Ten of Swords

Above the vast, mysterious sky, golden storm clouds flicker like illusions—outlines of fate’s shrouded veil. Hermes, the golden-haired messenger of the gods who once soared the skies, now lies struck down by ten merciless blades

His golden hair dances in the wind, a striking contrast to the cruelty that surrounds him. Ten crows circle above, cawing a mournful elegy that echoes through the heavens—a dirge for a fallen divine. The rusted swords, like scars left by time, join the crows as symbols of decay and darkness. Yet even in this moment of suffocating despair, a crimson curtain gently falls, like the closing act of a tragic play. To the left, a solar symbol; to the right, a wind emblem—both hint at this universal truth: even amid devastation, the cosmic order remains intact.

This moment reminds us that even the purest beings can fall to misfortune, but within chaos lies clarity. From this devastation, can we find our courage and direction again? Will we continue forward through this ever-shifting world?

---

Upright

Keywords: Ruin, ending, annihilation, powerlessness, fear, intense pressure, restrictions, persecution complex, numbness, loss of moral clarity, giving up before success