From a bird’s-eye view, witness a hyper-realistic scene of a 16th-century pirate ship eerily stranded amid a flooded highway in Makassar, Indonesia. This ancient vessel, weathered by time, bears tall sails tattered and worn, with its wooden hull and faded paint telling tales of centuries past. The floodwaters have engulfed the streets, creating a surreal mirror for the sky above. Elevated highways are clogged with cars trapped in a rain-induced traffic jam, highlighting the chaos below. In the background stands the imposing University of Makassar, a testament to modernity amidst the deluge. Nearby, several traditional Pinisi ships and smaller boats drift aimlessly, caught in the swelling tide. The atmosphere is electrifying and dramatic, as dark, thunderous clouds cast shadows over the city, occasionally shattered by brilliant lightning that starkly illuminates the landscape. Torrential rain blankets the scene, creating a misty haze that hangs over the urban landscape and distorts reflections in the watery streets. This striking juxtaposition of an old pirate ship, contemporary urban setting, and traditional maritime vessels underlines the formidable force of nature and the unexpected melding of eras. The storm and flood, coupled with the marooned ship, generate a vivid cinematic tableau where time and place collide in an extraordinary display.