Supercarrier Catastrophic Sinking

How does it look? Seedance 2.0 text-to-video prompt below: {"lang":"en","prompt":"Style and atmosphere: apocalyptic naval destruction, with low-saturation steel blue and gunmetal gray as the primary palette. Amber explosions and aviation-fuel flames tear through the gray field. Towering storm cumulonimbus clouds are lit from within by lightning. Rain lines cut across every surface. Telephoto compression layers destruction on top of destruction. Live-action brutal aesthetics--no clean CG gloss, only grit, weight, and mass. Motion description: an extreme long aerial drone pullback shows a supercarrier catastrophically listing to port in monstrous waves, with the flight deck tilted beyond forty-five degrees and seawater washing across it as a white sheet of surf. Three fighter jets break free of their tie-down chains at the same time, sliding sideways across the slick steel deck. Their landing gear scrapes metal and throws long chains of sparks, and the first jet flips over the deck edge into the churning gray sea. Hard cut to a handheld medium low-angle shot from water level looking upward--the carrier's hull towers overhead like a collapsing skyscraper. Barnacle-covered steel plates groan and bend, rivets eject one after another like automatic gunfire, and a structural crack splits open from the middle of the hull, with shockwaves rippling across the metal skin. Seawater pours through the widening rupture. Cut to a stable circling wide tracking shot--the carrier breaks in two at the fracture point, the bow plunging forward into a giant swell while the stern rises toward the sky, exposing propellers still spinning in the air. Tons of seawater cascade off the lifted stern like a cluster of waterfalls. Aviation fuel ignites on the sea surface--flames spread outward in a widening ring across the water, and twisted black smoke columns rise into the storm. An abnormal twenty-meter wave surges in from the left side of frame and slams head-on into the tilting bow. White spray explodes sixty meters into the air and swallows the entire forward structure. Static description: catastrophic structural failure of a Nimitz-class supercarrier. North Atlantic storm conditions--fifteen-meter swells, horizontal rain, and sixty-knot winds blowing the wave crests into mist. Thundercloud base at three hundred meters with internal lightning illumination. The flight deck is littered with loose aircraft, broken tie-down chains, and seawater. The hull is split open at the center, exposing interior deck layers. Aviation fuel burns on the sea surface. An abnormal giant wave approaches from port."}