Monumental nineteenth-century academic history painting with heroic composition, finished realistic rendering and a grand stormy sky, in a gilded frame. Ubelle is a young human woman of average height with a calm, amused smirk. Her ears are hidden under messy dark olive-green hair tied into a single high side ponytail on her right side, with long bangs over half-lidded grey-violet eyes. She wears a black sleeveless mini dress with a sweetheart neckline trimmed in white, a black choker connected to the neckline by thin straps, a black belt with a silver buckle, a pleated skirt with two white stripes near the hem, a long black glove on her right arm, black bands around her thighs, black knee-high socks and black shoes. Ubelle lies on a rooftop at night with her hands behind her head, her olive-green side ponytail spilling over the tiles, staring at the moon. The town below is quiet and dark, chimneys smoke gently, and her one long black glove rests on her stomach. Her half-lidded grey-violet eyes reflect the moonlight with an unreadable expression. Grand wide composition, golden storm light; only one person in the image, Ubelle, clearly recognizable, highly detailed.