A hyper-realistic bird’s-eye view scene depicts a 16th-century pirate ship marooned in the middle of a flooded highway in Makassar, Indonesia. The ancient ship, ravaged by time, stands with its towering sails tattered and its wood and paint faded, echoing tales of the past. Surrounding the ship, floodwaters have engulfed the street, while elevated flyovers are packed with cars trapped in a standstill, victims of the relentless downpour. In the background, the University of Makassar's campus building rises prominently, and nearby, several traditional Pinisi ships and small boats float aimlessly, swept up in the deluge. The atmosphere is dramatic and charged, with dark clouds rolling in, periodically split by lightning that dramatically lights up the scene. Torrential rain blankets the city, creating a misty fog, while ripples from the rain form an eerie reflection of the chaos unfolding in the flooded streets. The juxtaposition of the ancient pirate ship with the modern cityscape and trapped traffic, alongside the timeless Pinisi ships, creates a surreal, cinematic tableau. The storm's ferocity and overwhelming flood, combined with the historical vessel in a contemporary setting, underscore nature’s immense power and the unexpected convergence of history and the present.