A terrifying ancient Egyptian monster, Ammit, with a crocodile head, lion's mane, and muscular human-like body in a torchlit tomb.

A nightmarish ancient Egyptian monster named Ammit, featuring a snarling crocodile face with cracked, weathered scales and jagged, yellowed teeth visible in a wide, menacing snarl. Its flowing lion’s mane is matted and tangled, stained dark with grime and dried blood. The muscular lion’s upper body is covered in torn, scarred skin, with patches of cracked crocodile scales and sharp black spikes jutting out menacingly. The bulky hindquarters of a massive hippopotamus are twisted and scarred, with deep gashes and bruises. Its long, skeletal limbs end in razor-sharp claws that scrape and claw at the stone floor. Glowing, burning red eyes pierce the darkness, exhaling faint wisps of black smoke. A long, black serpent-like tail slithers independently behind it, hissing with venomous intent. The creature stands in a shadowy, fog-filled ancient Egyptian tomb, where flickering torchlight casts grotesque, shifting shadows, creating an oppressive atmosphere of terror and despair." See more