On the first and second image you can see Hooh - large pet great horned owl. I want to make another pic with this owl A photorealistic, comedic mythological scene, view from side. The majestic Great Horned Owl, Hooh, has been transformed into a "Medu-Hooh". Where her lower body and legs should be, there is a seamless transition from brown and white feathers (just below chest level) into a large, powerful, scaly serpentine lamia tail, coiled on the ground. Her iconic ear tufts have been elongated and transformed into two small, live, brown hissing snakes, their eyes glowing. Hooh's expression is one of profound, sulking sadness and hunger. Large, cartoony tears well in her huge, miserable golden eyes. The reason for her despair is visible around her: several small mice turned into stone around, her petrified and now utterly inedible prey. She looks not with regret, but with the deep, tragic woe of someone whose every meal turns to literal rock. The setting is a dusty ancient temple floor. She is holding one of the stone mice with her tail in front of her face. Mice statues are in naturel poses, not on postaments - some running with terror, some holding swords clearly frozen mid-attack. Location - an old greece temple with large columns, now overrun by nature, with vines all around, and mystical flowers. Moonlight illuminates this location. Temple is built near the raging sea. Hooh doesn't have legs or feet or arms! She has wings, and upper body of an owl, but all below that level is a lamia snake part. Mice look anthropomorphic, some wear tunics, others - greek-themed armor. She is looking up at moon, clearly hungry (you can add sound effect near her tummy). Also Hooh doesn't look at viewer.