"Oil painting in the style of the old masters that intricately weaves together symbols of bad luck. In the center, a black cat crosses the path of a grand, candlelit hallway, where an open umbrella stands indoors. On the side, a mirror shatters, its fragmented reflection capturing a raven perched on a windowsill. A ladder is propped against a wall, beneath which a loaf of bread is turned upside down. A spilled salt shaker lies on a nearby table, next to a loaf of bread placed upside down. In the distance, through an ornate window, the number 13 is subtly etched, and the faint silhouette of a crow flies against a stormy sky. The room's dark ambiance is punctuated by an unlit candle and a spider's web in the corner. A calendar on the wall is turned to Friday the 13th, while a clock strikes midnight, its hands pointing to 6 and 6, hinting at 666. The haunting aura is further amplified by an owl hooting from a distant tree and the soft howl of a dog outside.