In a silent snow-covered field, a beautiful woman stands draped in a long, flowing pale grayish-white kimono that brushes the untouched snow. The hem of her kimono is stained as if ink has spilled, softly melting into the white world. Her straight, jet-black hair falls smoothly down her back, left unadorned, letting her natural beauty stand out. Her bare feet press lightly into the snow, leaving only the faintest marks behind. In her left hand, she holds a crimson-glowing cursed katana pointed downward. No liquid drips from the blade — instead, a faint crimson aura wraps around it, scattering red camellia petals into the cold air. On the snowy ground behind her, vivid red camellia petals and a whole 5-6 camellia flowers lie scattered, forming a shape that resembles a pool of blood — but it is not blood; it is only petals and blossoms resting quietly in the snow. Her half-lidded eyes carry a subtle, dangerously alluring smile, tempting the viewer into her hidden darkness. A deep red sash tied at her waist flutters gently in the drifting snow, adding a vivid contrast to her pale, ink-tinted kimono. She fills most of the frame, her presence undeniable and captivating. Behind her, an old, weathered temple fades softly into the snowy mist, with moss-covered stone lanterns hinting at a forgotten sacred place. In the lower right and left corners, a few camellia branches peek into view, their vivid blossoms softly framing her in a final whisper of warmth.

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