A hyper-realistic bird’s-eye view captures a 16th-century pirate ship marooned in the middle of a flooded highway in Makassar, Indonesia. The once-massive ship, now a relic of time, displays towering sails that are tattered and ghostly, with its wood and paint eroded to faded hues by centuries of exposure. Floodwaters engulf the street, surrounding the ancient vessel, while elevated flyovers jammed with stalled cars bear witness to a deluge halting Makassar's rush. In the distance, the University of Makassar campus building looms, steadfast amidst the chaos. Nearby, a flotilla of Pinisi ships and small boats bob in futile drifts upon the encroaching waters. The scene is alive with drama and tumult, as dark clouds gather ominously, and lightning cuts through the sky with electric ferocity, illuminating the surreal landscape. Torrents of rain shroud the city in a ghostly mist, while the floodwaters' reflective sheen mirrors the bizarre juxtaposition before it. The visualization presents a striking contrast: the historic pirate ship ensnared in modernity's tempo, monitored by the silent witness of Pinisi ships. The fierce weather, the all-encompassing floods, and the presence of the ancient vessel in a contemporary urban setting weave a compelling narrative of nature’s dominion and the unanticipated convergence across ages.