Trojan Horse Inside City Walls

[Scene] = Around the 12th century BC, Troy in Anatolia. The moment after the Trojan horse was pulled into the city walls. Create a 360-degree isometric column panorama with a 21:9 aspect ratio. Render the scene as a complete spherical panorama with the correct isometric column projection. Strictly set the entire environment according to [scene]. Place the camera at the very center of the scene and maintain a fixed view. Design the environment as a continuous circular world with no left or right edges. Make sure the edges of the first and last levels are perfectly aligned. Buildings, people, and objects are evenly distributed in a complete 360-degree view. Use realistic real-world lighting, materials, and physical behaviors. Maintain a clear focus throughout the panorama. Use uniform natural daylight without a dominant light direction. Ensure that light intensity and color remain consistent in a full 360-degree panorama. Think of the environment as illuminated by a uniformly diffused sky rather than a single source of sunlight. Apply soft global shadows, not leaning toward any horizontal direction. Avoid directional sunlight gradients that may cause mismatches in joint lighting. Avoid modern elements, UI overlays, borders, frames, cropped views, fantasy styles, or broken panoramic seams.