An eerie and unsettling basalt planet landscape, bathed in an unnatural greenish hue that casts an unearthly glow upon its surreal terrain. The sky above is a deep crimson, streaked with tendrils of purple and orange, as if the very atmosphere is in turmoil. The surface of the planet appears to be covered in massive, jagged rock formations, some reaching hundreds of feet into the air, their razor-sharp edges glistening menacingly in the strange light. Hollow caverns and dark tunnels pockmark the surface, inviting exploration but also concealing unknown dangers. In the distance, a looming mountain range stretches across the horizon, its peaks shrouded in a perpetual cloud of swirling green mist. The ground is littered with strange, alien vegetation, twisted and misshapen plants with razor-sharp leaves and sickly green tendrils that writhe and slither across the ground like living things. A thin layer of orange slime coats everything, giving the entire scene an unmistakable sense of disease and decay. The air is thick with an oppressive silence, broken only by the occasional distant rumble or hiss., (Oil painting) (by Jean-François Millet), (by Gustave Courbet) , (by Jules Breton), close up, dark fantasy, <lora:add-detail-xl:2>