A close up of a person riding a horse on a cloudy day

(best quality,4k,8k,highres,masterpiece:1.2),ultra-detailed,(realistic,photorealistic,photo-realistic:1.37),action-packed,apocalyptic,cinematic,dramatic,otherworldly,chaotic,destruction,epic,fear-inducing,ominous,dark The opening of each seal begins with a blinding light, followed by a deafening sound that shakes the Earth to its core. The sky turns blood-red as the Four Horsemen descend from the heavens in a wrathful fury. Each of them embodies a different force of destruction and chaos. The first horseman, riding a white horse, represents conquest. He is a formidable figure, dressed in brilliant armor, his eyes gleaming with an otherworldly glow. With a single swing of his sword, he unleashes a wave of destruction, toppling cities and reducing them to rubble. As the second seal is broken, a fiery red horse charges forth. Its rider, draped in a cloak of flames, spreads fear and violence wherever he goes. His eyes blaze with an intense fury, and his weapon, a double-edged sword, leaves a trail of devastation in its wake. Flames consume everything in their path, turning the world into a burning inferno. When the third seal is opened, a black horse emerges, symbolizing famine. Its rider, gaunt and skeletal, carries a pair of scales, representing the scarcity of resources. The air becomes filled with a suffocating darkness, and crops wither away, leaving the land barren and desolate. Hunger and despair grip the world, pushing humanity to the brink of extinction. Finally, with the breaking of the fourth seal, a pale horse rides through. Its rider, shrouded in a cloak of death, brings forth pestilence and disease. His eyes are hollow and lifeless, and his touch spreads a contagious, incurable sickness. The air becomes thick with a toxic miasma, and people fall to the ground, writhing in agony. The world descends into chaos as bodies pile up, and the stench of death hangs heavy in the air. As the Four Horsemen unleash their cataclysmic power, the world trembles under