#heretics

Sixth Circle of Hell—the Cemetery of Fire

• Model: FluX

• Size: 1728 X 1296 (2.24 MP)

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  • Prompt: Create an ultra-detailed, apocalyptic vision of Dante’s Sixth Circle of Hell—the Cemetery of Fire—where heretics burn for eternity in flaming tombs. The scene should be a vast, smoldering wasteland of cracked earth and molten rivers, with endless rows of scorched stone sarcophagi glowing red-hot. Each tomb is sealed with iron bars, revealing the silhouettes of writhing figures inside—heretics trapped in an endless inferno, their flesh charring and reforming in a cycle of agony. In the foreground, focus on a shattered tomb, its lid blown open by the force of a sinner’s torment. Flames erupt from within, revealing a contorted figure screaming in silent anguish, his skin peeling away in embers. The air shimmers with heat, distorting the distant landscape of identical tombs stretching to the horizon. Above, the sky is a swirling vortex of smoke and ash, lit by the dull glow of the underworld. Fallen angels—the Furies—circle like vultures, their bat-like wings casting jagged shadows as they shriek curses at the damned. Their faces are twisted in grotesque fury, claws clutching jagged hooks to torment any who escape. Underfoot, the ground is littered with broken chains, blasphemous scriptures reduced to ash, and the bones of those whose tombs have collapsed. The atmosphere should be oppressive, suffocating—every detail reinforcing the inescapable, oven-like heat of divine punishment. Style: A fusion of Gustave Doré’s intricate linework and H.R. Giger’s biomechanical horror. Hyper-realistic textures—crackling flames, blistered skin, and molten stone. Aspect Ratio: 21:9 (Cinematic). Resolution: 8K, HDR
  • Using base image: No
  • Aspect Ratio: landscape