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A cinematic layout with a dark, moody cityscape background capturing skyscrapers and glowing neon lights. The burning £20 note dominates the lower foreground, engulfed in realistic flames with subtle smoke trails. Above it, a bold 3D red title “BROKE TO £2K IN A DAY” pops against the background, visually framed by shimmering gold £ symbols. The subtitle appears on a jagged black torn strip beneath the title, while a bright neon countdown clock (002400) pulses near the center. The top-right features a striking red "EMERGENCY EDITION" banner and a gold badge stating "5,000+ Copies Sold" anchors the bottom-left.

A lone male figure is positioned centrally, viewed from behind, standing in a pristine white chamber. The scene is obscured by frosted glass, through which ghostly silhouettes of 12 female bodies are visible. The women appear curvaceous and seductive, emphasizing suggestive postures and minimal clothing. The white chamber is backlit with a cold, sterile neon glow, giving a sense of detachment and control. The frosty texture on the glass is streaked slightly, as if smudged from observation. The color palette includes icy whites, muted grays, and occasional splashes of light blue, creating a futuristic and sterile ambiance. The tension is palpable as the male figure, dressed minimally yet stylishly, stands in subtle defiance.

The Seed Protocol: World Population Half Million Men and Two Billion Women Part-1

A dark, almost shadowy cover where an abstract shape suggests the faint silhouette of an elephant in a pitch-dark room. Textured accents hint at the various parts being "touched," such as a smooth curve for the back, tall vertical outlines for legs, and triangular designs symbolizing ears. These shapes bleed into soft, hazy gradients to amplify the theme of vagueness and scarcity. Faint streaks of light emerge from the background, barely illuminating the abstract outline, leaving most of it shrouded in mystery.

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