with Flying Books

Moebius Style, The interior of a tall, old library, wooden shelves rising to the ceiling, late-afternoon sunlight slanting through high arched windows and catching drifting dust in the air. Five or six open books fly freely between the shelves, their pages fanned out and flapping like wings, the spine acting as a body and the splayed pages as wingspan. Two of the books meet mid-flight, briefly touching spines in a kiss-like gesture, and at that exact point of contact a stream of glowing golden ink transfers between them like pollen, fine luminous particles drifting into the air around the contact point. On the floor below, an elderly librarian in a cardigan calmly sweeps a small pile of fallen, individually glowing letters into a dustpan, treating it as an entirely ordinary daily chore. A single loose page drifts down separately and lands open on a ledger on her desk, becoming part of a new sentence that appears to be forming there on its own. The lighting is warm and naturalistic throughout the library, broken only by a cooler, magical glow precisely at the point where the two books' spines touch. Photographic depth of field with the receding shelves softly blurred in the background, the mid-air books and the librarian in sharp focus, quiet, wondrous, fairy-tale atmosphere treated with total visual seriousness rather than whimsy. Negative prompt: deformed anatomy, extra limbs, blurry, low resolution, jpeg artifacts, oversaturated, cartoon, illustration, cel-shaded, watermark, text overlay, logo, duplicate objects, glitch artifacts, flat lighting, modern library, plastic look, cheap CGI particles