Alternate-Reality Mirror Lake

Create a 15-second, 16:9 surreal lake film from one high, slowly descending camera that never crosses the water. Lock the real dawn valley throughout: cold gray mountains, still shore, two rock markers, low mist moving left, and a mirror-like lake. The real scene must not morph. 0–3s: the lake reflects an original golden city instead of the actual sky and mountains. 3–6s: one gentle ripple begins at center; behind its wavefront, the reflection becomes an uninhabited mature forest while the real shore stays unchanged. 6–9s: a second physically coherent ripple replaces the forest reflection with a quiet future ruin and a self-repaired bridge, with no collapse, people, or disaster. 9–12s: golden architecture and forest appear together in separate reflected bands that follow the ripple curvature; do not collide or fracture. 12–15s: every alternate landscape fades back to the real mountain reflection, then one final ripple traces the original word “CHOOSE” briefly across the surface before disappearing. Use dawn mist, restrained gold against blue-gray, mirror-water physics, consistent inverted perspective, and explicitly fictional alternate realities. No future selves, wounded person, faceless crowd, reaching hand, glass shards, underwater camera, destructive event, real city identity, scientific claim, logo, extra text, or watermark.