Obsidian Storm Rider

Create a **15-second single-take TRUE FIRST-PERSON riding POV**. The viewer is physically sitting on the back of a colossal **obsidian-black storm dragon**. The camera is literally the rider’s eyes, rigidly attached to the rider’s head and permanently connected to the dragon’s moving body.**STRICT FRAMING FOR EVERY FRAME:** bottom-left shows the rider’s left forearm and black armored glove; bottom-right shows the right forearm and glove. Both hands grip thick dark leather reins. The center foreground is permanently occupied by the dragon’s massive black-scaled head, upper neck and front shoulders. Small portions of the wing roots may occasionally appear at the extreme edges.**NEVER show the whole dragon. NEVER show its tail, rear legs, complete wings, full body or external silhouette. NEVER place the camera behind, beside, above or below the dragon. NEVER let the dragon move away from the camera. Camera-to-neck distance remains constant.**The dragon has glossy volcanic-black scales, faint red-orange cracks glowing between the scales, enormous curved horns, jagged cheek plates and intense molten-gold eyes.**0–4 seconds:** already mounted on a jagged black cliff above a violent ocean during a massive thunderstorm. Towering waves smash against dark rocks far below. Lightning illuminates the dragon’s wet scales. The rider looks forward while rain strikes the gloves and lens.The dragon suddenly snarls. Its head briefly tilts backward; one molten-gold eye and part of one horn enter the upper-right edge of frame. The rider says, “Now!”The dragon launches directly from the cliff.As it drops, **rider, camera and dragon fall together as one physically connected system**. The ocean rapidly expands beneath the rider while the dragon’s neck remains locked in the foreground. Wind violently pulls the rider’s clothing and reins.**4–8 seconds:** the dragon spreads its wings and tears through the storm just above the ocean. Every wingbeat creates heavy vertical body movement transmitted directly into the rider’s head. Giant waves explode upward beneath them. Lightning flashes extremely close, briefly illuminating the entire ocean.The dragon performs an aggressive right bank. **The rider’s hands, dragon neck and horizon rotate together as one rigid mounted structure.** The camera never stabilizes independently.The dragon accelerates through a corridor between enormous sea stacks while waves crash on both sides.**8–11 seconds:** a gigantic rogue wave rises directly ahead. The dragon does not avoid it. It dives straight through the wave.Water completely engulfs the rider’s view. Realistic seawater crashes over the gloves, reins and lens. Large droplets remain attached to the lens while the dragon bursts through the opposite side at extreme speed.No external shot. No cutaway.**11–15 seconds:** the dragon climbs violently into the thunderclouds. Lightning flashes around the rider. The black neck rises steeply in the foreground while the ocean disappears far below.One enormous lightning strike detonates beside the dragon. The rider screams with adrenaline. The dragon emits a deep thunderous roar and accelerates forward through the storm.CAMERA RULE: **zero independent camera movement. Zero drone motion. Zero chase camera. Zero orbit. Zero third-person framing. Zero pullback. Zero full-dragon reveal. Camera-to-dragon distance never changes.**Immersive audio: violent rain, thunder, ocean roar, wing impacts, leather reins creaking, rider breathing and shouting, deep dragon growls, splashing seawater, electric thunder.Hyper-realistic wet scales, realistic water behavior, aerodynamic resistance, motion blur caused only by physical movement, natural head vibration, persistent droplets on lens, dramatic lightning illumination.**No full dragon visible at any moment. No rider visible from outside. No separation between camera, rider and dragon.**

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