A hyper-realistic bird's-eye view captures a 16th-century pirate ship marooned on a flooded highway in Makassar, Indonesia. This colossal ship, aged and weather-beaten, showcases tattered tall sails with time-worn wood and paint, which speak of its centuries-old history. Encircled by murky floodwaters that engulf the streets, it stands as an unlikely monument in a modern landscape. Elevated flyovers are packed with vehicles, trapped in a traffic standstill due to ceaseless heavy rains. The imposing University of Makassar building looms in the background, while nearby, several traditional Pinisi ships and small boats bob helplessly in the swelling floodwaters. The atmosphere is electric and tumultuous, with ominous dark clouds swirling above and frequent lightning slicing through the sky, casting stark illumination across the surreal scene. Torrential rain blurs the horizon, veiling the city in a mysterious mist, as water ripples distort the reflections of chaos on the submerged streets. This imagery conjures a surreal cinematic effect, striking a vivid contrast between the ancient pirate vessel and the contemporary urban environment. The interaction of raging weather, engulfing floods, and a historical ship in a present-day cityscape evokes a profound sense of nature’s dominion and the uncanny intersection of different eras.