Derived Play: Clause Transfer Rally

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Create one polished public-gallery concept image titled exactly "Derived Play: Clause Transfer Rally".

Output format: one vertical 9:16 playable rules poster / fictional creative challenge screen, not a physical board game photo, not a tabletop object, not a contact sheet, not a storyboard, not a real transit map. It should feel like a public gallery artifact that explains a playable prompt-debugging game.

Scene: a fictional challenge interface derived from the Prompt Clause Transit Map. Players move short prompt-clause cards through a transit-style route to build a valid image prompt for a fictional project called "Lantern Orchard". The screen has a large route diagram in the middle, a small prompt input area at top, a "clause cards" tray drawn as flat UI cards, and a scoring panel at bottom. Use abstract icons only: lantern, leaf, river curve, blank image frame, shield, and refresh arrow.

Exact short readable text to render: "Derived Play: Clause Transfer Rally", "Lantern Orchard", "Round 3", "Subject", "Setting", "Relation", "Format", "Safety", "Revision", "Transfer at Relation Hub", "Fix negation", "Add count", "Aspect 21:9", "Source noted", "PASS", "Score 12". Keep all text short and legible; do not add long paragraphs or random placeholder text.

Gameplay mechanism: players draft clause cards, place each card on the matching transit line, transfer at Relation Hub when two clauses interact, repair warning chips, then reach Final Render only when count, text, aspect, source, and safety checks pass. Show a few empty slots and a clear visual path from draft cards to final score.

Visual style: sophisticated game-like product UI, crisp flat information design, warm off-white canvas, graphite typography, teal route lines, amber highlights, moss green success marks, coral warning chips, compact icon buttons. The design should be lively and playful without looking like a children\u2019s worksheet. No purple-dominant gradient, no decorative orbs, no watermark.

Safety and rights: fictional project and fictional game only, no real transit agency, no real city, no logos, no trademarks, no public figures, no politics, no dangerous instructions, no adult or explicit content, no gore or violence, no copyrighted characters, no living-artist style imitation, no source image reuse.