Prompt
A horizontal black-and-white Japanese manga panel manuscript, rendered in the raw draft style of *Kimetsu no Yaiba* (*taisho-era demon-hunting manga*). The image is dominated by rough, tension-filled pencil and pen line art with strong hand-drawn traces, incompletely erased structural guidelines, and hasty hatching shadows. The page is divided from right to left into three irregular panel frames.
The first panel in the upper right is a character close-up. The main subject is Kamado taisho-era demon-hunting manga's eyes and forehead—his brows are tightly furrowed, his gaze resolute, and the scar on his left forehead is clearly visible. The edges of the figure have messy hand-drawn shading. Beside him is an irregularly shaped elliptical speech bubble with clearly written Chinese text inside: '就算拼尽全力，我也要斩断这份悲伤！' (Even if I exhaust all my strength, I will sever this sorrow!)
The second panel in the upper left depicts a ferocious demon. The demon emerges halfway from shadowy, snow-covered ground with sparse dead branches, its face covered with multiple eyes of varying sizes, its mouth agape and full of sharp fangs. The background is filled with dense, sketch-textured radial speed lines. Beside the demon is a string of exaggerated hand-written onomatopoeia: '唰！' (Swoosh!), connected above to an explosion-shaped speech bubble with spiked edges, containing the text: '哈哈哈，就凭你这小鬼？' (Hahaha, you think a brat like you can stop me?)
Below is a wide panel spanning the entire page width, depicting an extremely dynamic combat action. taisho-era demon-hunting manga grips his Nichirin Blade tightly with both hands, his body lunging far forward, executing a powerful horizontal slash. Surrounding the blade are water-flow special effects rendered with rough, continuous brushstrokes, with the water dynamics expressed through fluid spiral lines and splashing water droplet sketches. On the right side of the image is a long, narrow narration box reading: '水之呼吸，壹之型……' (Water Breathing, First Form...), and at the leading edge of the blade's slashing trajectory, the technique name is written in enormous, powerful bold characters: '水面斩击！' (Water Surface Slash!)
The overall composition is tight, with no color fill whatsoever—light, shadow, and volume are conveyed solely through the density of black-and-white linework, preserving the strong atmosphere of a manga panel rough draft and intense visual impact.
