Hydra on a Rooftop in Watercolor

A hydra with nine heads perched on the edge of a weathered rooftop in a city at golden hour, rendered in luminous watercolor on textured paper. The hydra's heads vary in color and expression, their scales glowing with greens, teals, and hints of copper, as they peek over the edge and curl around a chimney. The rooftop is detailed with chipped tiles, a rusted vent, a small satellite dish, a few potted plants, and a damp, mossy edge. In the distance, a hazy city skyline stretches under a lavender-pink sky; soft rain or mist bleeds color into the buildings. The painting has loose washes, visible brush strokes, and pigment granulation characteristic of traditional watercolor, with blooms where colors meet, and a gentle halo around the hydra to emphasize its mythical presence.