Ibaraumi Suizoku wasn’t a legendary figure, but someone whose scars told stories of battles fought both in the depths and along shores forgotten by the world. Born on the cold coast of Haibarashu, a land where the waters were more treacherous than the creatures living within them, he didn’t grow up with myths or legends, but with the bitter taste of survival. His trident, simple in appearance, was the only inheritance from his father, a fisherman who disappeared in a storm, leaving the young Ibaraumi without answers and with an unforgiving sea.
Unlike warriors who fought for glory or honor, Ibaraumi knew the ruthless nature of the ocean. He had battled dark-water pirates, defended against raids from marauders across the coast, and, above all, learned to navigate between life and death in the uncertain tides. His dark navy armor, now scratched and corroded by salt, was just physical protection; Ibaraumi’s real shield was his instinctive understanding of the currents, the waves, and the unpredictable moods of the sea.
With his emerald green eyes, he didn’t claim mystical power over the ocean, but he knew how to use it subtly. He fought like someone who understood the rhythm of the tides, knowing the right moment to advance or retreat, and his trident was an extension of this knowledge—a deadly weapon in the hands of someone who never underestimated the sea but didn’t fear it either. He wasn’t a hero with a grand destiny; he was a man who knew the ocean gave nothing for free and, for that, fought for every breath he took on the edges of the world.
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