Three weathered stone statues: an elf with sword and plant, a warrior in armor with a hammer, and a woman in flowing robes.

Create three ancient, highly detailed marble statues of goddesses, inspired by classical Greek depictions of the Three Fates, but adapted to a fantasy setting. • The first statue, ‘The Builder,’ represents creation. She is depicted as a graceful elven woman with long, flowing robes and a serene expression, holding a sculptor’s chisel and a budding sapling. Her features are noble and ageless, and her robe is carved with intricate patterns of vines and stars. • The second statue, ‘The Breaker,’ represents destruction. She is a shorter, powerfully built woman, with a stern face and thick braided hair. She wears cracked armor and wields a heavy hammer raised above a crumbling pillar at her feet. Weathered textures and chips in her statue hint at her relentless, unstoppable nature. • The third statue, ‘The Bender,’ represents change and evolution. She is a tall, lean human woman with a mischievous half-smile, her pose caught mid-motion, as if twisting strands of marble into new forms. Her flowing robe seems swept by unseen winds, blending earth and air motifs, and her eyes seem alive with curiosity and chaotic energy. The three statues stand side by side on a grand stone plinth, intertwined with overgrown roots and cracked marble, symbolizing the eternal cycle of building, breaking, and bending. The overall scene should feel ancient, mythic, and heavy with meaning, like relics from a lost civilization.” See more