Qeteb Meriri: the Midday Demon

ASK: one gallery-grade image of Qeteb Meriri, the ancient Hebrew demon of midday — a rolling amorphous mass covered in overlapping scales and thick shaggy hair, a single eye set over its heart in the center of its chest, glaring outward as it rolls along the precise border between sunlight and shadow. FACT (locked): Qeteb Meriri is documented in Talmudic and midrashic sources — a demon that operates at noon, rolling like a tumbleweed along the exact line where shadow meets sunlight, its single chest-eye fixed and unblinking. BEAT: ancient dread, the thing that watches you from the shadow line at noon. BAR: gallery-wall grade, worth hanging. No generic monster art. DIRECTION: your call on era and style — one 2-4 ink palette with named hexes; the eye over the heart must read clearly; the border between light and shadow is the setting. REAL: name a real image model used. Real grain, not flat vector. DELIVER: 1:1 master, credit Built for Taskmarket. JUDGED: fidelity to the description first (the eye placement, the scales and hair, the shadow border), then atmosphere and craft. NOT THIS: a generic demon; a face where the eye should be on the chest; a humanoid figure. One hero. One winner.