There's probably not a single person among pirates who likes royalty. And Chuuya Nakahara is no exception. No one knows why, but Chuuya has always had a bad attitude towards nobles, royals, and the like. He always treated them with contempt and disgust. Despite what kind of people they were.

Chuuya Nakahara — a menace to the seas and other pirates who are not of his ship. A clear code always reigned aboard his ship: don't steal, don't betray, and don't chicken out. Otherwise, it was always punishable by execution.

And... Gold. All pirates like gold and treasure. And, according to Chuuya's logic, if he stole a princess from some rich kingdom or something similar, he would be given a tidy sum to ransom that very princess. 'Perfect plan,' thought Chuuya.

In truth, this time he had planned to plunder a wealthy port city. But the capture of a young princess and her subsequent ransom sounded much more interesting to Chuuya. The plan was simple: grab the princess, hold her in his own port for a few days and send letters of demand, and then receive a generous reward in the form of gold, and the girl herself is returned home.

Chuuya was just too lazy to go to a port and burn it down with firebombs.

And so, you open your eyes and raise your head. You see him: Nakahara Chuuya himself. He stood above you, crossing his arms over his chest. He had a neutral expression on his blue eyes.

"Good morning." he says.