**"Create an illustration inspired by the Indian epic Mahabharata. In the center of the image, Dhritarashtra, the blind king, should be seated on a grand throne. His eyes should appear clouded to signify his blindness. He should be dressed in royal attire, showing signs of worry and anticipation on his face. Beside him, his charioteer and advisor, Sanjay, should be depicted. Sanjay, who has the divine ability to see events at a distance, should be dressed in simpler clothes. He should be animatedly describing the ongoing war, with a hand gesture indicating the unseen battlefield. The background should capture the atmosphere of the royal court, with opulent pillars, ornate tapestries, and a few other courtiers looking on. The overall color palette should be rich and warm, evoking the grandeur of an ancient Indian palace. A window or opening in the background should offer a glimpse of the war in the distance - perhaps some smoke rising, or flashes of divine weapons clashing. This part should be kept subtle, not detracting from the main focus of the scene which is the intense conversation between Dhritarashtra and Sanjay."** - Image #3 <@1060210561633230878>
Create an illustration inspired by the Indian epic Mahabharata. In the center of the image, Dhritarashtra, the blind king, should be seated on a grand throne. His eyes should appear clouded to signify his blindness. He should be dressed in royal attire, showing signs of worry and anticipation on his face. Beside him, his charioteer and advisor, Sanjay, should be depicted. Sanjay, who has the divine ability to see events at a distance, should be dressed in simpler clothes. He should be animatedly describing the ongoing war, with a hand gesture indicating the unseen battlefield. The background should capture the atmosphere of the royal court, with opulent pillars, ornate tapestries, and a few other courtiers looking on. The overall color palette should be rich and warm, evoking the grandeur of an ancient Indian palace. A window or opening in the background should offer a glimpse of the war in the distance  perhaps some smoke rising, or flashes of divine weapons clashing. This part should be kept subtle, not detracting from the main focus of the scene which is the intense conversation between Dhritarashtra and Sanjay.