The Four Winds Strike the Great Sea

Prompt

A wide establishing shot over a vast, black, churning ocean at the edge of night. Four colossal whirlwinds — the four winds of heaven — descend from a bruised, thundering sky and strike the water at cardinal points, sending cyclonic spirals of seafoam into the air. Lightning forks in sheets of violet-white across towering cumulonimbus clouds. The camera glides low across the wave tops, sea spray lashing the lens. Moonlight breaks through a fissure in the storm, catching the crests in silver. The water itself seems alive, boiling, dark crimson undercurrents pulsing beneath the surface as if something ancient stirs below. No beasts yet — only the terrible anticipation of the deep. Cinematic, painterly, reminiscent of John Martin's apocalyptic canvases. Colour palette: indigo, cobalt, storm-grey, bone-white lightning, hints of blood-red in the foam. It is raining, with lots of lightning.