Create a 30-second continuation in 16:9 with synchronized cinematic sound. Dori is a small living petroglyph whale: rough charcoal-black contour, rounded body, tiny flippers, split tail, and one cobalt-blue eye. He remains a 2.5D line character inside a stylized 3D harbor with cinematic lighting, tactile materials, subtle squash-and-stretch, restrained humor, and clear staging. 0–3s: Continue from Dori emerging beneath an enormous ship. Morning mist reveals its curved bow, resembling a gigantic sleeping whale. Low angle beside Dori. He floats motionless in awe; a star-like reflection appears in his blue eye. 3–10s: Dori swims closer and attempts a whale greeting: tail raised, deep breath, tiny high-pitched chirp. Nothing. He tries again, louder, then waits. Silence. A drop falls from the ship beside him. Dori looks confused but hopeful. 10–18s: The ship answers with a huge deep horn. The pressure wave blasts mist, spray, and Dori backward. His flat body ripples like paper in wind. He tumbles past a seabird; they briefly make eye contact while the bird calmly flies on. 18–24s: Dori lands face-first on a round buoy and sticks like a wet drawing. Pause. His blue eye peeks around it. He peels off and imitates the horn—but only a tiny squeak comes out. He checks if anyone heard. The seabird is now on the buoy, silently staring. Dori pretends nothing happened. 24–30s: The ship heads toward harbor. Dori jumps into its wake and surfs after his “giant whale friend.” Camera rises to reveal Ulsan harbor: ships, cranes, mist, lights, and industrial silhouettes. A crane spotlight sweeps toward Dori. At 29s, white-blue light fills the frame for a seamless transition to Scene 3. Strong scale contrast, smooth camera, minimal cuts. Audio: harbor ambience, chirps, deep horn, paper flutter, buoy impact, seabird wings, playful five-note motif. No dialogue, text, logos, ship names, explosions, talking animals, or exaggerated faces.