MiniMax Hailuo 2.3 Standard on Kanvora

Lock this starting frame for the full six seconds. The walnut drafting table, blackened-steel desk lamp, cream tracing paper, brass parallel rule, mechanical pencil, half-unrolled glass-pavilion blueprint, thin porcelain espresso on the cork coaster, linen pinboard, dusk Polaroid, charcoal merino throw with KANVORA embroidery, unsoaked spilled-ink pool, smoked-glass eucalyptus cylinder, and the rain-wet Tokyo street outside must keep their identity, silhouette, and placement. No people enter. No object morphs, melts, swaps, or is added. Materials that must stay readable: coarse walnut grain and micro-scratches on the brass fittings; paper tooth on the tracing sheet; a thin coffee-oil sheen on the porcelain rim; wool nap on the throw; rain on the floor-to-ceiling glass. Light that must stay: a steady 2700K pool from the lamp across the paper, never flickering; cool cyan-green city bounce through the glass; distant neon as soft bokeh. Mixed humid volume light in the room, not a new key. Atmosphere: rain, thin espresso steam, and wet-asphalt mist only. No fog bank that hides the desk. Lens: 35mm look, f/2.0 falloff, locked horizon, focus on the cup and the lamp pool. Layered motion across six seconds: 0-2s: dense rain streaks continue down the glass; two rivulets merge at the right pane and catch cyan bounce; wet asphalt reflections outside shimmer in place. 2-4s: a thin ribbon of espresso steam rises through the 2700K pool, threads past the lamp, and thins. Neon bokeh outside warms a half-stop then settles. Tiny water beads on the eucalyptus catch one specular. 4-6s: steam is almost gone. Rain continues at the same density. Camera eases forward about two percent total over the whole six seconds, no tilt, no pan, no whip, no rack the other way. The desk lamp stays a steady warm pool. Blueprint lines stay sharp. The ink puddle does not spread. The throw does not slip. Natural photoreal motion only. No on-screen text, watermark, or logo bug.