A grand, cinematic, and chillingly rhythmic shot of an endless army of undead soldiers marching through the ruins of a gothic European city at night, in Kouta Hirano’s signature silhouette style. The soldiers are rendered as solid, pitch-black geometric shapes with glowing, luminescent red eyes, their bayonets, gas masks, and stahlhelms creating a jagged, repetitive, and rhythmic pattern against a pale, moonlit, and textured sky. The art style focuses entirely on the "Rule of Cool," prioritizing striking, iconic visual shapes and high-contrast composition over realistic anatomical detail. The architecture of the city is drawn with sharp, vertical lines and heavy, blocky black shadows, making the buildings appear like a skeletal ribcage of a dead civilization. The ground is covered in a thick, swirling inky mist that blends seamlessly into the soldiers' feet, creating the illusion that they are rising from the shadows themselves. The composition is a wide-angle, deep-focus shot that emphasizes the overwhelming, mechanical scale of the legion. The lighting is stark and monochromatic, with the only color being the haunting, vibrant red of the eyes. The atmosphere is "ominous, grand, and chillingly operatic."