[Overall Style] Cinematic realism, pure Chinese xianxia aesthetic. The first half creates tension through supernatural suspense, reversing into deadpan comedy. Uses classical negative space composition, cold moonlight, warm lantern light, ink blue and antique ivory tones, fine film grain, clear spatial audio, and restrained magic details. Designed for Seedance 2.0 multi-reference continuity and native audio-visual generation.

[Characters] Role A | Senior Swordswoman: @Image 1, 25-30 year old East Asian female, white silk embroidered hanfu. Role B | Junior Sister: @Image 2, 20-25 year old East Asian female, green linen hanfu, carrying a bamboo food box.

[Shot 1 | 0-5s | Low Angle Wide Tracking] Midnight abandoned ancestral hall courtyard. Wet stone reflects bronze lamps, bamboo bent by wind, incense smoke under eaves. A faint bubbling sound follows the characters.

[Shot 2 | 5-10s | Duo Medium Cowboy Shot] Role A stops, raises a bronze demon-seeking compass, whispers: "The demon energy is between us." The compass needle spins wildly, bells vibrate, lamp flames tilt toward Role B, and the needle points to the food box. Role A slowly unsheathes her silver sword; Role B looks down at the box in confusion.

[Shot 3 | 10-15s | Close-up Reveal] Role B opens the box, revealing a sealed clay jar of fermented tofu. The lid pops with a "pop," releasing a strong sour smell that makes Role A's eyes tear up. Role B: "Sister, this is the tofu I pickled for seven days." Role A slowly sheathes her sword, maintaining a poker face: "Seal it, do not let it out." Extreme Close-up: A single tear falls as she maintains her dignified master persona.

[Technical] 15 seconds, 16:9 landscape, three shots, stable characters, native Mandarin dialogue, accurate physics for silk, hair, and wind.