queen stands on the prow of a gigantic abandoned ceremonial barge stranded in the middle of a dry valley. Her sculptural copper crown curves around her head like a pair of broken river deltas, and her dark-maroon robes are embroidered with acid-cyan wave patterns. She holds an antique bronze mirror that reflects a vast ocean where the valley should be. Around her, the ruins of an ancient river kingdom emerge from the ochre earth: drowned-looking towers without water, dry canals, shattered aqueducts, and colossal stone fish carved into the canyon walls. Thin cyan rivers float horizontally above the ground, passing through windows and broken doorways without touching them. Copper statues line the abandoned riverbanks, their surfaces weathered into intricate green patterns. The sky is a flat muddy ochre field crossed by enormous maroon wave shapes. Japanese woodblock landscape design, strong horizontal composition, detailed engraved water motifs, acid-cyan color separation, digital glitch streaks, ornate royal textiles, haunting lost-civilization atmosphere.