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On Nexar-9, a junkyard planet where mountains of abandoned machines rise like cities of rust, survival is an art. The cover captures the chaos and beauty of decay: a world where debris breathes, fights, and evolves. A scene depicts a colossal cyber-scavenger standing atop a pile of broken androids and twisted metal, clutching a glowing energy core like a treasure. Behind him, a horizon of dilapidated spaceships forms a jagged line beneath a sickly orange sky. Sparks flicker in the air like fireflies. The hero, half-human, half-machine, wears a makeshift exoskeleton cobbled together from salvaged parts. One eye glows neon blue; the other is hidden beneath a cracked visor. Her companion, a small drone made from recycled scrap metal, hovers beside her—its expression almost human. In the shadows, mutant scavengers emerge from piles of scrap, their eyes gleaming with hunger and desire. Visual tone: raw, metallic, cinematic—imagine a cross between Mad Max and Blade Runner. Lighting: stark contrasts, a blazing sunset reflecting off chrome and rust. Colors: deep oranges, oxidized greens, electric blues.
A towering orange mech looms over a desolate landscape filled with rusted vehicles. In the background, a massive planet hangs in the sky, highlighting an eerie, futuristic wasteland.
