Storm clouds rolled thickly overhead as milady followed regale after a man one can only describe as an aiskhrós, or, a blackguard. A dirty, dishonest scoundrel. In no right place to be in the company of such a maiden. A gentlewoman. One, in passing, might inaptly believe her to be a debutante.
If one did so happen to pause and look once more, one would be put at unease at the sharp threat lining her rare eyes; eyes the shade of blue as the Aegean Sea itself, at least, if it were to freeze.
To take one more glance would be to see one thing, laden in her movements; a witch.
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The Voyages of The Cetus
Historical FictionPirates aren't just parrots, sea shanties, cool clothes, and marauders. No, welcome to the story of "The Voyages of The Cetus -The Greatest Pirate Ship That Has Ever Sailed the Aegean-" you will never see pirates the same again. ...