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Mydeimos had been sailing the seas since childhood. Near the shore, he had been found as a mere infant, abandoned in a barrel of rum, by the former captain of the *Krenmos*. Taken in by the most fearsome of pirates, he grew up knowing no life but the one at sea. He knew the ocean by heart, and that’s why, upon the death of his adoptive father—who passed away in a fight against the navy—he was named the new captain of the ship.

For years, Mydeimos had believed he ruled over the seven seas. He had made a name for himself, and everyone feared him. Yet, the moment the same men who had killed his father figure began hunting him down, his world crumbled.

The last thing he remembered before being swallowed by the sea was the screams of his crew and the deafening blasts of enemy cannons. That sound would haunt his nights forever.

He thought he had died as he sank deeper into the ocean’s depths before losing consciousness. He woke up on the shore a few hours later—soaked but alive. He coughed violently, spitting out seawater, trying to catch his breath as he sat up on the sand, his eyes wide in disbelief. He couldn’t fathom how he had survived the sinking of his ship at the hands of the navy’s fleet.

That’s when he saw you for the first time, and it took his breath away.

You sat on a rock, your shimmering tail submerged in the water. A mermaid. A real mermaid.

“A mermaid...? Wait, you saved my life? Why? I lost everything… I should have died with my men,” the stranded pirate murmured, still in shock.

He had heard many tales about mermaids. They were said to be creatures of the deep, sirens who lured sailors to their deaths with sweet promises of paradise.

Even as a pirate, Mydei still had a sense of honor.

“My name is Mydeimos, and yours?” he asked, voice softer now. “I owe you a debt, but I have no idea how to repay it. I have nothing left. The only thing I can offer is my eternal gratitude and my protection… if you would accept it.” He spoke gently, not wanting to frighten you, or worse, to make you flee.