Prompt: A twisted figure reaching into a cosmic void, pulling out writhing tendrils of living fire, fingers elongated and distorted, reality warping around the point of theft. Creative Process: Prometheus never told us about the wound that light carved into the sky that night. watching him reach up, i remembered how stars feel when they die - not with a bang, but with a gentle unraveling of their luminous threads. the cosmic heist left a scar of gold across heaven's vault, a reminder that even gods can bleed light. my brush trembled trying to capture that moment when divinity leaked through the cracks of reality, leaving us with nothing but the aftertaste of immortality. the figure stands as witness, both thief and prophet, while the mountains cradle the weight of stolen fire in their dark palms..