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Salt and Steel | 1x1 ThreadJuly 29, 2025 12:06 PM


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A roleplay between myself and HollowClaw. You are welcome to follow along with the roleplay if you'd like, but please do not post anything if you aren't one of us. Thanks.
Salt and Steel | 1x1 ThreadJuly 29, 2025 02:04 PM


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Plot
The seas are lawless now, ruled not by kings but by cannons and coin. Character A is a renowned pirate captain, feared across the Sapphire Belt for raiding imperial fleets and vanishing like smoke. Character B is a stoaway noble taken captive during a battle gone wrong. Bound in chains aboard a ship of legends, Pirate Captain and Noble should be enemies, but as the days turn to weeks, the line between friend and foe begins to blur. And when secrets rise with the tide, and loyalty is no longer so clear, what happens when they realize that the only person they can trust is each other?
Salt and Steel | 1x1 ThreadJuly 29, 2025 03:36 PM


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Name
Anthea Celeste Harper
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Nickname
Thea
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Sexuality
Straight
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Gender
Female, she/her
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Age
23
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Appearance
Anthea stands at 5'4 feet with a slightly more lean and athletic build. Her skin is a soft, darker tan with a few freckles here and there. She also has pretty average facial features over all, except for a small faded scar near her left ear, a bit onto her neck. Her hair is about down to her shoulder blades and a little past, and she likes to wear it in a braid from time to time. It's a lighter brown color, but still slightly darker then a light brown. When the light hits it just right, there's slight hues of golden brown. Her eyes are a light green, almost a grey depending on people's prospectives. She prefers easier to move in clothing most often shorter shirts, pants, and boots. Often being the colors of red or in some cases grey. But there are times when their other colors. She occasionally wears jewelry, but when she does it often isn't much. One thing that is consistent is a golden colored compass shaped locket.
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Voice
While not overly unique and definitely feminine, in the beginning one could tell she was of noble birth. While she doesn't really use fancy words it was just... Clear in the tone. But as time passed that slowly began to fade. Now it's slightly clearer and maybe a little... Colorful when it's appropriate. You can easily tell her emotions with her voice, and she's often not one for whispering unless she absolutely must.
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Personality
Anthea can be a bit careless at times, but it's all in good nature. Most would describe her as kind, energetic, slightly childish, a little sarcastic, and can ask lots of questions when given the chance. But she's not always bubbly, don't assume anything quite yet. When a situation counts for it she can put most of that aside and be a leader, planner, and she has a great memory for remembering things she's eavesdropped on. Especially when it concerns her or people she cares about. So watch the windows and doors when your having a conversation.
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Hobbies
Anthea loves to read, along with swim with dolphins. Mhm, Dolphins. She's done it once or twice in the past and loved it. And with reading, while she doesn't have particular tastes, can enjoy just about any good book once she picks it up. Maps is another one as well, she loves to look at the things and chart them when she has the chance.
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Fears
Anthea actually fears judgement. Not overly bad, she doesn't fear what others think of her herself, but what they think of her actions. She also fears betrayal as well actually. As a noble, she was used to constant backstabbing or sweet talking by someone else's personal gain. Such is the life when born in the politics of noble life. She also fears Spiders, nothing more to be said on that.
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Strengths
Anthea is actually quite fast, as well as skilled with daggers. She can also swim relatively great distances, and is great at charting maps and using her inner compass to remember a directions. She also knows how to talk her way into and out of things depending on the person.
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Weaknesses
Anthea, having grown up as a noble there is certain common things she has no knowledge of, and that can get her in trouble sometimes. She's been also known to act without thinking at times. And while she's skilled with daggers, most other weapons are not her area of expertise at all. She can also tend to keep certain things bottled up to keep the image of the carefree one.
Affiliations
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Other
Anthea aimed to flee her position of noble actually, but knew if she stayed within the same area she'd quickly be found and brought back into position again to keep her family legacy going. She just didn't quite know the ship she had feld on would be attacked.

Edited at July 29, 2025 05:43 PM by HollowClaw
Salt and Steel | 1x1 ThreadJuly 29, 2025 05:34 PM


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Name:
Leonis Damarien Castigan
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Nickname:
Leo, Leon, Arien, Ari
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Age:
25
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Gender:
Male
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Sexuality:
Heterosexual
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Appearance:
Leonis is the kind of man whose presence lingers long after he's gone, like salt in the air before a storm. Standing at a lean 6'1", he cuts an imposing figure, equal parts grace and danger. His body is the result of years at sea and experience in battle, a blend of wiry muscle and agile strength, built for fluid motion, brutal efficiency, and commanding presence. His skin is sun-kissed and wind-burned, a deep bronze that speaks of a life spent beneath open skies and relentless sun. Thick black curls fall just to his shoulders, usually tied back for practicality, though a few stubborn strands always escape, framing his sharply cut features. His eyes are perhaps his most arresting feature, a vivid green, too bright to be natural, too intense to look away from. They shine like emerald glass lit from within, constantly calculating, constantly watching.
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A constellation of faded scars marks his skin, the map of a life hard-earned. One slices across his collarbone; another, more jagged arcs just beneath his ribs. He prefers to remain clean-shaven, though after long voyages, a shadow of stubble often outlines his jaw. Leonis dresses with precision but not extravagance. A black captain's coat lined in deep green, worn leather boots, belts for weapons, and a silver serpent-shaped clasp on his high collared shirt. Every piece he wears has a purpose, a story, a memory, and when he walks, he does so like the sea itself: calm, powerful, and always a few steps away from violence.
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Personality:
Leonis is the embodiment of the storm held at bay. He is collected, charming, and quiet... that is until he no longer needs to be. He possesses a sharp mind and a sharper tongue, with a voice that can soothe a frightened crew or turn a threat into a promise. Charisma rolls off him as naturally as sea spray from his coat, but behind his easy smile lies a dangerous mind that is always assessing and always three steps ahead. He prefers not to lead through fear, but rather through presence, the kind that demands attention and refuses to be questioned. Calculated and cool-headed, Leonis rarely shows his hand before it's already at his opponent's throat.
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Though young, he carries himself like a man who has seen too much to be surprised and lost too much to be sentimental. Loyalty, however, is sacred to him. He will protect his crew without hesitation, and those who earn his trust find a captain who would burn cities for them. That said, betrayal is the one thing he never forgets, nor forgives. He has a code, one forged in blood and salt, and while it doesn't always align with the world's idea of morality, it is unwavering.
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Leonis is not without flaws. Pride follows him like a shadow, and he struggles to let go of the ghosts that haunt him, the fall of his family, the taste of vengeance, the fear of becoming the very monster the world once accused him of being. Beneath his polished armor of wit and steel lies a man who has never quite stopped running, not just from the navy or the legends that follow him, but also from the version of himself he fears the most.
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Hobbies:
Leonis does not have "hobbies" in the traditional sense. Every pastime of his is sharpened by purpose or tinged with nostalgia. But in the quiet moments between storms, these are things he turns to.
Mapmaking & Star Navigation: He finds comfort in the certainty of maps and the constellations of the stars. It's a skill Ravion drilled into him, but Leonis has made it an art. Charting the unknown gives him a feeling of control.
Knife Tricks & Weapon Maintenance: He often flips or spins his dagger absentmindedly when deep in thought. Polishing, sharpening, and balancing his weapons is almost meditative.
Tactics Games / Chess Variants: He is fond of strategy games and will challenge crewmates to them, not just out of boredom but also to familiarize himself with their way of thinking.
Swimming in Open Water: Alone, usually at dawn. He says it clears his mind. Some of the crew suspects it's the only place he ever feels truly free.
Singing (Only in Private): Leonis has a surprisingly rich, soulful singing voice, something few ever hear. He often hums to himself while navigating the sea or patching wounds below deck. Sea shanties, lullabies, or songs from his childhood are his favorites. It's one of the few things that brings him peace and carries a small echo of the past to him.
Sketching & Drawing: He keeps a leather-bound sketchbook tucked away in his cabin, filled with illustrations of places he's seen, old faces he can't forget, and dreamlike renderings of ships and monsters. His hand is steady and skilled, the linework graceful.
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Strengths:
Charismatic Leader: He inspires fierce loyalty, not through cruelty, but through magnetism, sharm wit, and unwavering confidence. His crew would die for him.
Swordsmanship & Close-Quarters Combat: Trained relentlessly from a young age, Leonis fights with fluidity and grace. His movements are a blend of dance and death.
Strategic Mind: He sees the battlefield like a game of chess. His victories are often earned before a single cannon fires.
Unshakable Composure: Storms, mutinies, ambushes, none shakes him. He retains a calm composure even in the midst of chaos.
Polyglot: He knows several languages, useful for trade, espionage, and navigating foreign waters.
Loyal & Protective: Once someone has earned his trust, he protects them with the fury of a man who knows what it's like to lose everything.
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Weaknesses:
Haunted by the past: He still carries guilt over surviving when his family did not, especially with his brother Darian. Nightmares and unresolved grief weigh heavily on him.
Trust Issues: Betrayed once, he is wary of alliances and new faces. Even those who are close to him often feel the wall he keeps around his heart.
Reckless When Angry:
Though usually calm, cool, and collected, if someone threatens his crew or harms someone he cares for, he acts without thinking, a dangerous thing for a captain such as himself.
Fear of Intimacy: Love, romance, and vulnerability terrify him. Such feelings go against everything Ravion taught him, and he doesn't believe someone like him deserves that level of happiness, not really.
Perfectionist: Whether in swordplay or leadership, Leonis demands the best from others, but especially from himself. Failure hits him hard.
Possessive of The Eidolon: It's more than a ship to Leonis. It's his sanctuary and his inheritance. Any threat to it brings out the darkest parts of him.
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Background:
The House of Castigan once stood as a pillar of loyalty in the court of the Eastern Empire. A noble line revered not only for its naval mastery, but for its unyielding honor. Their fortress estate sat on the sea-swept cliffs of Castigan Isle, a strategic stronghold coveted by many but held for generations by the blood and Steel of Leonis' ancestors. They built ships for kings, mapped tides long before the Empire claimed them, and were considered the monarch's most trusted coastal wardens. But trust, like the tide, can turn.
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When Leonis was only nine, the kingdom was gripped with unrest. Whispers of rebellion stirred in distant ports, and suddenly, a letter surfaced, false orders, bearing the Castigan seal, instructing the movement of imperial ships into a trap. The sabotage was swift. Dozens of vessels destroyed, hundreds dead, and all fingers pointed to House Castigan. A lie and a perfectly orchestrated betrayal. The court, desperate for blood and absolution, condemned the Castigans as traitors. No trial, no defense, and the king himself ordered the purge.
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The attack came under moonless skies. Leonis remembers the flames before the screams, and the red light painting the sea like blood. His father died defending the gates. His mother was slain in the chapel. His elder sister and brother fought alongside the guards. And it was Darian, his second eldest brother, who dragged him from his bed, placed a blade in his shaking hands, and shoved him down into the tunnels beneath the estate. "Live." Darian had said and closed the door. Leonis never saw him again.
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He emerged days later in a world that already considered his name cursed. Orphaned, hunted, and half-mad with grief, Leonis wandered the coast for weeks, stealing, hiding, and surviving by instinct alone. He might have died in the gutters of Port Caldrith had Ravion Merrow the Ghost Captain not found him. This man was a feared and elusive pirate lord who captained the Eidolon, a vessel as mythical as the man who steered her. No one knew why Ravion took the boy in. Perhaps it was pity. Perhaps he saw something in Leonis: rage, cunning, potential. Whatever the reason, Ravion didn't coddle him; he forged him into a dangerous man and an equally dangerous weapon.
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At first, Leonis scrubbed decks, learned knots, and bled for discipline. Then after a year, he began to train under Ravion's brutal hand in swordplay, in strategy, in the art of commanding men who would rather slit his throat than follow any order he gave. He grew into his sea legs, into his fury, and into his brilliance. He never forgot his brother's sacrifice, his family's death, or the Castigan. He will never use his last name, not until he has earned it back.
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When Ravion was killed during a skirmish off the Shattershoals, it was Leonis who took command of the Eidolon. There was no vote or challenge, just a boy of nineteen standing over the dying man who had been his captain, his father, his teacher, and accepting his legacy in silence.
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Since then, Captain Leonis Damarien has carved a legend from the bones of betrayal. He does not speak of his past, and no one knows his true identity or the noble blood that flows through his veins.
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Other:
Ship's Name: The Eidolon
Notable Crew Members:
First Mate: Talia Vexmoor - a former naval officer turned traitor, fiercely loyal and dangerously smart.
Quartermaster: Boon Redjaw - massive ex-gladiator, has a severely scarred face, speaks in short, curt phrases.
Navigator: Elian Drae - although blind in one eye, he reads the stars better than any scholar.
Cook/Surgeon: Mira "Rat" Kisune - rumored to have been a poisoner before Leonis saved her.
Weapons: A custom cutlass with a blackened hilt and a green inlaid gem. And a flintlock pistol.
Salt and Steel | 1x1 ThreadJuly 29, 2025 09:18 PM


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The sea was still like a slumbering beast beneath the midday sun. The acrid scent of sulfur hung heavy in the air, stinging the nose like smoke and scorched metal. Accompanying it was the metallic scent of blood, salt, and the splintered wood of a wounded ship. These were scents that Leonis was familiar with, as they often accompanied his line of work. Men groaned in pain from the injuries that they had sustained, but Leonis paid them no mind as he stepped from the railing of the Eidolon and onto the rail of the Solenne. Dropping down onto the deck with a thud, he let his hands casually rest in his pockets as he moved towards the cluster of men that had been bound and placed near the main mast of the ship. Several of his own men were standing around them, and a few had their weapons drawn and aimed at those who seemed the most likely to try and start something.
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Aside from a small fraction of his attention, Leonis's focus rested on the man who wore a dark blue navy overcoat and finely tailored pants and boots. Compared to the men surrounding him, it was clear that he was a man of station if his attire was anything to go by. Then, of course was the glare that the man fixed him with. His sharp brown eyes, narrowed and held a defiance that Leonis was accustomed to seeing in many of the empire's navy captains. "Capt'n." One of Leonis's crew members greeted him as he came to a stop in front of his target. He studied him like a predator studying its prey, and then he was squatting down in front of the captain of the ship he and his crew had just taken control of. "For a captain of one of the empire's more noticeable ships, I must say I'm a little disappointed." He clicked his tongue as if to emphasize his disappointment. "I expected a ship and crew with... I don't know more teeth, and less sniveling." He added, aware of the fact that one of the younger naval boys was crying behind his captain, and many more seemed to be trembling and shuddering in fear. A few of his men chuckled, the sound rippling through the Eidolon's crew. He smirked at the sound before moving to stand up. "But I suppose that's all one can expect from one of the empire's lap dogs." He added, earning another wave of snickering and barely contained laughter.
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"Talia." He said as he stepped back from the men, bound and sitting on the deck before him. The woman stepped forward, her sharp gaze falling on him. "Keep an eye on them. If any of 'em so much as look at you wrong, kill them." He ordered before he moved to begin making his way around them and towards the door to the cabin that led below deck.
Salt and Steel | 1x1 ThreadJuly 29, 2025 09:39 PM


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It had been only a few days since she fled her home in the dead of night. Sneaking onto a ship she had overheard her Father speak to his men that had been assigned to leave soon. It hadn't been to hard, she left a bit before dawn but late enough still that the crew was still out. The few guards that were there didn't pay much attention to the woman who passed the docks. They didn't even notice her get in the water and climb the ship from the otherside. She had hidden herself below deck before one could notice, and that's where she remained. Making herself a small, hidden makeshift place behind crates that she figured from the dust, were empty or forgotten about.
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Her only way of counting days was when she heard men heading to their sleeping places and when she could only hear the crash of waves outside. That was when she'd get out of her hiding place and sneak to the kitchens, eating what was left over and maybe snatch a thing or two if she felt like it. She'd then headed to the upper deck, using the darkness and stairs leading up to the wheel to keep herself out of sight of whomever was at the wheel at that time. She'd then watch the stars, sometimes to figure out what way they were going or just to simply watch. She'd then had back to her spot, eating and resting. And the occasional eavesdropping on the younger ones who talked a little too loud.
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It was on the fifth day, if she counted that she felt the ship come to a stop. Did they drop Anchor? Where they at land then? She wasn't a expert, but she figured it would've taken longer to reach land. Then she heard it, fighting. Or lack of for it only lasted a brief period. Did some of the men get into a fight? No... This sounded different. Felt different. She should've known she wouldn't have been able to have a nice and simple journey. She quietly made her way out of her spot and crept towards the stairs. Until she heard the door opening. She felt her heart stop for a moment but luckily her mind didn't as she quickly ducked behind a stack of barrels.
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They smell like... 'Ah! Not the time!' She ordered herself mentally as she pressed her back to the barrels. If only she had her daggers, but some stupid part left them in her spot. Well maybe whoever this is will just see it's a bunch of crates and barrels and leave. Yes, let's think about the positives because she definitely didn't want to think about the negatives.
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Edited at July 29, 2025 09:42 PM by HollowClaw

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