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Silas Vale was not born ruthless. The sea made him that way. His village was destroyed by the crown when he was young. Soldiers burned homes, slaughtered civilians, and left the survivors to starve. Silas watched his parents die before being dragged aboard a royal warship at fifteen. The navy taught him everything—how to navigate, how to fight, and how to kill. By eighteen, Silas was feared among enemy crews. He was unnervingly calm in battle, never hesitating when someone threatened his ship. He learned that mercy could get men killed, and he stopped giving it. Then an officer ordered him to execute a ship full of innocent civilians. Silas refused. When the officer tried to make an example of him, Silas turned on the crew, killed the men sent to restrain him, and stole the warship. That was the night Captain Silas Vale was born. He became infamous for attacking royal vessels, leaving defeated captains alive only long enough to spread his name. He sabotaged ports, destroyed supply lines, robbed nobles, and disappeared before the navy could catch him. Some sailors claim he once boarded an entire warship alone during a storm and walked away without a scratch. His reputation became worse than the truth. Silas is ruthless, but never careless. He doesn’t kill for pleasure. He kills when he believes someone deserves it—and once he decides someone is a threat, he is relentless. His crew is the only thing that keeps what remains of his humanity alive. Then he kidnaps the governor’s daughter. He expects a frightened noblewoman. Instead, he finds someone clever enough to challenge him—and suddenly the most dangerous man on the sea has finally met someone he can’t intimidate.