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    A lone biker viewed from behind on a cracked road, wearing a black leather jacket with a menacing skull design and 'MAS DEL DIABLO APOCALIPSIS' text. Post- apocalyptic cityscape background with a tall dark tower looming in the distance. Overcast sky filled with flying crows. Desolate and foreboding atmosphere. Photorealistic digital art style with cinematic lighting. Muted colour palette dominated by grays, blacks, and browns. The biker faces a ruined city, symbolizing a journey into a hellish, post- apocalyptic world

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