Wyrmrise — Dragon Awakening in the Caldera

Epic fantasy reveal, 12 seconds, 16:9. In a volcanic caldera, the lava lake stirs — and rises: an ancient dragon unfolding from the molten rock, magma sheeting off its obsidian scales. 0-4 seconds: the caldera at the edge of eruption — the lava lake's crust cracking in glowing seams, sulfurous smoke coiling, the drone holding steady as a massive scaled ridge breaches the surface, lava cascading off it in burning waterfalls. 4-8 seconds: the wyrm rises — wings unfolding to blot the sulfurous sky, each membrane veined with fire, its horned head lifting as its eyes open like furnace doors, twin jets of ember lighting the ash; each slow wingbeat stirs the ash into spiraling columns. 8-12 seconds: the dragon lifts clear of the lake, lava dripping from its talons in glowing streams, and the camera pulls back to reveal the full scale — the caldera's glow crowning it in fire, a god against the burning sky, its roar shaking loose a rain of sparks. Even as it lifts, the wyrm's barbed tail stays coiled in the lava lake, dripping fire; heat shimmer bends the air around the drone's lens, and the ash spirals tighten into twin vortices with every wingbeat, embers orbiting the beast like a crown of sparks. Craft: obsidian scales with molten seams, vast veined wings, curled horns, furnace eyes; caldera of black rock and churning lava. Camera: steady drone hold, slow majestic pull-back, god's-eye wide finale. Lighting: hellish orange lava key, black smoke diffusion, ember practicals. Atmosphere: primordial, terrifying, godlike. Style: epic fantasy CGI-photoreal, slow majestic reveal, cinematic grade, 24fps.