Use the attached cat character as the reference @[image]. Create a rough hand-drawn storyboard sheet, vertical 9:16, lightweight pencil-sketch previs energy — fast gesture lines, simple shapes, unfinished feel, strong silhouettes. NOT final art. LAYOUT: 8 numbered panels, clean separation, panel numbers visible, short camera + action notes under each panel. COLOR-CODE THE ANNOTATIONS: - red arrows = body / character movement - blue arrows = camera movement - orange marks = lightning / impact / energy - purple marks = timing / beat / hold - black text = lens and panel labels STORY (one continuous unfolding event, no teleporting, escalate the energy): 1. (0–2s) HOOK. Café counter, customer POV. The cat sets down a cup — a tiny lightning bolt cracks out of the milk foam. Cat's eyes snap wide. Camera: slow push-in. 2. (2–4s) Cat slams a paw over the cup to trap it; sparks leak between its toes. Camera: quick close-up. 3. (4–6s) Too late — a miniature storm bursts out: little swirling clouds rise, tiny rain, flickering lightning around the café. Camera: fast pull-back, slight tilt. 4. (6–8s) Chaos. Cat leaps onto the counter chasing the storm with its spoon, knocking cups over, milk splashing. Camera: whip-pan follow. 5. (8–10s) The storm darts around the room; the cat tracks it, dead focused, tail rigid. Camera: orbit move. 6. (10–11.5s) TWIST. Cat winds up and scoops the whole storm back into the cup in one clean motion. A beat of total stillness. Camera: snap to medium, brief hold. 7. (11.5–13.5s) Cat exhales, fur settles, calmly sets the cup down — on the foam is a perfect lightning-bolt latte art. Camera: top-down hero shot. 8. (13.5–15s) FINALE. Cat looks straight at camera and gives a slow confident wink. Wrecked café behind it, cat totally unbothered. Camera: locked close-up. Mix close, medium and wide shots, avoid repetition. Strong action readability.