The Chronicles of Wonderland

Genre: Epic cinematic orchestral OST Mood: Charismatic, majestic, overwhelming authority, awe-inspiring Instruments: Deep sustained low strings, thunderous timpani rolls and massive percussion, bold brass fanfare (french horns, trumpets, trombones) with sharp accents, powerful male choir chants (low, resonant, commanding), cymbal crashes and gong for dramatic emphasis Tempo: Slow ceremonial (60–65 BPM), steady and imposing Structure: Intro (ominous low strings + timpani swell) → Verse (sustained strings + heavy percussion) → Chorus (brass fanfare + male choir, wide and powerful) → Bridge (orchestral layering, rising intensity) → Final Chorus (full orchestra + choir at peak charisma, thunderous climax) → Outro (brass resonance fading into solemn silence)

Title: 대륙의 소용돌이 (The Great Swirl of the Continent) Epic fantasy orchestral OST, 5 minutes long, Intro: soft strings and flutes evoke a bustling marketplace, light and playful, Transition: low cello and percussion enter as rumor spreads — “the king of Joseon has changed, ” Middle: alternating motifs for each race — harp and high strings for elves (calm, mysterious), heavy brass and metallic percussion for dwarves (industrial, heavy), tribal drums and primal rhythm for beastfolk (wild tension), Each theme emerges in turn, reflecting diverse reactions, Climax: full orchestra and choir converge, chaotic yet majestic, symbolizing the entire continent caught in turmoil, Outro: fading echoes with unresolved harmony, leaving both fear and hope in the air, Mood: expectant, uneasy, a swirl of hope and dread sweeping across Wonderland

Genre: Cinematic, Orchestral, Epic Mood: Destructive, Chaotic, Fierce, Apocalyptic Instruments: Full orchestra, aggressive brass, violent percussion (massive drums, timpani, taiko), fast tremolo and staccato strings, cymbal crashes, distorted low brass, wordless male choir (only as background texture, no lyrics) Style: Extremely chaotic and explosive, not a march — relentless destruction, fire, chaos, catastrophic scale, dragon burning a village Intro: One spoken line only — deep, low, rumbling dragon voice says exactly "I am God!" with heavy echo and reverb, After this line, pure instrumental only Language: Instrumental only, absolutely no singing or lyrics after intro Mix: Crystal clear, no distortion noise, cinematic film score style