The Mutiny ~ A beauty of western and colder seas. She was not equipted for battle-- Oh no, she was equipted for carrying gold, but not coins. The Mutiny ferried prisoners from the northern continents to the southern continents, If the southerners did not die of hypothermia, the northerners died of disease. 

      The Mutiny, Captained by a french privateer, Auguste 'Cripsy' Benedict, was recruited once again by the government after 'retiring' out of his position after burning half of his face in a quick spat in a Mutiny which set his ship on fire; earning the ship-- And Auguste, their names. The Mutiny's job is considerably risky, as they ferry wanted criminals from port to port, or handle their execution on the sea.

      Etiennette was an interesting lass, she always had a very close relationship with her uncle, who had taken care of her ever since she was a baby. After losing him some years after meeting Auguste, Etiennette was near 17, and was thought to be ready to carry her own weight in the world. Captain 'Cripsy' took the girl under his wing and began to teach her his trade, and after a few more years in this business, became his first mate. Soon there of, Étiennette returned to shore, marrying a french nobelmen, and having three sons; Ernest, Eric and Edmond after her Uncle. All three sons grew up to be stunning captains of their own ships, and not many years after doing so, Etiennette died of the plague, as it swept across her homeland.