Apocalyptic Naval Disaster Video Prompt for Seedance 2.0

{"lang":"zh","prompt":"Style and Atmosphere: Apocalypse-level naval annihilation, dominated by low-saturation steel blue and gunmetal gray, with explosive amber and aviation fuel flames piercing the gray area. The interior of the oppressive storm cumulonimbus clouds is illuminated by lightning. Rain streaks cut across all surfaces. Telephoto compression layers the destruction. Live-action texture violent aesthetics—no clean CG sheen, only grit, weight, and mass. Dynamic Description: Aerial drone extreme long shot pulling back—a supercarrier is catastrophically listing to port in monstrous waves, the flight deck angle exceeding forty-five degrees, seawater flooding the deck surface like a white foam film. Three fighter jets simultaneously break free from their tie-down chains, sliding horizontally along the slippery steel deck, landing gear scraping metal sparking streams of fire, the first jet tumbling over the deck edge and plunging into the churning gray sea. Hard cut to water level handheld mid-shot looking up—the carrier hull looms overhead like a collapsing skyscraper, barnacle-covered steel plates groan and bend, rivets pop off sequentially like machine gun fire, a structural fissure splits open from the midsection of the hull, visible shockwaves ripple across the metal skin. Seawater pours in from the expanding crack. Cut to stable orbiting wide-angle follow shot—the carrier breaks in two at the fracture point, the bow section plunges forward into a giant surge, the stern section tilts toward the sky exposing the still-spinning propeller assembly in the air, tons of seawater cascade down from the raised stern forming a waterfall cluster. Aviation fuel ignites on the sea surface—flames spread in an expanding circle across the water, black smoke columns twist upwards drilling into the storm. An abnormal giant wave twenty meters high surges in from the left side of the frame, directly impacting the listing bow, white spray explodes sixty meters high, engulfing the entire front structure. Static Description: Catastrophic structural failure of a Nimitz-class supercarrier. North Atlantic storm sea conditions—fifteen-meter swells, horizontal torrential rain, sixty-knot winds blowing wave crests into mist. Storm cloud base three hundred meters with internal lightning illumination. Flight deck scattered with untethered fighter jets, broken tie-down chains, and flooding seawater. Hull midsection fracture exposing internal deck layers. Aviation fuel burning on the sea surface. Abnormal giant wave approaching from the port side."}