Create one continuous four-second luxury-fashion tracking shot based on the supplied starting ima...

Create one continuous four-second luxury-fashion tracking shot based on the supplied starting image and character elements. The shot begins exactly from the supplied image. There is no ending-frame constraint. WOMAN — CONTINUOUS FORWARD WALK: The woman is already in the middle of a forward walking motion at the first frame. She immediately continues walking forward toward the camera without stopping, rocking, reversing direction or taking any step backward. At the beginning, the leg visible through the opening of her black gown is already placed forward and is carrying her body weight. That foot remains planted briefly while the rear leg naturally swings forward beneath the gown to begin the next step. She completes two smooth, physically correct forward walking steps during the shot. Every step moves her body forward through the corridor. She must never pull her planted front foot backward as her first movement. She must never step backward, return to her original position, walk in place, slide across the floor or perform a reversed walking cycle. Her upper body remains elegant and stable. Her shoulders move only slightly with natural walking. Her arms make minimal restrained forward-walking movements. Her black velvet gown moves with realistic heavy fabric weight around her legs. Preserve the exact woman’s face, pale ice-blue eyes, short black hair, deep ebony skin, body proportions, gown and diamond necklace from the supplied character elements. PANTHER — CONTINUOUS FORWARD WALK: The black panther begins on the woman’s left side, approximately half a step behind her, exactly as shown in the starting image. The panther immediately walks continuously forward in the same direction as the woman. It completes approximately three natural feline steps. Its front paws alternate correctly, its shoulders rotate with realistic muscular weight, and every paw makes firm physical contact with the marble floor. The panther remains on the left side and slightly behind the woman throughout the entire shot. It does not cross in front of her, touch her gown or change size. CAMERA: The camera performs a smooth backward dolly while both subjects move physically forward. The woman and panther remain approximately the same size in the frame because the camera retreats with them. The floor reflections and corridor perspective must move naturally toward the bottom of the frame, clearly proving that the subjects are walking forward through