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A serene evening scene in Yogyakarta, the cover features a romantic silhouette of Alisya and Vincent in mid-conversation, standing in front of an art gallery. The background captures the iconic Prambanan Temple and traditional Indonesian batik patterns blended into the night sky, which is painted in shades of blue moon, symbolizing the merging of their worlds.

The cover features an intricately detailed art gallery, dimly lit to evoke a sense of mystery and unease. In the foreground stands the curator, nervously clutching a clipboard, casting wary glances over his shoulder. On one side of the frame looms the executioner, colossal in presence, his towering figure clad in a dark, menacing hood. He grips a massive, ornate axe, its blade shimmering ominously. The walls of the gallery are adorned with unsettling, shadowy artworks.

The Executioner's Gallery

The cover features a dramatic scene within a dimly lit art gallery. The left third of the cover showcases the figure of a curator, clad in a dark suit, their hand clasping a ledger close to their chest. To the right, a towering executioner stands near an ornate pedestal bathed in a faint red glow, his massive, blood-streaked axe shining under the gallery's somber lighting. The gallery walls are shadowy, adorned with eerie paintings, enhancing the sense of mystery. Flickers of blue and brown highlights add depth to the grayscale backdrop.

The Executioner's Gallery

The cover features a dimly lit art gallery with shadowy corners. In the foreground, an art curator stands, nervously looking over their shoulder. Looming ominously behind them is a towering executioner, partially emerging from the shadows, holding an enormous axe poised with menace. The executioner’s face is covered with a dark hood, adding to the mystery and terror. Artwork on the walls is obscured and abstract, hinting at dark themes rather than fully showcasing them, enhancing the atmosphere of suspense and dread.

The Executioner's Gallery