A hyper-realistic bird’s-eye view showcases a weathered 16th-century pirate ship, eerily stranded in the midst of a flooded highway in Makassar, Indonesia. The ancient vessel, with its towering but dilapidated sails, tells tales of time through its faded wood and chipped paint, visibly worn by the elements. Vivid floodwaters engulf the streets below, while elevated flyovers brim with immobilized cars, victims of a traffic standstill caused by the relentless downpour. In the distance, the University of Makassar's imposing campus building rises above the chaotic scene. Nearby, several elegantly crafted Pinisi ships and small boats bob uncontrollably amidst the swelling floodwaters. Dark, menacing clouds gather overhead, occasionally split by blinding lightning, casting a dramatic light on the scenario. The monsoon rains pour with unyielding force, forming a misty veil over the city and creating ghostly reflections in the water's surface. This juxtaposition of the ancient pirate relic, the bustling yet stranded modern traffic, and the traditional Indonesian maritime ships crafts an image of surreal, cinematic drama. The tempestuous weather, overwhelming floods, and an iconic ship marooned in a contemporary urban landscape convey nature’s formidable power and the striking collision of eras.