use the person from the reference image. Concept: a striking cinematic portrait of the Fly Queen seated regally on a twisted throne made of gnarled wood and biological materials. Subject: a woman with visible human facial features, framed by fly-inspired elements, transformed into a photorealistic queen figure. Setting: a dark cavernous throne room with misty air, ground debris, and retained background details inspired by image_0.png. Appearance: human features remain visible, combined with insectoid design elements. Wardrobe: a custom-tailored dark segmented bodysuit and armor resembling fly body plates, decorated with small chitinous details. Headpiece: a complex mask with two large compound-eye lenses and smaller antenna-like filaments. Details & Texture: magnificent spread translucent insect wings behind her, matching the size and structure seen in image_0.png; subtle claw-like tips on her hands resting on the chair; detailed textures of chitin, cloth, and wood. Action & Pose: seated in a regal pose on the throne, hands placed on the armrests or chair. Composition: vertical portrait, 9:16. Surrounding elements: only five large flies, each clearly distinct and carefully placed; one small servant fly crawling near the base of the throne, one clinging to the side of the wooden throne, and three in defined flight paths through the mist, including one large fly directly above her. Lighting: focused, dramatic lighting that emphasizes the textures and form. Visual Style: cinematic photorealism, ultra-detailed, 32k resolution rendering for maximum texture fidelity. Preserve: the cavernous throne room atmosphere and environmental details from image_0.png, while reducing the swarm density to emphasize the individual servant flies. Priority Instructions: keep the same face, preserve facial features, maintain the vertical cinematic composition and the exact reduced number of flies.