Red Sea Parting: First-Person View

First Frame Image Prompt: “First-person POV shot of a hand holding an ancient wooden staff with a spiral carving and gold band. In front, a large crowd of people in biblical robes stands on a dark shore facing a massive, dark blue stormy ocean under a grey overcast sky. Cinematic lighting, photorealistic, 8k resolution, epic scale.” Image-to-Video Prompt: “Parting of the Red Sea. Starting from the first frame, the hand tightens its grip on the staff and thrusts it forward with authority. Immediately, the sea at the center trembles — the water surface cracks apart as if torn by an invisible force, rushing violently outward to the left and right in two massive surging walls. The walls of water rise higher and higher — translucent deep teal and dark blue, crashing with white foam and roaring spray at their bases, revealing a dark wet sandy seabed between them. Fish and sea creatures are briefly visible inside the translucent water walls. The divine beam of light in the sky widens, illuminating the newly opened dry path forward. The crowd erupts — gasps, cries, movement, arms raised in awe. The camera slowly, steadily pushes forward with the staff held firm. Low rumbling earth tremor sound. Cinematic slow-motion water physics, volumetric god rays, biblical miracle atmosphere.”