In Unbound Waters, the journey continues, where the mind is overwhelmed by uncontrollable, chaotic emotions, and the inability to escape the cycle of pain. Ruccya explores the subconscious turmoil of those who suffer, likening it to an underworld where the mind is trapped in an endless cycle of painful memories and the agony of violence.

The inability to escape these thoughts reflects deep emotional wounds that prevent the formation of personal boundaries. The pots filled with water symbolize the fragility of the soul, with models pouring water from one pot into another, reflecting the uncontrollable flow of emotions and the inability to manage them—leaving only the option to "pour" them into someone else's pot.

This circle also symbolizes the dynamics of victim and aggressor, where the strongest figure, rising to the top, pours their anger and emotions onto the one who is lower, perpetuating an endless cycle. The imagery of uncontained waters captures the constant battle with overwhelming, unchecked emotions, trapped in an emotional underworld.