Tiny Dragon Rescues A Runaway Chick

English prompt

Create an exactly 15-second cinematic film in one continuous, unbroken shot. A palm-sized dragon with velvety green scales, oversized ears, and comically small wings races to rescue a fluffy chick riding inside a runaway acorn cup. The dragon’s only extraordinary ability: its breath produces elastic, load-bearing soap bubbles instead of fire. Set everything within one miniature landscape: a rainwater channel, a short waterfall, and a sandy landing surrounded by moss. Establish the lower landing in the opening composition. The danger should feel exhilarating, never cruel. 0:00 to 0:03: Begin already racing beside the dragon at ground level. The acorn cup shoots down the water channel ahead of it. The chick grips the rim, its tiny feet sticking upward as the cup spins. The dragon runs desperately along the bank, wings pumping without achieving flight. Ahead, the channel ends at a waterfall. 0:03 to 0:07: The dragon jumps from the bank to the sandy landing below. The camera descends beside it in one smooth, physically continuous movement. Above, the acorn cup leaves the waterfall. The dragon plants its feet, inflates its cheeks, and exhales one enormous soap bubble directly beneath the falling cup. The cup lands on top of the bubble. The film stretches into a deep bowl, cushioning the impact, then rebounds. The chick stays inside the cup throughout. 0:07 to 0:11: The bubble bounces toward a bramble. The dragon lunges after it and catches its soft sides between both forearms. Its heels plow two trenches through the wet sand. Its face squashes comically against the transparent film as it stops the bubble just short of the thorns. The dragon gently lowers the cup onto the bank. 0:11 to 0:15: The chick steps out and nestles beneath the dragon’s little wing. The dragon lifts its head to deliver a triumphant roar. Only a squeak and one tiny bubble emerge. The chick looks up with complete admiration and copies the dragon’s proud, chest-out pose. End on the two tiny heroes standing together, neither remotely frightening. Visual treatment: tactile creature realism, translucent wings, damp velvet scales, golden chick down, iridescent bubbles, miniature white-water turbulence. Keep both characters readable during the rescue. Sound: rushing water, frantic little footsteps, a rubbery bubble impact, sandy braking, one ridiculous squeak, and an enthusiastic answering chirp. No cuts, hidden wipes, slow motion, teleportation, dialogue, or text. The bubble must visibly inflate, catch the cup, compress, rebound, and be stopped.