a painting of a woman holding a light in front of a lake

Imagine a picture set in an enchanted forest during twilight, where the trees are massive, ancient, and intertwined with glowing, bioluminescent vines. The forest floor is covered in a soft, misty moss that gives off a faint light, casting a magical glow on everything. In the center, a crystal-clear lake reflects the night sky, which is illuminated by millions of stars, and in the lake, strange, ethereal creatures—half-bird, half-dragon—glide just beneath the surface. Above, the moon hangs low, unusually large and glowing a deep amber, surrounded by swirling, colorful auroras that resemble brushstrokes in the sky. There’s a figure standing at the lake’s edge, cloaked in iridescent robes that shimmer with the hues of the auroras, holding a staff that radiates a soft, golden light. The figure's face is partially hidden by a hood, but glowing eyes peer out, watching as the forest seems to pulse with life and mystery. Every element, from the glowing plants to the mythical creatures, exudes an otherworldly