A Japanese black-and-white manga style with ornate details and a rich dark-fantasy texture, reminiscent of the art from the "Castlevania" series or the style of Yoshitaka Amano. The lines are complex yet elegant, adept at using large areas of black and delicate screentone to create depth and a Gothic aesthetic. Adopt a slightly upward-looking frontal or three-quarter view. The skeleton knight's warhorse is rearing up, letting out a silent roar. The knight holds his sword high, with his shield protecting his front, like a king surveying the domain he is about to destroy. Light and Tension: 1. The flames are no longer just a background but act like a living cloak or aura, curling and rising upwards and outwards from behind the knight and his steed. This makes the lighting more complex, allowing for rich, sculptural shadow lines on the armor and bones. 2. Shadows are used to meticulously sculpt details. Every phalanx of the skeleton's fingers, the gaps between its teeth, and the demonic reliefs on its armor appear three-dimensional and wicked under the interplay of light and shadow. Large areas of pure black are used on the horse's underbelly, the inside of the armor, and the depths of the background to accentuate the flame-lit parts. 3. Compositional Tension: The shape of the flames can be depicted to resemble demonic wings or countless struggling arms, merging with the knight to emphasize his supernatural, non-physical nature. The shield can bear a clear sigil symbolizing death or the abyss, glinting in the firelight. 4. Atmospheric Details: The air is thick with dense smoke and drifting embers (rendered with fine screentone or cross-hatching). The knight's sword blade might be burning with black fire or have lava-like patterns flowing on it. The horse's eyes are two empty voids, but from their depths shines the same light as in the knight's sockets.