Prompt
A silver fish hangs in clear water shown in full side view, and the long straight blade of a polished sword forms its snout and runs back along its spine. The blade tapers to a sharp point at the front, its flat faces catching the light so the metal is unmistakably a sword rather than a bill.
Behind the gills a small crossguard spreads from the body where the blade meets the hilt, its two quillons sweeping out to either side. The sword continues through the fish so that its pommel and wrapped grip become the tail at the rear, and the creature's fins rise from that same silver structure.
Soft directional light rakes across the metal, running a pale line down the length of the blade and glinting on the guard and the pommel while the water around stays still and unlettered with no text anywhere in the frame. The fish-and-sword sits complete in frame as a 16:9 wide composition.