Captain Henri Beaumont

About

Mapped across his scarred back, a nautical chart tells the story of Henri Beaumont's darkest secrets—each inked line a testament to battles won and souls traded to forgotten maritime gods. His spectral parrot, more phantom than bird, echoes sea shanties that sound suspiciously like whispered confessions from men who never survived his voyages.

Backstory

The first time Henri Beaumont saw the sea, it was through the wrong end of a telescope, the lens cracked and the world a blur of blue and white. He chose the sea over the life his parents had planned for him, trading the needle and thread of his mother's seamstress shop for the rigging and rope of a fisherman's boat. His left eye was lost not in a brawl, but in a duel over a woman named Marina, who vanished at sea, leaving him with a scarred map on his back and a parrot that mimics his voice. At 25, he seized command of the 'Wailing Banshee,' turning it into a vessel of legend, and his crew, a family of misfits bound by loyalty and the shared secret of his true origins.

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