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| Name: | Wraith |
| Location: | The Lady Sinister |
| Rank: | Gunner |
Noted Favors and Awards
Biography
Me father was an English Moor, Mother was Scottish. I was birthed with no breath off the coast of Crail on the south side of the East Neuk of Fife the local healer breathed life into this dead body. A deal made for the life was to serve her Goddess which was then told I must carry on to me to fulfill the deal made. Father was a preacher and would have none of this placed my in the service of the church. I however grew to pull myself out of such servings knowing I had another reason for living. Having to carry this curse with me the name Wraith was given.
Wraith being a fitting name as it is a spirit that cannot rest. I have walked into life learning new trades as I went on. I worked for many years in Marketgate, once the largest market place in Europe. I was shown the art of shadow (hiding in plain sight) which I used to take from rich merchants from abroad. Taking up fishing when no merchants came into port, I spent years on fishing boats learning to master the trade. I soon joined the Navy in which I was discharged for becoming unruly. I found myself back at the Marketgate in which a ship who's Lady's light aura drew me as if a flame to a moth. They called her the Lady Sinister a ship's whose tale from legends was old and true. Its Captain pulled me from my darkened pit and lifted my spirit with a new found hope. Calling me Wraith as if he knew who I was, did not see fit to condemn my already damned soul any further. I serve my Captain as I had the Goddess. Little did I know it was he, and his crew who would lift my curse and turned it into a blessing.
Its crew all honorable has shown me many things, how to survive, how to live, and all the many wonders of being in a real family. A ship of Pirates, and true to the name, hath shown this ol’ sea dog how to live again.
As I take to my new ship with her crew I will learn to take my new duties under where they need me most.
Every time I board my ship I feel at home, my ship and its mates are my heart and that is my home. No safer place will I ever be than with me shipmates.
