Hyperrealistic Slime Monster in Surreal Sci-Fi Horror Scene

A fully visible, hyperrealistic glass-carbon slime monster walking toward the camera, front-facing, centered composition. The creature is made of transparent black gelatinous material with reflective obsidian-like surface and internal glowing carbon fiber structures. Its surface is wet, sticky, and glistening under dramatic lighting. Two large, expressive eyes with spiral pupils rotate in opposite directions, glowing faintly. The body pulses with bioluminescent veins in toxic green and hot orange. Goo drips slowly from its limbs, leaving behind glossy black residue. Its mouth is wide, elastic, slightly crooked, twitching as it moves. The background is dark with faint fog and subtle light reflections on a slick, wet ground plane. Sharp rim lighting outlines the creature's curves. Internal subsurface scattering creates glowing soft light inside the translucent material. Small bubbles and fluid shifts animate within its body. Camera: — Full-body shot, straight-on (frontale Totale) — Static camera, slight depth-of-field on background — Wide-angle lens for slight distortion as it approaches Render style: — Octane Render — Ultra-high detail — 8K resolution — Path tracing, global illumination — Reflective and refractive materials — Subsurface scattering — Filmic tone mapping and bloom Mood: — Surreal, grotesque, absurd elegance — A mix between sci-fi horror and cartoon madness