Puddle-Reflection Chess Opponent

Create a vertical 4:5 photorealistic painted scene in a pedestrian cobblestone square after rain. Place one dry low platform across the near edge of a shallow puddle and set a complete chessboard on it. Seat one original adult man on the visible side, feet on dry stone, body leaning slightly toward the board, with no real-person resemblance. Leave the physical opposite chair empty. In the puddle only, show the reflection of an original adult opponent seated at that empty side and extending one hand to move a single black knight. Align the reflected chair, torso, arm, hand, knight, board squares, and vanishing point so the impossible player remains spatially believable. Use two gentle wind-made ripples that distort peripheral reflections but keep the hand and knight readable. Float exactly three wet leaves away from the board. Add low mist, cool blue-gray stone, soft overcast light, and a restrained warm reflection from one unseen window. Present the opponent as surreal fiction, not a ghost or real missing person. No roadway, traffic, unsafe water depth, real identity, minor, injury, horror, extra player, illegal chessboard, floating physical hand, storm, text, logo, or watermark.