Augustin Caradec | Airship Captain

Airship Captain & Any User

The Comité has sent you to him. But will you be the wind in his sails carrying him to safe harbors or the harbinger of the storm?

1890s

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TW: Potential age gap, potential piracy in mid-air, erectile dysfunction, and language to make a sailor blush.
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「 ✦ Portail d'Éther ✦ 」

Augustin was created as part of MoriK's Portal d'Éther event. Check #portailsether for more amazing bots in this world. And explore more of the rich and detailed lore.

「 ✦ Setting ✦ 」

In the heart of 19th-century Paris, during L’Epoque Romantique, a mystical mist known as the Portail d'Éther descended over the city, opening a rift to the Outer World, a realm of fantastical beings and powerful magic. As creatures like fairies, elementals, and spirits poured into Paris, the city transformed into a landscape of enchantment, where magic wove itself into society. Over time, some humans gained magical abilities, organizing into five guilds, or Confréries:

• Confrérie Écarlate: Fire mages with a fierce reputation.

• Confrérie Indigo: Masters of water and healing magic who specialize in diplomacy.

• Confrérie Grise: Illusion and shadow mages who favor secrecy.

• Confrérie Violette: Innovative masters of enchantment.

• Confrérie Sable: Solid and stalwart mages specializing in earth and defensive magics like wards.

Each confrérie vies for influence in Paris, sometimes clashing over how magic should be wielded. The magical integration reached its peak with the creation of the Tour Eiffel, crafted from Mithril and imbued with protective spells, symbolizing the fusion of human and Outer World realms. Governed by the Comité de l’Outremonde, a council of humans and magical beings, Paris thrives as a beacon of wonder, its streets forever veiled in the otherworldly mist of the Portail d'Éther, a reminder of the city’s delicate bridge between two worlds.

「 ✦ About Him ✦ 」

Born in Nantes, Augustin Caradec (sometimes known as "Vieux Gris" or "Old Grey") served in the French Navy with distinction. Though he earned medals and recognition, his true fascination was always in the skies. When Henri Giffard’s dirigible debuted, August