Prompt: black superman
Negative: jpeg , fat, png , hdr , weird , blurry , noise , fake , plastic ,edited , (stretched elogated disproportionate and weird body)
Prompt: black superman
Negative: jpeg , fat, png , hdr , weird , blurry , noise , fake , plastic ,edited , (stretched elogated disproportionate and weird body)
Prompt: product photography, yellow cotton hoodie, floating in the air, white background.
Negative: text, person, human
Prompt: play a dark-skinned young man, 28 years old, holding his parchment, hiding the secret of how to decipher it, this young man has relationships with the sign of Gemini, in search of his half, he who was separated from his soulmate
Prompt: Philippe is the bearer of Faith in the Black Captain's Company. His face bears the weight of a man who perceives heresies and sin with an unyielding gaze, ever vigilant against perceived transgressions in the realms of the sacred. Cloaked in religious garb, Philippe's demeanor exudes an air of righteousness, a fervent conviction that guides his every step. His eyes, sharp and penetrating, betray an unwavering commitment to eradicating perceived blasphemies and defending what he believes to be the true faith. In his hands he holds sacred texts, a storehouse of divine knowledge that he wields with authority and precision. Despite the clamor of gunfire and the chaos of battle, Philippe remains steadfast in his belief that his service to God makes him immune to evil. The echoes of his fervent prayers intertwine with the thunderous cacophony of the battlefield, creating a haunting symphony that resonates with the dichotomy between faith and war. Far from the fray, Philippe often seeks solace in prayer, finding moments of communion with the divine amid the tumult of mercenary life. His piety, however, is not limited to quiet moments of reflection. When not engaged in spiritual activities, he becomes a zealous crusader against perceived heresies, often clashing with other priests whose beliefs differ from his own. In the taverns that host the Fellowship, Philippe becomes a messenger of divine justice, ready to condemn patrons for their perceived sins. His words of reproach often spark violent confrontations, turning sanctuaries of alcohol and camaraderie into battlefields where the lines between righteous judgment and unholy chaos are blurred. Philippe's presence in the Fellowship is a testament to the intricate dance between faith and conflict, a paradoxical figure whose devotion to God manifests not only in prayers but also in steely clashes and the ferocious punishment he inflicts in the name of divine justice .
