Expressionist oil painting with jagged distorted forms, non-naturalistic colors and thick emotional brushwork. Thick impasto, visible palette-knife ridges, acid greens, burning oranges, deep violets and cobalt blues, faces rendered with bold strokes but still clearly recognizable, the canvas texture showing through in places. Hymmerion is a young human man of medium-tall height with short, neat light-blue hair, blue eyes and a confident, warm smile. He wears a long cream-colored cloak fastened at the throat with a grey metal clasp, a blue knee-length tunic with a high collar and a row of white frog closures, a white belt, white trousers and dark boots with white bands below the knee. A straight sword hangs at his hip. On a burning battlefield beneath a swirling crimson sky, Hymmerion stands alone with his straight sword raised against the silhouette of a gigantic demon king, his cream cloak flaring like a torn banner. The ground cracks in jagged lines, the clouds twist into spirals of violet and orange, and his confident smile is defiant despite the overwhelming darkness. His light-blue hair is tousled by the wind, his blue eyes shine with unshakable confidence, the grey metal clasp of his cream cloak glints, and the white frog closures on his blue tunic stand out clearly. The background dissolves into swirling, emotional strokes of color, every shape slightly warped, and the whole painting vibrates with tension and feeling. Hymmerion is human with normal rounded ears and no pointed elf ears. Tilted dramatic composition, intense color contrasts, no text, no lettering and no signature anywhere in the image. Only one person in the image, Hymmerion, clearly recognizable. Highly detailed.