**In African mythology, Oxalá creates the first human using a unique combination of fire and sand, molding the figure with his skilled hands, and imbuing it with the power of animation. As he finishes his work, he calls upon Vulcan, the god of fire, to bring it to life, resulting in a fiery explosion that lights up the entire scene. The environment is a barren desert with towering sand dunes and a clear sky. The mood is mystical and powerful, with a sense of creation and wonder. The style is a sculpture, using a combination of fire, volcano and sand, with intricate details and textures. --ar 9:16 --v 5** - Image #1 <@830475250369036289>
In African mythology, Oxalá creates the first human using a unique combination of fire and sand, molding the figure with his skilled hands, and imbuing it with the power of animation. As he finishes his work, he calls upon Vulcan, the god of fire, to bring it to life, resulting in a fiery explosion that lights up the entire scene. The environment is a barren desert with towering sand dunes and a clear sky. The mood is mystical and powerful, with a sense of creation and wonder. The style is a sculpture, using a combination of fire, volcano and sand, with intricate details and textures.