an extremely fat capybara striding forward through a flooded cathedral courtyard at night, rendered in delicate gossamer graphite thread-strokes, arms slightly raised, two enormous wings behind them constructed entirely from chaotic tangled wire-line art, each feather built from exploding chromatic line work with vivid magenta and electric-teal aberration fringing every quill edge, multiple large staring eyes embedded within the wing surfaces as warm golden-white glowing bokeh orbs bleeding incandescent light through the feather filaments, behind the capybara a massive concentric ring halo built from dense wire-frame geometry crackles with acid-yellow and deep-crimson neon bokeh across every thorn-ringed circle, robes constructed from luminous sketch drapery catching golden-white light at every tattered hem, rain falling through broken arches and pooling across the stone ground, fractured golden and crimson reflections beneath the figure, mixed media fine-line illustration with photographic bokeh optics and light-painting atmosphere, cinematic portrait format, mood of terrible divine presence and ophanic terror