ultrarealistic cinematic horror scene — inside a colossal, derelict space station inspired by the Alien movie universe. The environment is claustrophobic, biomechanical, and corroded — walls covered in decaying metal, pulsating cables, torn insulation hanging like shredded skin. The floor is partially flooded with dark, dirty water that ripples with every sound. Gravity is present: rusted debris, torn panels, and shattered remnants of the interior lie scattered across the ground, soaked and heavy. Flickering emergency lights cast intermittent red and cold white flashes, creating eerie moving shadows that dance across the decaying corridors. Steam hisses from broken vents, and strange echoes bounce through the steel carcass of the station. On a rusted, elevated platform stands a massive, wounded bear — its fur drenched and torn, deep gashes across its body, eyes burning with rage. Below, from the black water, an enormous, monstrous shark explodes upward, jaws wide open, its scarred body cutting through the air mid-leap. The shark’s flesh is torn, raw, its movements violent and unnatural. Water crashes across the floor as it rises. The station groans under its own decay — alive, but barely. The atmosphere is thick with dread, moisture, and rot. A brutal, hopeless encounter between two beasts, trapped in a dying world of steel and silence, far from any salvation.
