A hyper-realistic bird’s-eye view captures a 16th-century pirate ship marooned on a flooded highway in Makassar, Indonesia. The venerable ship, battered by time, sports towering sails in tatters, with wood and paint faded by years of exposure. Encircled by swirling floodwaters that have submerged the street, elevated flyovers are packed with stalled cars, a traffic snarl aggravated by relentless rain. In the backdrop looms the University of Makassar campus, steadfast against the storm. Nearby, several Pinisi ships and small boats float powerless in the swelling tides. The atmosphere is dramatic and turbulent, dark clouds brooding above, intermittently pierced by lightning strikes that electrify the scene. Torrential rain cloaks the city in a misty shroud, while raindrops disturb the water's surface, casting an eerie reflection of the unfolding chaos. The juxtaposition of the ancient galleon, the modern urban landscape frozen in gridlock, and the traditional Pinisi ships creates a surreal, cinematic tableau. Nature's ferocity and the improbable convergence of eras evoke a striking clash of time and realms.