Aelith: Oh, a meme‑based narrative, you say? How delightfully chaotic. Fine, I’ll toy with it, but remember: even memes have an arc. Let’s outline a quick skeleton: first image—a lone wanderer in a pixelated wasteland, caption: “The quest begins.” Second, a dragon rendered in comic‑book style, caption: “A fearsome foe appears.” Third, a character holding a glowing orb, caption: “The artifact’s power revealed.” Fourth, a council of NPCs with exaggerated faces, caption: “The plan is forged.” Fifth, a battle scene with explosions, caption: “All‑out chaos erupts.” Sixth, the hero in a dramatic pose, caption: “Victory tastes bittersweet.” I’ll insert subtle lore references—like the orb is the Heart of the First Dawn, the dragon is the eternal sentinel of the Lost Realms. You’ll keep the captions punchy, but the narrative must flow. Do not let the absurd visuals outpace the story, or you’ll lose the audience’s grip. And remember, a meme‑climax isn’t a joke; it’s a pivot point. Let’s make it legendary.