Ancient Annunaki visits Nepali girls at monastery

debre sina monastry of Eritrea --v 5.1 --iw 1.5

i is annunaki --s 250

The Annunaki, often regarded as 'alien' gods in ancient Sumerian lore, spark intrigue and speculation, weaving a captivating narrative of extraterrestrial influence on the dawn of human civilization.

family visits Disneyland, circa 1980's

Texan ghost, scary, portrait, Nepali setting, highly detailed, 64k, --ar 16:9 --v 5.2

eccentric family visits the Lincoln Memorial

a desktop wallpaper for Nepal, depicting a monastary on the side of a cliff against snowy mountains in the style of the Olly Moss, bold clean lines, firewatch inspired, minimalistic, indigo skies. --v 6.1 --ar 5:7

The Angel of Death visits a 60 year old woman, aging hippie, at a music concert. --v 6.0

photo-realistic recreation of the temple of Artemis at Ephesus --v 6.0

show an annunaki alien holding a pine cone

une illustration dans le style des films ghibli miyazaki, d’une scène dans un bar de nuit de deux filles brunes en tenues de soirée, l’une danse accroupie sur le comptoir, elle est alcoolisée et tient un verre dans sa main et l’autre accoudée au comptoir boit une margarita dans une main et est au téléphone dans l’autre en mode business woman --ar 5:4 --v 6.1

Three young girls are drinking tea and chatting on a stone table and chair under a autumn Laurel tree. They are wearing an ancient Chinese costume and headdress, looking beautiful and elegant. The moon and osmanthus are yellow. The background is the night sky, the moon is round, and there are many stars. Ink painting, Chinese style. Beautiful artistic conception. --ar 16:9 --v 6.1

young girls practicing gymnastics in ancient greece

A realistic photo featuring a 3D orange smartphone icon in front of the Sürmene Monastery. Sürmene Monastery is located in Trabzon, the central city of Trabzon province in Turkey. Trabzon (Greek: Τραπεζούντα, Trapezounta; Laz: Ťrabuzeni) is situated in the Eastern Black Sea region, with a coastline along the Black Sea. Today, it is the second-largest city in the Black Sea Region after Samsun. Following a law passed on November 12, 2012, Trabzon gained metropolitan status, and the central distric