In the deep, dark sea, there's a mysterious tale of a ship called the Flying Dutchman. They say it's a ghost ship that's doomed to sail forever, never finding a safe harbor.
In the coastal sea of Africa, the sailors on the ship pray to God for bad weather, not because these sailors
are afraid of storms but because they see the "Flying Dutchman" when the weather is bad and the appearance of this ship
A cursed prophecy that is fulfilled with one's death. Flying According to 17th-Century Mythology and Folklore
The Dutchman is a ghost ship that never reached port. According to these myths, this ghostly ship is seen as a ship emitting a bright light and when someone sees this light, they will soon fall asleep.
I fall asleep.
Long ago, there was a Dutch captain named Hendrick van der Decken. He set out on a voyage from Amsterdam despite warnings from his crew about the dangerous weather. There were rumors that he had made a deal with a devilish creature to complete his journey no matter what.
As they sailed near the Cape of Good Hope, a terrible storm struck. The crew begged the captain to turn back, but he refused. Suddenly, a strange figure appeared on the ship, as if from another world. Some say it was an angel, while others believe it was a creature of darkness. This being cursed the ship and everyone on it, condemning them to sail forever.
Since then, sailors have claimed to see the Flying Dutchman sailing across the sea. It appears as a ghostly ship covered in mist and glowing lights, moving without any wind or sails. It's believed that seeing the ship brings bad luck and misfortune.
The story of the Flying Dutchman has inspired many writers, artists, and even operas. It has become a part of popular culture, appearing in movies and books.
While some people doubt the existence of the Flying Dutchman, the legend continues to fascinate people and serves as a reminder of the dangers of the sea and the consequences of defying warnings.
