(1). The primary focus should remain on the Kusanagi sword and Sagara, avoiding any superfluous or distracting background elements (2). The image should maintain the elegance and majesty of the sword and Sagara, steering clear of any poorly drawn or disfigured aspects (3). It should also preserve the integrity of characters and objects, eschewing mutations, disjointed limbs, or extra appendages (4). Composition-wise, the image should remain balanced and well-composed, adhering to aesthetic principles and steering clear of double imagery or out-of-frame elements (5). The color palette should be harmonious with the theme, eschewing overly saturated or garish colors (6). Exclude any text, logos, or watermarks that could detract from the mythic and historical essence of the scene (7). Ensure that Sagara's portrayal exudes power and majesty without unnecessary elements such as headgear, bokeh, or weaponry (8). The image should refrain from featuring any cloning or duplication of characters 