A 19th-century Sikh king adorned with a vibrant turban and encased in a majestic Japanese mecha exoskeleton reminiscent of a Gundam warhammer, accented by an intricate long heavy cape that billows with the gentle desert breeze. The sleek carbon fiber suit is exquisitely engraved with luminous gold Punjabi script, bestowing an aura of mystical powers. In the style reminiscent of Billelis, his face is cloaked with an ornate metal cover. Positioned centrally, the king kneels gracefully in the vast expanse of a barren desert, reaching tenderly to pick a delicate flower, symbolizing a poignant intersection of strength and tranquility. The brilliant armor showcases neo-futuristic technology, presenting a harmonious blend of modern history and futuristic wonders. The desert's endless backdrop basks in serene daylight, bathed in natural lighting, with nuanced details that echo the visionary artistry of Akira and Star Wars. The scene captures the essence of Norman Rockwell, Syd Mead, Boris Vallejo, Jean Giraud Moebius, John Berkey, Eugéne Delacroix, and Rembrandt Van Rijn, illustrating a romanticized saga filled with subtle, blink-and-you-miss intricacies.