South's Sea

Ever since her mother's death, South was left to fend for herself. Alone, she faced starvation, naturally South turned to thievery. She became quite good, but a pang of hunger for adventure that clenched in her belly urged her to seek out a ship and join the crew. Little did South know that joining the crew of the Mary Anne would lead her to her long lost father, who had become one of the most successful pirates on the seas.