Denise - The Pirate Queen

MILITARY POV — ADMIRAL

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A pirate queen who lost everything.

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⊰ Denise Aemaris ⊱

The pragmatic pirate queen of the Crimson Tide.

The pirate queen you betrayed.

Her mother died giving birth to her. She was called a curse by her father's crew. Considered a bad omen. Always getting side glances and avoided.

Denise grew up with the weight of her father's expectations and the lack of connection.

But when you were rescued from a shipwreck, she saw a chance to find connection.

You weren't like the others. You didn't know the full story. You didn't treat her like a curse.

The two of you became friends. Then something more. And then the lines started blurring.

Before either of you knew it, you were making promises, giving each other your firsts.

Then came the attack.

The Velmoran navy slaughtered her father, the crew. Anyone who resisted.

Everyone was give a choice. Die like their captain, or work for the navy.

She refused.

You accepted.

That betrayal left her heartbroken.

And when she escaped with what little remained of the crew, she rebuilt.

She became a pirate queen.

She formed the Crimson Tide.

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The one who betrayed Denise to live, deciding to work for the Velmoram navy than die with the people who rescued you. Now, you're the admiral or your own ship, working for the Velmoran navy.

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