Demon-Elf Girl in Majora's Mask at Gravestone

Studio Ghibli Dark Fairytale, A seated three-quarter view of a busty demon-elf girl, her arms wrapped protectively around her knees as she crouches atop a moss-covered gravestone, half-shrouded in fog. Her face is entirely hidden behind Majora’s Mask—vivid, heart-shaped, and carved from ancient wood—clinging to her like a possessed relic. The haunting colors of the mask shimmer faintly in the moonlight, while deep shadows swallow half her form. Her golden-blonde hair, tied in a regal high ponytail with a sapphire-adorned ribbon, spills down her back in elegant waves, strands caught mid-motion like echoes of a forgotten melody. Crimson skin glows faintly where moonlight touches it, revealing elven features beneath the demonic surface—freckles, refined collarbones, and a faint celestial shimmer beneath her fur mantle. A crooked porcelain fox mask hangs loosely from one horn, a secondary relic, cracked and ink-stained. Her long lashes peek from behind the mask, eyes gently closed as if listening to a distant song only she can hear. A royal collar of deep blue silk embroidered with golden thread peeks from beneath her mantle, hinting at a fallen lineage. Her sharp claws press into her pale calves, and a faint, ghostly mist coils around her ankles. The forest surrounding her whispers with unseen spirits. Moody, cinematic lighting sculpts her silhouette with eerie softness, casting ethereal halos across the mask and her storm-tossed form.