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Use the attached image as the base reference and preserve the composition, camera angle, perspective, lighting, environment, costumes, character identities, facial features, poses, sword position, scale, and overall cinematic quality exactly as they are. The only change is the villain's head and eye direction. Rotate the villain's head naturally upward so he is looking directly at the airborne hero. His eyes should lock onto the hero with a realistic expression of sudden realization, fear, and urgency. His neck, shoulders, and posture should adjust subtly to support the upward gaze while maintaining his defensive stance. The hero must remain suspended in midair in the exact same position with his sword raised for the downward strike. Do not change the hero's pose, expression, clothing, or placement. Keep the ancient Korean marketplace, golden-hour lighting, atmospheric haze, drifting dust, depth of field, and cinematic color grading unchanged. Maintain a hyper-realistic, high-budget historical Korean action film aesthetic. The edit should appear completely natural, as if the original scene was photographed with the villain already looking up at the hero.