哥德式城堡坐落懸崖上，營造神秘氛圍

Scene: A colossal stone castle, weathered by centuries of storms, clings to the edge of a sheer cliff. Its jagged spires pierce the brooding sky, while golden light spills from arched windows—tiny beacons against the encroaching darkness. Below, a bottomless ravine swallows the mist, and distant mountain peaks loom like silent sentinels. The air thrums with latent magic, as if the castle itself breathes. Key Elements: 1. The Castle (Gothic Grandeur) Architecture: A fusion of medieval fortress and elven elegance—flying buttresses, gargoyles with snarling faces, and bridges spanning between towers. Stonework is pitted with age, yet intricate carvings (celestial runes, forgotten kings) remain eerily intact. Light & Contrast: Warm firelight glows through stained-glass windows (depicting dragons or ancient battles), while cold moonlight bleaches the outer walls. Verticality: The castle isn’t just on the cliff—it’s carved into it, with staircases and balconies dangling precariously over the abyss. 2. The Cliff & Ravine A yawning chasm splits the earth below, its depths obscured by swirling fog. Jagged rocks protrude like broken teeth. Suspension bridges (some collapsed) sway over the void, their ropes frayed. A single, intact bridge leads to the castle gates—lit by ghostly lanterns. Echoes of the Past: Ruined watchtowers cling to the cliffside, their stones blackened by long-dead fires. 3. The Sky & Mountains Stormfront Approaching: Purple-black clouds roll over the peaks, veined with occasional lightning. The last sunlight gilds the highest towers. Distant Peaks: Snow-capped and razor-sharp, their summits hidden in the clouds. A lone eagle circles, tiny against the scale. 4. Mystical Atmosphere Floating Debris: Pieces of shattered masonry hover near the castle, defying gravity (subtle—no obvious magic). Whispers in the Wind: Faint, glowing will-o’-the-wisps drift along the ravine, vanishing when stared at. Sound Design (Implied): The groan of ancient timbers, the howl of wind through arrow slits, and a distant, discordant choir (or is it just the storm?).