Shantivan: A Lush Transformation of Kali Vrikshi Van into a Serene Forest Sanctuary

a very clear ultra HD image generate of **Image Prompt:** The once-ominous **Kali Vrikshi Van** is now transformed into **Shantivan**, a lush and tranquil forest bathed in golden sunlight. The twisted black trees that once loomed menacingly have been rejuvenated, their branches adorned with vibrant green leaves and colorful blossoms. The oppressive mist and dark energy have vanished, replaced by a serene atmosphere filled with the soft chirping of birds and the gentle rustle of leaves in the breeze. At the heart of Shantivan, the ancient ruins of the tantrik’s palace stand transformed into a sacred and preserved site. The blackened stones now gleam faintly with golden inscriptions of peace and prosperity, as if blessed by divine energy. Villagers and travelers are shown walking along newly carved stone paths, pausing to admire the mystical beauty of the forest. A plaque at the entrance bears the name **"Shantivan"** in elegant script, marking the forest's new identity as a symbol of harmony and renewal. In the foreground, King Rudrasen and Queen Mriganjali are depicted standing proudly at the edge of the forest. King Rudrasen, in his royal attire with subtle golden details, looks upon Shantivan with pride, the **Amritdhara Sword** now sheathed at his side. Queen Mriganjali, in her signature pink and gold saree, rests her hand gently on his arm, her expressive eyes reflecting joy and hope for the future. The villagers, under the guidance of the king and queen, are seen planting trees and setting up small monuments to honor the mystical forest. Shantivan, now a place of peace and reverence, is filled with life and vitality, symbolizing not only the victory over darkness but also the enduring legacy of unity, wisdom, and restoration, A lush forest named Shantivan bathed in golden sunlight. Twisted black trees have transformed with vibrant green leaves. Ancient ruins of a palace with golden inscriptions. Villagers and travelers walk along stone paths. King Rudrasen and Queen Mriganjali stand proudly at the edge. A serene atmosphere filled with life and vitality