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**ABSTRACT GEOMETRIC IMAGE PROMPT (IMAGE B):** ════════════════════════════════════════════════ PROTAGONIST PRIMITIVE: A randomized, polygonal **cell matrix** — a tessellation of utterly irregular, heat-warped polygons. Each cell is unique, its edges jagged or eroded, never forming pattern, motif, or axis. The field resembles the broken surface of a parched mineral pan, each cell defined by unpredictable, branched boundaries. **Reduce all geometry to flat, pure-edged polygons**—like an ancient pictogram inscribed on a ceremonial tablet—no shading or gradients within cells, only edge and field. ════════════════════════════════════════════════ COMPOSITION & LAYOUT (MANDATORY): **Radical Asymmetry.** Cluster 70% of all cells, density, and visual weight into the **upper left corner** (within the upper-left third of the frame), compressing the tessellation as if a mineral plate had shattered and slumped into this gravitational pocket. The mass thickens, fusing in a hard edge broken at its perimeter by flares and abraded dust, before dissolving rapidly toward the empty field. **The rest of the image is a deliberately sparse void:** isolated, drifting polygonal fragments and dust traces taper diagonally toward the lower right quadrant, where vast negative space dominates. **Pictogram Test:** The polygon matrix as a single, primordial glyph—the “crust sign”—evokes modular infinity, but always fractured and decentralized. The arrangement must be unmistakable as "distributed modular order" — like an ancient code for fragmentation itself. ════════════════════════════════════════════════ LIGHT — MATERIAL: No smooth gradients. **The only light is the blinding flare at cell boundaries**—each cell-edge flashes between pure, parched white and deep umber shadow. Light is not a wash; it is a phenomenon—a **crackling corona** at the edge of each polygon, as if these boundaries are momentarily incandescing. In the negative field, edge-flares are pale ochre or copper,