In a dramatic and chaotic scene, a hyper-realistic bird’s-eye view reveals a 16th-century pirate ship stranded in the midst of a flooded highway in Makassar, Indonesia. This colossal vessel, aged and weathered, boasts towering sails that are tattered and worn. The wood and paint tell tales of centuries past, faded by time and the elements. Surrounding the ship, floodwaters have submerged the streets, while elevated flyovers brim with halted cars in a traffic jam induced by heavy rains. In the background, the prestigious University of Makassar's campus building stands strong, while several Pinisi ships and small boats drift aimlessly in the swelling floodwaters nearby. The atmosphere is thick with drama, with ominous dark clouds looming, and lightning frequently slicing through the sky, briefly illuminating the scene. Torrential rain creates a misty fog over the city, and water ripples with rainfall, casting an eerie reflection of this surreal world. The juxtaposition of the ancient pirate ship against the modern urban landscape, the still traffic, and the presence of traditional Pinisi ships conjures a surreal, cinematic tableau. The tempestuous weather, formidable flood, and the anachronistic intrusion of the pirate ship into a contemporary setting evoke a powerful sense of nature's dominance and the unexpected convergence of eras.