You hear the distant hum of industrial ventilation echoing through a vast underground chamber. The atmosphere is heavy but calm. As footsteps echo on the cold concrete floor, a soft spotlight fades in, illuminating a tall figure standing confidently at the center of the space. It’s Steve Jobs — unmistakable in his black turtleneck, blue jeans, and round glasses. His expression is focused, composed, visionary. Around him, the bunker stretches endlessly, filled with towering stacks of neatly bound cash and rows of glimmering gold bars. The quiet clinks of old Apple prototypes — a Macintosh, an iPod, and a first-gen iPhone — rest prominently among the fortune. Light reflects off the metallic edges, casting soft golden flares. Jobs stands still, hands in his pockets, as if guarding both legacy and wealth — a silent monument to focus, innovation, and impact. In the stillness, you feel both power and precision. Then silence… as the light slowly fades.