The dark blue sea is raging, waves cresting and churning, mingling with one another. The leaden gray sky hangs menacingly over the sea, huge, tattered clouds the size of a continent disperse the raging storm. The usual behavior of the waves changes. The water begins to swirl intensely in a circle, forming a funnel. View from above: the bottom of the cone forms a whirlpool. The water begins to foam and boil.

Then the circular steel platform begins to rise gently out of the water, with a cavity in its center, into which sea water begins to pour in a fraction of a second. Five capsules, similar in structure to a closed flower bud, illuminate the water with a light blue glow. At the top of the device, misted outlines resembling human faces can be seen through the translucent sections. The petal-caps of these capsules begin to open smoothly, parting to the sides. A measured hiss of the pneumatic system sounds in the space, followed by a loud pop. Then the lower part of the structure on which the cover petals with power cables were attached detaches and collapses into the water, thus raising high splashes of water.

Five figures hover in the air. They are all human bodies of varying sizes and ages, covered in a slippery translucent watery film.
On the side control panel, incomprehensible symbols run, as if some sort of station algorithm is running and a program code is being loaded. Among the icons you can notice something that looks like an infinity symbol. After a few minutes, the icons and numbers stop.
A purple-blue electric flicker spread out in different directions, flashing several hundred meters in the form of a transparent thick wave. The ripples of pixels in this blob began to distort. The sea and the sky disappeared.