A 17th-century plague doctor stands resolute in a fog-drenched graveyard, his silhouette framed by the moon's glow piercing through the mist. He wears a broad-brimmed hat and the iconic beaked mask, crafted from dark leather, its surfaces weathered by time. Gripped in his gloved hand is a meticulously crafted 6-shooter revolver, an anachronistic twist, glinting with intricate engravings beneath the cinematic lighting. His attire, layered and textured with care, blends seamlessly with the eerie medieval environment, every detail captured in sharp focus. The scene is bathed in an epic fantasy aura, rendered with hyper-realistic precision, where each stone and shadow is alive with history. The plague doctor's eyes, barely visible through the mask's sockets, reflect an ethereal glow, adding a haunting dimension to his presence. The graveyard, dense with overgrown foliage and ancient tombstones, evokes a sense of timeless dread, perfectly encapsulating the juxtaposition of historical authenticity and fantasy.