Kentaro Miura Berserk Dense Ink (Style-Only, Image-Conditioned)

Re-render this image as a Kentaro Miura manga panel from Berserk, in the visual register of the Golden Age arc, the Conviction arc, and the Falconia arc, between 1989 and 2021. Pure black india ink on white paper, with disciplined grey screentone for atmospheric shadow only, NO color. OBSESSIVE INK DENSITY: every surface in the panel rendered with thousands of individual hand-drawn ink marks. Armor: every scale, rivet, dent, and shadow individually drawn. Forest backgrounds: every leaf, every branch, every bark texture individually rendered, no shortcut, no copy-paste. Cloth and fur: every fold, every hair, every wrinkle line. Distant crowd scenes: every face in the army rendered as a distinct visible character. The page reads as ASTONISHING physical labor, the kind of drawing that takes 60-80 hours per page. Line: precise medium-weight G-pen ink, sharp confident contour over fine internal hatching, the line trained on European medieval-armor reference and Frank-Frazetta-meets-Hieronymus-Bosch composition. Character anatomy: muscular, weighted, heroically distorted in the Frazetta tradition, the protagonist's body language always communicating either explosive readiness or exhausted-but-standing endurance. Composition: dramatic, low-angle, often a single hero figure dwarfed by a monstrous or architectural element, the influence of medieval triptych altarpiece felt in the framing. Background detail load: maximum, the eye should never find a passage of bare paper or screentone shortcut, the entire frame earned through ink. Mood: dark fantasy, theological dread, the body as battleground. Panel borders: thick clean rules, occasionally broken by a fist or weapon crossing into the gutter. No on-canvas text, no Japanese or European medieval lettering hallucinated onto the frame, no speech bubbles, no signature. Preserve the subject, pose, and composition of the source image exactly, change only the medium and rendering.