A hyper-detailed, cinematic shot of a stylish young woman, radiating casual confidence, holding a steaming Starbucks cup to her lips while expertly angling her phone for a selfie. Behind her, the mundane backdrop of a bustling city street is violently ruptured by a colossal, swirling demonic portal—a vortex of obsidian, hellfire, and impossible geometry. The portal bleeds sickly green and crimson energy onto the pavement. In the foreground and mid-ground, a chaotic ballet of terrified civilians—business people, tourists, families—are scattering in sheer panic, their expressions a mix of horror and disbelief. The woman remains utterly unfazed, a small island of serene defiance amidst the apocalypse. Dramatic, high-contrast volumetric lighting cuts through the smoky, sulfurous air. The overall color palette is a jarring juxtaposition of warm, inviting coffee tones against the cold, violent reds and blacks of the infernal breach. Cinematic wide-angle lens, ultra-photorealistic, octane render, Greg Rutkowski influence. Overlayed subtly in the corner, the text: "Not before coffee."