Cinematic hyperlapse, 16:9, 15 seconds, photorealistic, dramatic mountain lighting, drone-style asce

Cinematic hyperlapse, 16:9, 15 seconds, photorealistic, dramatic mountain lighting, drone-style ascending camera. [0:00–0:04] Base camp of a massive mountain. A solo climber checks gear at dawn. Hyperlapse begins: she ascends the first ridge, each step a blur. The landscape shifts — green meadow gives way to rocky scree. Cloud shadows race across the mountainside. Other hikers appear and fall behind as she pushes higher. The tree line drops below her. [0:04–0:08] The climb gets brutal. Snow appears. Ice axes come out. The sky darkens to deep blue as altitude increases. Her breath fogs in rapid clouds. Day-night-day cycles flash. She sets up camp in hyperlapse — tent up, tent down, moving higher. The world below becomes a patchwork quilt of fields and rivers, shrinking. Above: only rock, ice, and sky. [0:08–0:12] The final push. Vertical ice wall. She climbs in hyperlapse — pick, kick, pull, repeat. Wind rips at her jacket. The summit ridge appears — a knife-edge of snow with thousand-foot drops on both sides. She walks it step by deliberate step. The hyperlapse slows. Each footprint matters now. The peak is visible — a tiny point above, catching the first light of dawn. [0:12–0:15] EPIC VERSION: She reaches the summit. The hyperlapse STOPS. Real-time. She stands on the highest point. The camera pulls back in a massive drone reveal — 360 degrees of mountains, clouds BELOW her, the curve of the earth faintly visible on the horizon. Golden light hits her face. She closes her eyes. Wind whips her hair. She raises one hand toward the sun. The entire world is beneath her. No words. Just wind and light and earned silence. Fade to white. Sound: boots on gravel → accelerating footsteps → wind building → ice axe strikes → crampons crunching → wind howling → footsteps slowing → final step → wind drops to gentle breeze → sunrise tone → one exhale → silence.