Cat-headed godling in ceremonial robes stands on a volcanic shore, holding a ritual blade and a glowing lantern under a stormy night sky with faces in the waves and a fractured halo.

Create an original vertical 2:3 Tarot-card illustration of a cat-headed godling embodying sacred rage. The figure is an androgynous divine being with a refined, alert feline head, luminous amber eyes, and an expression of controlled protective fury—sadness and resolve beneath the anger, never a snarl or a cartoonish threat. The godling stands full-length and front-facing on a black volcanic shore beneath a turbulent indigo night sky. Wind drives its layered ceremonial robes: flowing ivory linen, smoky blue-gray gauze, and deep wine-red fabric, delicately embroidered with antique-gold threads. Its bare feet stand among cracks in the volcanic rock, where pale lilies and blood-red poppies are emerging. Behind its head hangs a fractured solar halo: a thin, luminous gold disc broken into several suspended arcs. In its right hand, held point-down in an unmistakably non-attacking posture, is a curved crescent-shaped bronze ritual blade, symbolizing a boundary consciously maintained. In its left hand is a small dark lantern whose extinguished wick is producing a single new golden flame. The fire should feel quiet, intense, and newly born. A vast storm sea rolls behind the figure, its foam subtly forming veiled faces and dissolving again. A few ravens circle high overhead. Small celestial marks, dim stars, and faint crescent motifs emerge from the cloud banks. The atmosphere is solemn, numinous, and morally charged: this is not a god of war, but a godling whose clear sight has become Mehr sehen