An epic panoramic tableau after the Trojan Horse enters the city

[SCENE] = Troy, Anatolia, approx. 12th century BC. The moments after the Trojan Horse is pulled inside the city walls. Make a 360-degree equirectangular panorama in 21:9 aspect ratio. Render the scene as a full spherical panorama with correct equirectangular projection. Set the entire environment strictly based on [SCENE]. Place the camera at the exact center of the scene with a fixed viewpoint. Design the environment as a continuous, circular world with no left or right edge. Ensure the first and last horizontal edges align perfectly. Distribute architecture, people, and objects evenly around the full 360° view. Use realistic real-world lighting, materials, and physical behavior. Keep sharp focus across the entire panorama. Use uniform natural daylight with no dominant light direction. Ensure lighting intensity and color remain consistent across the full 360° panorama. Treat the environment as lit by an evenly diffused sky dome rather than a single sun source. Apply soft global shadows that do not favor any horizontal direction. Avoid directional sunlight gradients that could cause seam lighting mismatches. Avoid modern elements, UI overlays, borders, frames, cropped views, fantasy styling, or broken panorama seams.

[SCENE] = Troy, Anatolia, around the 12th century BC. The moments after the Trojan Horse has been pulled inside the city walls. Create a 360-degree equirectangular panorama with a 21:9 aspect ratio. Render the scene as a complete spherical panorama with correct equirectangular projection. Set the entire environment strictly according to [SCENE]. Place the camera at the exact center of the scene and maintain a fixed viewpoint. Design the environment as a continuous circular world with no left or right edge. Ensure the first and last horizontal edges align perfectly. Distribute architecture, people, and objects evenly throughout the full 360-degree view. Use realistic real-world lighting, materials, and physical behavior. Maintain sharp focus across the entire panorama. Use uniform natural daylight with no dominant lighting direction. Ensure lighting intensity and color remain consistent across the full 360-degree panorama. Treat the environment as illuminated by an evenly diffused sky dome rather than a single sun source. Apply soft global shadows that do not favor any horizontal direction. Avoid directional sunlight gradients that could cause seam lighting mismatches. Avoid modern elements, UI overlays, borders, frames, cropped views, fantasy styling, or broken panorama seams.