Félin Mytologique Cornu à Six Queues

A hyper-realistic wildlife photograph of [Zheng, a leopard-like mountain beast], a fierce horned leopard-lynx hybrid standing on a jagged alpine slate ledge and roaring directly toward the camera. The creature features tawny-orange fur with dark leopard spots, a compact muscular feline body, lynx-like facial ruff and ears, a single straight dark horn extending from the center of its forehead, and exactly six long ringed tails fanned upward like a dramatic plume. Setting is a harsh high-mountain mineral cliff with dark fractured rock, cold mist, and translucent blue-green crystal clusters embedded in the stone. Shot from a low telephoto wildlife perspective using an [85mm telephoto lens], beast placed left of center with a shallow depth of field and blurred peaks behind. Lighting is [cold misty dawn with warm side light] from the upper left, casting warm rim highlights along the fur with visible breath condensation in the chilled air. Ultra-crisp detail on the open mouth, teeth, whiskers, claws, horn, and fur texture; National Geographic fantasy realism, physically plausible anatomy, no illustration, no painting, no watermark.